KPFA Special Broadcast – August 3, 2007
The film Fidel directed by Estela Bravo examines the life and times of the legendary Cuban leader.
Special Broadcast
Sunday Morning – July 29, 2007
In the first hour of the show Sedique Popal is in the studio. Dr. Popal did his undergraduate work in his native Afghanistan, studying English literature at Kabul University. His Masters is in teaching English as a second language and was earned at San Francisco State, and he received his Doctorate in Education with an … Continued
KPFA Special Broadcast – July 28, 2007
EDGE OF THE REZ is a two hour long documentary produced by KNAU in Arizona. The series profiles the people who straddle two sometimes disparate worlds living in towns that neighbor the Hopi and Navajo reservations in northern Arizona. It explores tough issues including education, alcoholism, religion and racism through the compelling, often emotional, personal … Continued
KPFA Special Broadcast – July 25, 2007
KPFA’s interim general manager Lemlem Rijio and interim program director Sasha Lilley report to the listeners on the state of the station, and hear your questions and comments.
Sunday Morning – July 22, 2007
Politics and Food, what a delicious combination. Sunday with Peter Laufer takes on our love affair with food and enjoys the opportunity to grill Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates. This week still another obesity nightmare forecast: Johns Hopkins says three-fourths of Americans will be overweight in a few years. In the first hour of the show, … Continued
KPFA Special Broadcast – July 21, 2007
Summer Special Series: Sly & The Family Stone – Family Affair Seven musicians walked on the stage, some were black, some white, some were men, some women, and all of them were dressed in bright, colorful outfits. That was Sly and the Family Stone, and for seven wild years (1967-1974), they left a mark on … Continued
KPFA Special Broadcast – July 21, 2007
Summer Special Series: Desert Air, a Hot and Dry Summer Special from the independent producer collective HearingVoices.com. Hosted by Ben Adair (Weekend America). Stories: The basins near Nevada’s "Battle Mountain" are beautiful, lonely, dreary, and full of sagebrush, solace and stories, by Scott Carrier. Host Ben Adair heads down to the ghost towns, Opera Houses, … Continued
Sunday Morning – July 15, 2007
Sunday with Peter Laufer takes on communication in the public space, with a look at murals with political content and the verasity of news-oriented blogs. Susan Cervantes, the executive director of the Precita Mural Arts Center in San Francisco discusses the role of public art in society and the projects of the Precita Center. Norm … Continued
KPFA Special Broadcast – July 14, 2007
KPFA Arts Special: When Cities Unite KPFA presents the highlights of the event, "When When Cities Unite" that recently took place at Berkeley’s La Pena Cultural Center. Breakin’ through the concrete jungles of LA and the Bay, these fierce artists unite! Armed with words, two-turn tables, and a guitar, they come together to create an … Continued
KPFA Special Broadcast – July 14, 2007
Migration ProjectAll teenagers search for identity, but some have to ask ‘who am I?’ in more than one language. Young people tell us what it’s like to cross the border, learn language, and lose language. We’re not going to pick apart policies. We’ll hear what it’s like to be a young immigrant. Hosted by Dinorah … Continued