As the twenties roared and Harlem renaissance thrived, a young woman from rural Florida became the toast of literary New York. Jump at the Sun chronicles the passionate life of Zora Neale Hurston, who went from spinning tales on the front porch of a country store, to writing prize-winning stories, novels, and plays. Imbued with … Continued
Artwork by Chicano/Chicana students and alumni of U.C. Berkeley, showing through March at Corazon del Pueblo through March 4th, 2005. DJ Aztec Parrot speaks with the curator and artists.
Cachondo: A Celebration of All Things Erotic, opening at the Amaru Gallery Of Fine Latin American Art, 510 Valencia in SF.
PoetryTelevison.com and the Galeria de La Raza in San Francisco team up to present this month’s Lunada Lit Lounge. Radio 2050 talks with Lunada founder and full-moon follower Marc Pinate, and PoetryTelevision’s Claudia Leon about the new DVD "Reclaim." more info at www.poetrytelevision.com or www.galeriadelaraza.org .
Mission Community Advocate for Social Justice, Ray Balberan discusses his latest project to document the social movement of San Francisco’s Mission District in the 1970’s. He also discusses his approaches to youth advocacy for those involved in the juvenile justice system. On Friday, January 28, 2005 Precita Community Center will honor his living legacy.
DJ Aztec Parrot sits down with two local poets on the rise, Milta Ortiz and Cruz Grimaldo, who have traversed between poetry and theater.
An interview with the band Kinky from Monterrey Mexico, who is in the Bay Area promoting their new album.
A look back at some of the best Radio 2050 programs of the past year.
Brazilian Feminist Punk goddesses Dominitrix slam into Radio 2050 to talk about their band’s liberating message and their final show of the Queercore BlitzTour. Hosted by Elida Margarita. www.queercoreblitz.com
Los Angeles’ beloved Afro-Latin-and-beyond style-mashers Ozomatli, who have never been shy about their commitment to social justice, progressive politics, and anti-war convictions, talk with Elida Margarita before a recent stop in the Bay Area. www.ozomatli.com
