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We have an exclusive interview with Yukimi Nagano of electronic music band Little Dragon! They just had their show in San Francisco earlier this month. We’ll hear sounds from the recent protest in front of the Indian Consulate to free human rights activist Binayak Sen. Also, Professor and long time activist Masao Suzuki talks about … Continued
A report from the Sunday inauguration of Fred Korematsu Day, the first day ever to celebrate the life of an Asian American. Last September, Governor Schwarzenegger proclaimed January 30th Fred Korematsu Day. And Masayuki Koga on Japanese flute playing. With Host Karl Jagbandhansingh and Ellen Choy
We’ll talk with Allan Manalo of Bindlestiff Studio about their Wednesday night open mic called Wordy Word Wednesdays. Be sure to tune in because we have some breaking news about Bindlestiff staffing! And: We’ll also hear from Junko Seki and Otto Granillo, two members of Los Angeles-based music group KoTolán. They’re having their record release … Continued
Preeti Mangala Shakar talks with Barnali Ghosh and Anirvan Chatterjee about travelling across continents aviation free, exploring the new ethics of greener travel, climate justice action, and global movements working to change the way we think about tourism and aviation. Also the controversy over the new blasphemy laws in Pakistan. Amit Pendyal Hosts.
Preeti Mangala Shekar talks to Christine Ahn of the Korean Americans for Free Trade about opposition to the job killing NAFTA-style Korea-US free trade agreement the Obama administration is planning to introduce. Carmen Reed interviews Professor Taeku Lee, Chair of UC Berkeley’s Department of Political Science and Law about Obama administration policies and more. Preeti … Continued
A report back from the Cancun environmental conference, Li Miao Lovett discusses her novel ‘In the Lap of the God’ about a dam on the Yangtze uprooting a million lives and the Sushi Cal Band playing Okinawan music.
Today’s APEX, we bring you an update on the recent Indian court verdict of life imprisonment against noted human rights activist Dr.Binayak Sen. We also bring you music, the voice of Arundhati Roy in conversation with journalist David Barsamian and community calendar.
After serving over 20 years behind bars for a robbery he committed at age 16, Chinese American community leader Eddy Zheng now faces deportation to China, a huge loss to the Bay Area community. Released from prison in 2007, Eddy has dedicated his life to preventing youth violence and delinquency through his work at the … Continued
Anti-war draft resistance by Japanese-American in relocation camps during WWII despite recruiting campaigns, a feature originally done for Making Contact by Robynn Takayama. A KPFA apprentice feature by Jen Chien. A preview of the issues facing attendees of the Cancun Climate Change Conference now getting under way. And Mario Nomi from Power Struggle on their … Continued
