7:00 amRosita Arvigo and Nadine Epstein, author of Spiritual Bathing: Healing Rituals and Traditions Around the World. 7:30 am"Full Cry” by Rita Mae Brown. 8:00 amRichard Wolinsky speaks with Edna O’Brien about her latest play, "Tryptich" now at the Magic Theater. 8:30 amDinosaurs and Other Mesozoic Reptiles of California, by Richard P. Hilton.
7:00 amHomeland Security has People feeling Insecure: Guest Beau Grosscup, Professor of International Relations, Cal. State University Chico, author of The Newest Explosions of Terrorism: Latest Sites of Terrorism in the 1990s and Beyond. 7:30 amDavid Bacon on Labor: Super Market Strike/Lockout Continues in Southern California. Guests Mark Norton, striker, Rich Benson, UFCU local in … Continued
7:00 amPakistan Selling Secrets. Guest Amit Pal, managing editor, The Progressive. 7:30 amClaire Cummings, food and farming editor talks with Ross Gelbspan, www.heatisonline.org 8:00 amJoan Didion, whose latest work is Where I Was From. 8:30 amThe KPFA Local Station Board Elections, featuring candidates Marnie Tattersall, Michael Lubin, Bill Callison, and Fadi Saba. For more on … Continued
7:00 amCriminalizing Travel to Cuba. Guests Fred Burks, tourist who is being Prosecuted, and Art Heitzer, attorney with the National Lawyers’ Guild Cuba sub-committee. 7:30 amNan Levinson, author of Outspoken: Free Speech Stories. 8:00 amAmazon Watch. Steven Donziger, Plaintiffs’ Attorney suing Chevron Texaco in Ecuador, Steve Harms, Pastor at Peace Lutheran Church in Danville, and … Continued
7:00 amFrench President Jacques Chirac has a problem with religious symbols in public schools. Zeenat Hansrat, Free Speech Radio News correspondent in Paris and Rabiah Ahmed, Communications Coordinator at the Council on American-Islamic Relations. 7:30 amThe Mother of Peace Orphanage and Clinic in Zimbabwe. Dr. Robert Scott, Mother Jean Cornneck, and Kevin Monroe, Allen Temple … Continued
7:00 amAfghanistan Update. Meena Nanji, film maker of a documentary on Afghan women, and Sonali Kolhatkar, Co-Director of the Afghan Women’s Mission (www.afghanwomensmission.org), host and producer of KPFK’s program “Up Rising”. 7:30 amPG&E’s Bankruptcy and the California Public Utility Commission. Paul Fenn, director of Local Power, and Bob Finkelstein, Executive Director of The Utility Reform … Continued
7:00 amIs It a Victory for GW? Kamil Mahdi, lecturer in Middle East Economics at Exeter Univ., UK, and Phyllis Bennis, fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies and author of Before and After: US foreign Policy and the Sept. 11th Crisis. 7:30 amLabor with David Bacon. 8:00 amWho’s Making and Selling War Game Videos? … Continued
7:00 amCongressman Dennis Kucinich. 7:30 amChris Tensing, executive director of the Middle East Research and Information Project, www.merip.org, on Sadam’s capture and US Policy. 8:00 amInternational Adoption: Elizabeth Bartholet, Morris Wasserstein, Public Interest Professor at Harvard Law School and author of Family Bonds: Adoption, Infertility and the New World of Child Production, Sally Hindman, Quaker … Continued
7:00 amClovis Maksoud, Director of the Center for the Global South at American University (202) 885-1519 or 1612 As’ad Abu Khalil, Prof. Political Science at Cal State Stanislaus, author of Saudi Arabia and the US: The Tale of the Good Taliban.angryarab.blogspot.com 7:30 amBush and International Law. Roger Normand, Executive Director of the Center for Economic … Continued
7:00 amThe Sacramento Report with Christopher Martinez. 7:30 amBush Gets Even with the Noncompliant Allies: Bill Hartung, Senior Research Fellow at the World Policy Institute, author of How Much Are You Making on the War Daddy? A Quick and Dirty Guide to War Profiteering in the Bush Administration, Phyllis Bennis, Fellow at the Institute for … Continued
