The Archives goes to Mumford High School, Detroit, MI – November 18, 2008
The Archives goes to Mumford High School, Detroit, MIHost: Brian DeShazor,Guest: Allee Willis and Mumford High School
The Archives goes to Mumford High School, Detroit, MIHost: Brian DeShazor,Guest: Allee Willis and Mumford High School
Pacifica Radio Archives IPOD JamPRA staff and KPFK GM Sean Heitkemper, KPFT GM Duane Bradley
Les Paul Guitar HeroHosts: Maggie LaPique, Mark TorresGuest: Les Paul
Sojourner Truth: Reconsidering Civil Rights. Host: Margaret Prescod
We take an in-depth look at the newly-signed Status of Forces Agreement between the US and Iraq; plus, Father Louis Vitale arrested again, resisting torture at Fort Huachuca and protesting the use of drones from Nevada; Gaza plunged into darkness as hospitals and sewage treatment facilities grind to a halt, we'll speak to activist Bekah … Continued
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Legendary Argentinean tenor saxophonist Leandro "Gato" Barbieri is interviewed by "In Your Ear" host Art Sato. Born in Rosario, Argentina in 1934, Barbieri is known for his huge, distinct sound on the tenor and for forging a Pan-Latin American musical synthesis that encompasses tango, Brazilian, Cuban, and South American folklore. Gato Barbieri performs at Yoshi's … Continued
A Special Look at the Obama Victory; Afghans to Obama: End the Occupation; Empire Notes: "Only in America"; Bush Sneaks in 11th Hour Gutting of Environmental Regulations; Black Agenda Report on the Election Impact in Dixie; A Brutal Hate Crime and the Future of Immigration Reform.
Election '08 loose-ends; planned parroting. Did Al Franken win yet? Did Ted Stevens lose yet? What about vote-counting—is it over yet? PLUS: did you know that parrots are smarter than any primate but humans? and that they are worth more on the black market than cocaine? We learn all about it.
Richard Wolinsky talks with noted actor Delroy Lindo, director of August Wilson's play "Joe Turner's Come and Gone," now playing at Berkeley Rep in Berkeley through December 14th.
Mary Lou Williams (May 10,1910-May 28,1981) who is considered one of the most important jazz musicians of her time will be the focus of today's show with Eddy Pay and Kent Guthrie.