7:00 amBrian Edwards-Tiekert of the KPFA News Department with the third part of a four part Series on Air Quality in the San Joaquin Valley. 7:15 amGlobal Day of Action, Saturday March 20th. Nancy Mitchell, organizer for International Answer, Jeff Ghannam, President of the San Francisco Chapter of the American-Arab Anti-discrimination Committee, and Andrea Buffa … Continued
7:00 amAir Quality in San Joaquin Valley. Part 2 of 4 with Brian Edwards-Tiekert. 7:13 amMad Cow Update. Diane Farsetta, research director for PR Watch. 7:30 amLabor Report with Max Pringle, featuring an interview with a Colombian trade unionist Fred Hirsh, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Jeff Vote, assistant general counsel for the International Labor Rights Fund. … Continued
7:00 amBrian Edwards-Tiekert of the KPFA News Department with the first part of a 4-part series on Air Quality in the San Joaquin Valley. 7:13 amAn Initiative on changing the Three Strikes Law. Dorothy Erskind, whose nephew is Brian Smith, serving 25 – life for “aiding and abetting” a shoplifter, and Geri Silva, Director of … Continued
7:00 amThe Terrorist Attack in Spain. Beau Grosscup, professor of International Relations at Cal State Chico, author of The Newest Explosions of Terrorism. 7:30 amSierra Club Board of Directors Election. Larry Fahn, Board President, Drusha Mayhue, sits on the Sierra Club Montana Chapter Executive Committee, Ben Zuckerman, member of the Board of Directors for two … Continued
7:00 amEyewitness to Occupation: Ten Months in Baghdad. Rick McDowell, Mary Trotochaud, Iraq Country Representatives of the American Friends Service Committee. 7:20 amUpdate on the Congo. Professor Ernest Wamba dia Wamba , Senator, Transitional Senate, Democratic Republic of the Congo. 7:30 amPercy Schmeiser, Canadian farmer and environmental hero. 7:50 amGay Marriage update. Kate Kendall, National … Continued
7:00 amBird Flu. John M. Barry, author of The Great Influenza: The Epic Story of the Deadliest Plague In History. 7:20 amIran Earthquake Relief deadline is March 27th. Nazli Irani Monahan, a volunteer with Earthquake Relief Fund for Orphans, author of the book Wonders of Persia. 7:30 amRandall Robinson, author of Quitting America: The Departure … Continued
7:00 amWomen and Militarism. Lucinda Marshall, founder and co-moderator of Feminist Peace Network, and Karen Johnson, vice-president of the National Organization for Women. 7:30 amLabor Report with guest host Max Pringle: Outsourcing jobs from the Bay Area. Mark Weisbrot, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington DC, and maybe Lori Wallach, … Continued
7:00 amHaiti: Past and Present. Adam Hochschild frequently writes on topics of imperialism and colonialism in books such as King Leopold’s Ghost, and The Mirror at Midnight: a South African Journey. His upcoming book focuses (in part) on Haiti; Jean Beliard Lucien, general manager of Radio Lakay, a radio station that serves Haitian-Americans; and Deepa … Continued
7:00 amWomen’s Health: A Global Perspective. Joycelyn Elders, former U.S. Surgeon General, professor of pediatrics, University of Arkansas Medical Center; Loretta Ross, founder and e.d. of the National Center for Human Rights Education and former Program Director for the National Black Women’s Health Project. 7:30 amWomen’s Day: Key issues and things worth celebrating. Linda Burnham, … Continued
7:00 amChristopher Martinez with the Sacramento Report: Lenny Goldberg, executive director of the California Tax Reform Association; Jean Ross, Executive Director of the California Budget Project. 7:30 amAn International Conference on the Human Tragedy of Chechnya, Friday 3/5 3:00 PM UCB, 159 Mulford Hall. Albina Digaeva, organizer (in studio) Almut Rochowanski formerly with the UN … Continued
