KPFA Special Broadcast – May 13, 2007
A look at our credit-driven society in the "Overspent American".
A look at our credit-driven society in the "Overspent American".
A presentation of Bill Moyer’s recent documentary "Buying the War", about the Iraq occupation and the media.
Buddhist Pema Chodron talks about true happiness.
Laura Flanders speaks on how to take politics back from the politicians.
"Killer Bargain" looks at the true costs of cheap consumer goods.
Richard Dawkins talks about whether religion is the root of all evil.
We commemorate cinco de Mayo as well as honor Chicano/Mexicano history by bringing you 2 specials today. Hosted by Amelia Gonzalez 1st Half Hour – Highlights of the film Mendez vs. Westminster offers a living history of one of the most important stories in the American Civil Rights Movement. In May 2004, The United States … Continued
In honoring the historical event of Cinco De Mayo, we bring you "Crossing Borders" a special from Hearing Voices. Crossing Borders includes one-minute Vacation podcasts (QuietAmerican.org) a Saint Jude’s festival in the highlands of Michoacan (recorded by Siamack Sioshansi) and evening mass at the Church of Carmen Alta in Oaxaca City (recorded by Bronwyn Ximm). … Continued
Live broadcast of the march and rally in San Francisco for unconditional amnesty for undocumented workers, hosted by Miguel Guerrero and Miguel Gavilan Molina, and featuring reports from all over California.
As the San Francisco International Film Society celebrates their 50th year of having their annunal festivals, we are taking a retrospective look at the S.F. International Film Festival by showcasing interviews that have been part of the festivals. Today we listen to interviews that took place in front of a live interview, with Jack Nicholson … Continued