Episode Two: "The Legend Grows." In this episode we explore the lives, work and accomplishments of some of the college choir directors and composers – such individuals as William Levi Dawson at Tuskegee Institute, and R. Nathaniel Dett, first at Hampton Institute, then later at Bennett College. We profile a number of other college choirs, … Continued
Race with History: A KPFA Special Broadcast
KPFA’s interim general manager Lemlem Rijio and interim program director Sasha Lilley will give a report to the listeners on the state of the station and hear your questions and comments.
10th Annual Homelessness Marathon (5am-6am): An Excerpt from the video documentary entitled "Moshesh, A Journey Endured," co-produced by the KPFA Apprenticeship Department’s Ms. M will be in the mix of stories played during the 1oth Annual Homelessness Marathon. "The Bush Record On Homelessness." Co-Host: Phil Mangano, Director of the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness … Continued
10th Annual Homelessness Marathon (4am-5am): "New Orleans: Have the Poor Been Helped?" Co-Host: Malik Raim, Director and co-founder of the Common Ground Collective; and Rusty Wirth, case manager, Ozanam Inn homeless shelter in New Orleans.
10th Annual Homelessness Marathon (3am-4am): Street Poetry
10th Annual Homelessness Marathon (2am-3am): TBA
10th Annual Homelessness Marathon (1am-2am): "International Hour: Why Does Even the French Right Support the Right To Housing?" Co-Host: Marc Uhry, Policy Officer, Alpil (Action for Hosing Rights), Lyons, France.
10th Annual Homelessness Marathon (11pm-12am): "Why Do So Many Foster Kids Wind Up On The Streets?" Co-Hosts: Ducky Doolittle, a rape crisis counselor and sex educator who became a street prostitute when she first got our of foster care, and Richard Wexler, director of the National Coalition for Child Protection Reform and author of "Wounded … Continued
