Hosted by Katie Davis, of Neighborhood Stories, featuring: "School VP"- Richard Paul follows Assistant Principal Irasema Salcido through her hectic multi-lingual morning at Bell Multicultural High School in DC. "Carried You"- Katie Davis tries to help, but Tiffany tells her she "got carried." A lesson in learning lessons. "What Teachers Make"- Slam poet and history … Continued
SPECIAL: Crossing Borders – from Mexico to US, a Tale of Two Countries. Your guide, Marcos Martinez, of KUNM- Albuquerque, plays some border radio: Poet Luis Alberto Urrea delivers his "Hymn to Vatos Who Will Never Appear in a Poem" and travels "The Devil’s Highway," from his book about death in the desert. In "Sasabe," … Continued
Sometimes the interplay between personal journeys and larger socio-economic forces or spiritual traditions can bring drama to stories waiting to be told across the generations. This week on the Radio Chronicles, Stagebridge, the nation’s oldest senior theater company, brings that drama to the airwaves.
Crossing East sheds light on current discriminatory treatment against Asian Americans from the last two decades and what we can learn from past mistakes.
Crossing East examines differences in culture, education and socio-economic backgrounds of Southeast Asian refugees.
Crossing East explores the impact of the Immigration Act of 1965.
Wars create poverty conditions and a surplus of dispossessed women and children. Crossing East explores the little told accounts of military brides and Asian American adoptees in Program 5, of the 8-part series.
Keep Asians Out that has been the consistent message toward Asian immigrants beginning with the Exclusion Act of 1882. Crossing East gives detailed accounts of immigration laws designed specifically to restrict Asian Americans in Program 4 of the 8-part series.
