KPFA Special Broadcast – October 20, 2007
Greg Palast’s The Big Easy to the Big Empty looks at the human-caused devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
Greg Palast’s The Big Easy to the Big Empty looks at the human-caused devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
KPFA election season has started. Hear from some of the current crop of candidates running to represent the KPFA listeners on the Local Station Board, in this second of two candidates forums in October.
The two authors from the new issue of Greater Good magazine discuss the 21st Century Family, and Michael Krasny of KQED’s forum discusses his new book, Off Mike: A Memoir of Talk Radio and Literary Life. Also, the Arab-American Film Festival.
Hosted by Tom Lopez To get us in the mood for Halloween – A Haunting, Harrowing Halloween Hour The Bloody Parts: "Blood on the Pulpit" by David Greenberger and The Shaking Ray Levis from Mayor of Tennessee River. "The Bleeding Man," an ZBS adaptation of Cherokee writer Craig Strete’s short story. "La Llorona" produced by … Continued
A Special Report by KUT Radio and Latino USAThis program looks at illegal immigration from the eyes of the immigrants. It puts faces on those people who chose to settle or stop in the United States and their stories–who these people are, what situations in their own countries encourage them to leave for America, their … Continued
KPFA interim General Manager Lemlem Rijio and interim Program Director Sasha Lilley give their monthly report on the state of the station and take your calls.
KPFA election season has started. Hear from some of the current crop of candidates running to represent the KPFA listeners on the Local Station Board, in this first of two candidates forums in the month of October.