Apex Express: Asian Pacific Islander radioThursdays 7PM-8PM, KPFA 94.1 FM, KFCF Fresnowww.kpfa.org: on-line listening, past programs Thursday Dec 27: Apex talks with people on the "outer" ring of fire whose concerns remain on the table in the aftermath of the UN Global Warming Conference in Bali. Find out what burning issue Neil Tangri raised in Indonesia … Continued
Apex Express: Asian Pacific Islander radioThursdays 7PM-8PM, KPFA 94.1 FM, KFCF Fresnowww.kpfa.org: on-line listening, past programs Thursday, Dec 20: We explore what it is like to be a professional immigrating to the United States. Upwardly Global helps highly-skilled immigrants, refugees and asylees reclaim their careers here in the United States and helps American employers discover and … Continued
Hip-hop journalism, Filipino American artists, Asian American Studies and author Oliver Wang all converge on Apex’s hip-hop show.
Native Gumanians face military might as they try to re-claim land, language, political power. Plans for starting Pacific Islander Studies at UC Berkeley. Plus, Island music and more during Indigenous Peoples’ Month.
A youth detained and a father jailed in the film "Whose Children Are These," documenting Bush’s special registration started in Nov. post-9/11. The crisis in Pakistan: we talk with a member of the local community here whose father was jailed under martial law in Pakistan.
Afganistan/Pakistan and the South Asian diaspora presented through film at Third-I’s film festival; A trip to North Korea to create peace by Korean Americans; A book about "The Gangster Within."
Youth organize around reproductive health, and we cover a conference that deals with API youths issues. I-hotel tenant and labor, community activist Bill Sorro is remembered. Music, calendar.
From Asian American veterans to refugees fleeing war-torn homes – how did the war in Vietnam impact Asians? And, music from Bindlestiff’s CD compilation showcasing the Fil-Am music scene.
