Sunday Morning – September 30, 2007
Each Sunday morning Peter assembles noteworthy personalities who are at odds with the status quo in our culture and politics, and adds to the mix telephone calls from you in the KPFA audience.
Special Broadcast
KPFA Special Broadcast – September 29, 2007
This audio documentary features interviews with Isabel Allende, Ariel Dorfman, Isabel Letelier, and people in global pursuit of the Pinochet/Kissinger cases, as well as the archived voices of Salvador Allende, his supports, and witnesses of the 1973 coup. The story documents the events from the rise of the Allende-led Popular Unity government, the bloody coup, … Continued
KPFA Special Broadcast – September 29, 2007
Central America-After the Wars part 3 In honoring Raza Heritage: A provocative documentary series providing the most comprehensive coverage of Central America in many years. Some of public radio’s most talented, award-winning reporters, present an in-depth and up-to-date look at the people of these nearly forgotten lands of our hemisphere, both at home and abroad. … Continued
Sunday Morning – September 23, 2007
Each Sunday morning Peter assembles noteworthy personalities who are at odds with the status quo in our culture and politics, and adds to the mix telephone calls from you in the KPFA audience
KPFA Special Broadcast – September 22, 2007
Part 1: Downsizing Armies and A Tale of One Village Downsizing Armies John Burnett reports on the scaling down of the region’s armies. A Tale of One Village Maria Martin takes a look at the past, present, and future of one Central American Village – a search for land and community in the jungle … Continued
Sunday Morning – September 16, 2007
Normon Solomon discusses his new book, <i>Made Love, Got War.</i> Congresswoman Barbara Lee on her recent op-ed, <i>Time for Congress to Take a Stand</i>.
KPFA Special Broadcast – September 15, 2007
Lost in Translation: The Challenge of Bilingual Education In this month where Raza heritage is highlighted, we bring you issues that affect the fastest growing spanish-speaking community – our children. Millions of children enter school with little knowledge of English, yet learning a second language gives students a leg up in the job market and … Continued
KPFA Special Broadcast – September 15, 2007
"The Ravaging of Africa" We continue with part 3 and 4 of the 4 part series about the destructive impact of U.S. imperialism on Africa, featuring voices of African activists interviewed at the 2007 World Social Forum held in Nairobi, Kenya. Through the Pentagon and the CIA, the U.S. government has fueled 14 wars in … Continued