Hard Knock Radio – December 3, 2003
Anita talks with folks from Cop Watch about their new video about police brutality called These streets are watching, and information about the upcoming Media Justice Summit.
Hard Knock Radio
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.
Hard Knock Radio – December 2, 2003
Police brutality in Cincinatti and Oakland; Guest Twighlight Bay discusses the paralells between gang culture in Europe and the U.S.
Hard Knock Radio – December 1, 2003
World Aids Day; A new HIV prevention and testing hotline in Alameda County; Your tax dollars paid for Prison Guards Union members and State Legislators to be in Maui over Thanksgiving; Native American poet, author John Trudell
Hard Knock Radio – November 28, 2003
Critical Resistance Radio and Hard Knock Records release party for What About Us? visit www.criticalresistance.org/ visit www.hardknockrecords.com
Hard Knock Radio – November 27, 2003
Guest Choyin Rangdröl an African American Llama in the Vajrayana tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. visit www.rainbowdharma.com
Hard Knock Radio – November 26, 2003
Efforts to stop deployment of Bay Area reservists; New Mumia commentary on George W. Bush in England; and True Skool celebrates it’s 4th anniversary. visit www.true-skool.org
Hard Knock Radio – November 25, 2003
Anita talks with Firpo W. Carr, Ph.D., whose latest book is Germany’s Black Holocaust, 1890-1945. Also, we’ll talk with friends of Sheila Detoy, a youth who was fatally shot by San Francisco police in 1998.
Hard Knock Radio – November 24, 2003
Davey D talks with former Georgia Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney about FBI monitoring of anti-war demonstrators, and we’ll hear about a new hip-hop compilation called Fresh Outta Juvi Hall.
Hard Knock Radio – November 21, 2003
Mumia Abu Jamal on conflict in Africa; Hard Knock correspondent Nishat Kurwa speaks with victims of new immigration policies and the Homeland Security Act; Anita Johnson talks with Regina Louise, author of Somebody’s Someone: A Memoir.
Hard Knock Radio – November 20, 2003
An interview with Chilean born author Alberto Fuguet, whose latest book is The Movies of My Life. Also, the SF Mission District’s Galería de la Raza celebrates 33 years of promoting Chicano/Latino Art. Visit www.galeriadelaraza.org