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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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We talk with participants and the organizer of the San Francisco Aids Marathon about their determination in running the race. And Rachel Jackson, the author of Oaktown Devil comes on to discuss his latest books. Also Shelley Doty plays some tunes for us and talks about her upcoming event.
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Working for a living. Restaurant workers organize demanding back wages and better conditions. Report from organizers of the Million Worker March and music from Bobby Sesperez.
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Voices of Chicano Resistance and Reservation Realities An interview with Vietnam war veteran and activist Jorge Mariscal; A look at how the gaming controversy has played out for one tribe in Sonoma County; And a journey to the mesas of Arizona for a conversation with Kathy Sami of the Hopi tribe.
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Remembering the 1969 occupation of Alcatraz. Plus Music..
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What was it like for Asian Americans fighting in the Vietnam War? Featuring the award-winning documentary Which Way Home: Asian American Vietnam Veterans.
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I live performance by Pura Fe, whose new album is “Follow Your Heart’s Desire".
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Open mic with live studio audience.
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The disenfranchised voter: The voting challenges that immigrant communities face and challenges faced by the formerly incarcerated. Also some local and state ballot measures and the Slam Bush mix tape.
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The Community Speaks: An open forum featuring local organizations discussing their concerns and how KPFA and other progressive media can help them. Also: The music of Full Circle.
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Dios de los Muertos: live from San Francisco’s SomArts Cultural Center comes the annual Day of the Dead celebration through music, spoken word, and theater. This year’s celebration is titled “Offering of Passion, Miracles and Peace” and is dedicated to victims of violent deaths in the Sf Bay Area. Hosted by KPFA’s Full Circle Apprenticeship … Continued
