Saturday Morning Talkies – January 3, 2004
The story of a science teacher from Mission High School who returns to school this weeks after being jailed for protesting at the "School of the Americas". Miss M and Kristin Zimmerman guest host.
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The story of a science teacher from Mission High School who returns to school this weeks after being jailed for protesting at the "School of the Americas". Miss M and Kristin Zimmerman guest host.
Good News. Guest host Joy Moore.
Kris talks with Wes Scoop Nisker, whose latest book is The Big Bang, the Buddha, and the Baby Boom. Also, Cecilia Chang of Justice for New Americans talks about the case of Captain James Yee, who provided religious services to Muslim prisoners at Guantanamo Bay and was recently released from his internment by the military.
Broadcasting live from the KPFA Crafts Fair, Kris talks with some of the artists appearing at the fair.
Radio 4 Peace International Shut Down: James Latham, general manager and CEO of Radio for Peace International; Mumia Activist and Revolutionary Journalist C. Clark Kissinger.
Police Accountability. Guest Malaika Parker of Bay Area Police Watch. Guest host William Walker.
The Future of Media: Journalist Amanda Bellerbie reports back from the National Conference on Media Reform, presents excerpts from the conference including Bill Moyers’ speech.
John Ross, longtime international reporter, talks about his recent trip to Israel to protest the tearing down of Palestinian Olive trees.
To Vote or Not to Vote: Electoral Politics vs. Community Organizing. Guest Host Kiilu Nyasha
Professor Mansur Farhan on U.S. plans for Iran.