Hard Knock Radio – July 4, 2005
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Annual Freedom Mix in celebration of the 4th, with Mike Biggs.
4:00 PM PACIFIC TIME: MONDAYS - FRIDAYS
Hard Knock Radio is a drive-time Hip-Hop talk show on KPFA (94.1fm @ 4-5 pm Monday-Friday), a community radio station without corporate underwriting. Hosts Davey D and Anita Johnson give voice to issues ignored by the mainstream while planting seeds for social change.
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Annual Freedom Mix in celebration of the 4th, with Mike Biggs.
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Critical Resistance Radio. Weyland talks to Ras K’dee about the new album he has coming out.
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Davey D examines the state of radio with media moguls Jared Hall and Glen Ford.
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Anita Johnson speaks to a representative of Cubicomp and the event that they have coming up. Davey D talks to the Bay Area’s hottest new rap group, Frontline.
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Martin Moran, author of The Tricky Part discusses his book about sexual abuse and one boy’s fall from trespass to grace. Local hip hoppers Codys talk about their new album "Royalty."
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Jeff Chang, hip-hop journalist and author of Can’t Stop Won’t Stop talks about his latest book and legendary D.J. Cool Hurk is on the show.
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Anita Johnson interviews a representative from the Frameline 29 Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. The issue of racism and discrimination within the gay community is explored.
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Hip-hop artist Med speaks with Weyland about his upcoming new album " Push Comes to Shove" along with Umi Abu Jamal on keeping it gangster.
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Weyland converses with people from Intersection for the Arts in San Francisco and the celebration of their 40th year anniversary. An off the hinges interview with Tommy the Clown, who inspired the movie RISE.
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Back by popular demand and an overwhelming response by listeners, the Tupac birthday special is being rebroadcasted.