7:00 Iran: Dilip Hiro, author of The Iranian Labyrinth: Journeys Through Theocratic Iran and Its Furies. 7:30: Crisis at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Carol Pierson, CEO of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters; Sidney Levy, program director at Media Alliance. 8:00 Reyna Cowan, film diva. The San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival 8:30: Gay … Continued
7:00 The Energy Bill in the US Senate. Tyson Slocome, Research Director for Public Citizen’s Energy Program 7:26 Community Comments on Class Matters 7:30 Susan Stryker, former Executive Director of the LGBT Historical Society and co-writer, director and producer of Screaming Queens: The Riot at Compton’s Cafeteria Premier at the Frameline Film Festival; Nan Alamilla … Continued
7:00 am7:00 Sideshows in Oakland. Wilson Riles, former Oakland City Council member; Yap, participant in sideshows and producer of the video "Sydewayz" about sideshows. 7:30 Labor with David Bacon Iraqi trade unionists in town 7:41 Interview with Ghasib Hassan: Trade unionists. 8:00 Betsy Leondar-Wright, communications director at United for a Fair Economy and author of … Continued
7:00 Arnold’s special election. Steve Smith, communications director for Planned Parenthood Golden Gate; Carmen Balber, consumer advocate, Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights; Eric Heins, on the board of the California Teachers Association, teacher in Pittsburg. 7:30 Norm Stamper, author of Breaking Rank: A Top Cop’s Expose of the Dark Side of American Policing 8:00 … Continued
7:00 Gays in the heartland – gay life outside the "gay meccas"; Cheryl McKettrick, lesbian mother in Cincinnati, Ohio, plaintiff in case to establish equal rights to her child; Howard Bayliss, board chair of Equality Alabama, lives in Birmingham; Paul Clifford, resident of Newark, California; producer and host of a monthly cable TV show sponsored … Continued
7:00 Bush’s Africa Policy. Jakeya Caruthers, campaigns coordinator with Jubilee USA; Nunu Kidane, coordinator of Priority Africa Network and member of the Bay Area Jubilee Debt Cancellation Committee. 7:30 Bob Laird, author of The Case for Affirmative Action in University Admissions. 8:00 Lesbians in popular culture. Kate Clinton, humorist and author of new book What … Continued
7:00 Bush Administration Alters Global Warming Report. Sujatha Jahagirdar, environmental advocate with Environment California; Eric Schaeffer, director of the Environmental Integrity Project, used to work with the EPA 7:25 KFCF 30th Birthday. Vic Bedoian, Executive Director of KFCF – www.KFCF.org 7:30 A World Apart: Women, Prison, and Life Behind Bars, Christina Rathbone — author. 8:00 … Continued
7:00 Judicial appointments. Paul Turner, senior program manager at the Greenlining Institute, a multi-ethnic public policy, research and advocacy institute in Berkeley; Eva Jefferson Paterson, president of the Equal Justice Society, a national organization of scholars, advocates and concerned individuals advancing creative legal strategies and public policy for enduring social change. 7:27 Mumia Abu Jamal … Continued
7:00 Elections in Lebanon. Elaine Hagopian, Professor Emerita of sociology at Simmons College 7:30 Here/There Sculpture commissioned by City of Berkeley Arts Commission. Steve Gillman, artist who collaborated with Katherine Keefer on the artwork; Ted Purves, a writer and independent curator, he is the author of What We Want Is Free: Generosity and Exchange in … Continued
7:00 The Future of Iran. Dr. Younes Parsa Benab, professor of political science at Strayer University, editor of the Iraq Bulletin. 7:30 The state of healthcare in California Prisons Dr. Corey Weinstein, physician who has visited California prisons for the last 25 years and works with Prison Focus 8:00 An interview with Kathryn Shevelow, author … Continued
