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Full Circle – August 12, 2005

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Youth Empowerment and how those in the foster care system use digital media to relay their stories. Youth voices from those in the mission in San Francisco speak about how they stay away from drugs and gang violence. The East Bay Asian Youth Center teach youth the skills to produce and edit their own footage … Continued


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Full Circle – August 5, 2005

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This week on Full Circle we’ll focus our attention on the island of Cuba. A country still surviving the economic attacks of the United States policies. We’ll play music by the brilliant composer, Silvio Rodriguez. And feature interviews concerning some of the main issues affecting women in Cuba. Also, don’t miss an update from Pastors … Continued


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Full Circle – July 29, 2005

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Tune in and support Full Circle this week during our summer fund drive. We’ll be playing excerpts from "Our word is our weapon" — a compilation of selected readings by Zapatista leader Subcomandante Marcos. As a thank you gift for your support we will offer this CD which includes a bonus video. All royalties from … Continued


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Full Circle – July 22, 2005

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Lead attorney for Mumia Abu Jamal, who has been on death row in Pennsylvania for 23 years, Robert Brian gives us an update on the case. Congresswoman Shelia Jackson Lee and her proposal for immigration reform. The conscious voices of youth in America who are against the war in Iraq and its aftermath. Commentary on … Continued


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Full Circle – July 15, 2005

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A cultural and public affairs magazine. Speaking with spoken word and hip hop artists from across the nation and a feature on black nationalism in hip hop and the rebirth of revolutionary ideas expressed through lyrics. Sisters of the Underground and their 3 day fund raising event. Conscious hip hop in Oakland from a women’s … Continued


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Full Circle – July 8, 2005

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Health and the environment with Dave Suzuki. Update on HIV in the world. Fundamental Rights of People to Water and the privatization of the most abundant resource in the world in Africa. Health conditions of Brazilians in the United States. Commentary on fishing in the San Francisco bay area waters and the obsession with body … Continued


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Full Circle – July 1, 2005

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This week on Full Circle we will be having a unique show honoring women musicians from around the world. Full Circle will take you on a audio journey as we explore the rhythms and music of Haiti, SouthAfrica, Ireland, the Phillipines and more. Tune into Full Cirlce this Friday, July 1st as wecelebrate the multi-cultural … Continued


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Full Circle – June 24, 2005

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Join Full Circle this Friday in celebrating Queer Pride Month. Tune in to hear about the Queer immigrant experience, features from a Queer Youth series, and interviews with the organizers of the annual San Francisco Dyke March. You’ll also hear what happens when two women have the nerve to dance with each other in a … Continued


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Full Circle – June 17, 2005

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This week on Full Circle, we have a very exciting live music performance. We are honored to have Pyeng Threadgill, composer and vocalist from New York City, and Shelley Doty, guitarist and singer/song-writer from the Bay Area. Pyeng Threadgill’s unique style of music has influences from R & B, blues, soul, electronica, and drum ‘n … Continued


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Full Circle – June 10, 2005

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Celebrating laughter by bringing you comedy. Ms. M speaks with Michael Eric Dyson, prolific author of “Is Bill Cosby Right or has the Black Middle Class Lost Its Mind” which is Dyson’s response to Cosby’s attack on the black poor. Shaneek Scott, a comedian from New York and a regular on the comic circuit in … Continued