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Your cultural affairs radio magazine, produced by members and graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program right here in Huichin, in that part of occupied Ohlone Territory known as Berkeley, California.
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This week on Full Circle, we examine the impact hip hop has on culture. We look at how and why several area churches have embraced hip hop. We hear from the Arabic hip hop community, and we also talk with a live panel about the far-reaching influence hip hop continues to have on society at … Continued
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Join us as we explore local arts & culture, with a feature about arts & disability, as well as a feature about Juneteenth. We hear from some of the youth in the San Francisco Art Institute and pay tribute to Catherine Dunham.
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Goapele, a local musician who’s been taking the music world by storm, talks frankly with Lailie in an EXCLUSIVE Full Circle interview. Idris visits the Malcom X Festival, and we talk with folks on the street about the Oakland Mayoral race.
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Individuals, or organizations that were featured on Full Circle’s Open House Show: Lily Devito The Bread Project 510-644-4575 [email protected] www.breadproject.org Joe Adams Champion Guidance Center of the St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County 2280 San Pablo Avenue Oakland CA. 94612 510-444-0269 (P) 510-444-0539 (F) [email protected] Frank Jarolimek-Proner End to Capital Punishment Movement (ECPM) 510-339-9533 … Continued
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Asian-American Displacement A discussion of Asian-American experiences of displacement. We explore the 1906 earthquake and how it affected San Francisco’s Chinatown. We will visit the Vietnamese-American community in New Orleans and revisit the World War II internment of Japanese-Americans through the writing of Julie Otsuka.
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Class Dismissed We explore the documentary, Class Dismissed, which looks at how media represents the working class. The television landscape is a glittering world populated by the wealthy, the privileged, and the beautiful. Where on the television dial can you reliably find working class folks? On Jerry Springer and Cops.
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This week on Full Circle, we celebrate International Workers’ Day, in honor of the struggle of working people throughout the world. We’ll share the history of International Workers’ Day, interview labor organizers, and commemorate Cinco De Mayo. Laugh with us as we explore the lighter side of all the free labor the apprenticeship program provides … Continued
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Can you imagine a day without immigrants? What would we do without them? How would our lives change? This week on Full Circle, we revisit the controversial immigration/civil rights issue. We’ll bring you highlights of the immigration rights rally and listen to the voices of the activists as they march to the San Francisco federal … Continued
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Currently, the war in Iraq is a mess, with massive amounts of money being spent and while the news often focuses on the political, economic and massive destruction of war on a large scale, we rarely hear about the long-term effects on the individuals who survive the experience of war. This week we are talking … Continued
