Hard Knock Radio – July 29, 2004
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Activists from All of Us or None about the upcoming Peace and Justice Summit; Los Mocosos about their new album American Us.
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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Activists from All of Us or None about the upcoming Peace and Justice Summit; Los Mocosos about their new album American Us.
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Sheree R. Thomas, editor of the Dark Matter Anthologies; Davey D reports back from the DNC.
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Continuing coverage of the Democratic National Convention: Davey D speaks with Danny Glover; Youth Radio at the DNB; Mumia Abu Jamal: Four Years of Hope, Four Years of Hell.
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Davey D reports from the floor of the Democratic National Convention in Boston, and Greg Morizumi from East Side Arts Alliance about a Black Panther photo exhibit.
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A youth empowerment summit happening at San Francisco State University, and Gary G-Spot Baca helps us celebrate the 63rd Birthday of George Clinton.
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The women of Hard Knock discuss African-American leadership: part of Hard Knock’s continuing coverage of last month’s National Hip Hop Political Convention; Mumia Abu Jamal: Vote for Whom?;
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The men of Hard Knock discuss African-American leadership: part of Hard Knock’s continuing coverage of last month’s National Hip Hop Political Convention.
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Highlights from a town hall meeting exploring electoral politics at the National Hip Hop Political Convention; Mumia Abu Jamal on Blaming the Messanger; Davey D speaks with rap artist Teflon about the Bay Areas influence on the Hip Hop game and his new album.
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Highlights from a town hall meeting exploring Hip Hop activism at last month’s National Hip Hop Political Convention; Anita Johnson speaks with visual artist Adenji Wabele; Mystic Sufi Dimba discusses West African spiritual practice.