KPFA Special Broadcast – January 23, 2007
Mitch Jeserich anchors Pacifica Radio’s live coverage of President Bush’s State of the Union Address, followed by interviews and critical analysis.
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KPFA Special Broadcast – January 20, 2007
Part one of a special series, Race With History: Between Civil War and Civil Rights produced by Alan Lipke and Jude Thilman. Race with History is a glimpse into a little know part of our past – a chronicle of struggle, terror and triumph, told through the words of the people who lived these events. … Continued
KPFA Special Broadcast – January 18, 2007
Live, gavel-to-gavel coverage of the "Oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice" hearing on Capitol Hill. Join Larry Bensky and our guest experts for their analysis.
KPFA Special Broadcast – January 18, 2007
Special Live Gavel-to-Gavel Broadcast of the "Oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice" Hearing on Thursday, January 18, 2007
KPFA Special Broadcast – January 18, 2007
Oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice Hearing Special Live Gavel-to-Gavel Broadcast of the "Oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice" Hearing on Thursday, January 18, 2007 The Senate Judiciary Committee will hear from Attorney General Alberto Gonzales in its first major hearing since Democrats took control of the Senate in November. Expected issues to … Continued
KPFA Special Broadcast – January 15, 2007
Martin Luther King Jr. Special By 1967 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. became our nation’s most prominent critic of the Vietnam War. He cautioned that our morally bankrupt U.S foreign policy was making enemies from our friends. This Speech, given exactly 1 year before his assassination, was his defining speech on this topic.
KPFA Special Broadcast – January 15, 2007
National Conference on Media Reform Day Three A wrap up from the final day the National Conference on Media Reform in Memphis, Tennessee, focusing on building media change from the grassroots.
KPFA Special Broadcast – January 14, 2007
National Conference on Media Reform Day Two A wrap up from the second day of the National Conference on Media Reform in Memphis, Tennessee, featuring the voices of Ben Bagdikian, Robert McChesney and many others.