Sunday Morning – February 17, 2008
Fundraising special, featuring the release of the classic film Battle of Algiers; Also, the music and life of Paul Robeson.
Special Broadcast
KPFA Special Broadcast – February 16, 2008
Starting with the birth of American neo-conservatism and radical Islamists in 1949, "The Power of Nightmares" explores the idea that the threat of an international terror network is an illusion. With Sonali Kolhatkar.
KPFA Special Broadcast – February 16, 2008
Does contemporary America have a controlling class? Lewis Lapham, the jaded socialite-cum-muckraker editor of Harper’s, takes a star-studded journey through America’s establishment.
KPFA Special Broadcast – February 15, 2008
Evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins talks about atheism, critical thinking, and science.
KPFA Special Broadcast – February 15, 2008
Historian and activist John Henrik Clarke examines 5000 years of African and African American history in the award-winning film documentary, "A Great and Mighty Walk."
KPFA Special Broadcast – February 14, 2008
KPFA presents clips from Coleman Barks’ exuberant and musical readings for Rumi’s 800th Birthday.
KPFA Special Broadcast – February 13, 2008
Does contemporary America have a controlling class? Lewis Lapham, the jaded socialite-cum-muckraker editor of Harper’s, takes a star-studded journey through America’s establishment.
KPFA Special Broadcast – February 13, 2008
A presentation of the documentary "The War on Democracy", about US intervention in Latin America, by author, journalist, and film maker John Pilger.