7:00 amIs it a Peaceful or Warmongering USA? Howard Zinn, Prof. emeritus at Boston University and author of A people’s History of the United States and Terrorism and War. 7:30 amDavid Bacon on Labor. 8:00 amIs Gay Marriage Around the Corner? Michelangelo Signorile, journalist and columnist for the New York Press, and Kate Kendell, Executive … Continued
7:00 amThe FBI Infiltration of Political and Religious Groups: Guests Jason Mark, organizer for Global Exchange and co-author of Insurrection: Citizen Challenges to Corporate Power, Julia Mass, attorney with the Northern California ACLU, Mara Verheyden-Hilliard, attorney and co-founder of Partnership for Civil Justice and also on the National Lawyers’ Guild’s Mass Defense Committee, and Michael … Continued
7:00 amThe D.C. Report with Mitch Jeserich. 7:30 amThe San Francisco District Attorney Run-off Election. 8:00 amHouse Cleaning Coops, Empowering Immigrant Women. 8:20 amKPFA’s Richard Wolinsky speaks with Boston Globe columnist James Carroll about the US Occupation of Iraq. 8:30 amCaroline Alexander, author of The Bounty: The True Story of the Mutiny on the Bounty.
7:00 amThe recent bomb attacks in Turkey. 7:30 amLeonard Felder, Ph.D., author of When Difficult Relatives Happen to Good People: Surviving Your Family and Keeping Your Sanity. 8:00 amFilm critic Reyna Cowan reviews Autumn Spring and Elephant. 8:30 amA discussion of industrial agriculture and globalization with noted Indian journalist Devinder Sharma.
7:00 amGeorge W. Bush meets the Queen: Guest David Miller, Stirling Media Research Institute, Scotland. 7:30 amJohn Prados of the National Security Archive, editor of The White House Tapes: Evesdropping on the President. 8:00 amComedian and social critic Bill Santiago. 8:20 amJennifer Stone with Stone’s Throw 8:30 amLeo Braudy, author of From Chivalry to Terrorism: … Continued
7:00 amIBM on Trial for Poisoning Workers: Guests Brian Edwards-Tiekert of the KPFA News Department; Jeff Stier, associate dir. of American Council on Science and Health; Michael P. Wilson, in studio, researcher at the Center for Occupational and Environmental Health at UC Berkeley’s School of Public Health. 7:30 amAlice Medrich, author of Bitter Sweet: Recipes … Continued
7:00 amThe Inauguration of Arnold Schwartzenegger as Governor of California. Guests Bill Allayaud, California State Legislative Director for the Sierra Club; Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, senior scholar at the School of Policy, Planning and Development at USC; and Rick Wooley, spokesperson for the California Applicants Attorneys Association representing injured workers. 8:00 amMichael Pollan, author of Botany … Continued
7:00 amThe Human Rights Crisis in the Occupied Territories. Guest Jeff Mendez, acting Executive Director of the Palestine Center in Washington. 7:30 amRobert Pollin, author of Contours of Descent: US Economic Fractures and the Landscape of Global Austerity. 8:00 amA preview of Praises for the World, an ecstatic and devotional community concert ritual, presented by … Continued
7:00 amToby Dodge, author of Inventing Iraq: The Failure of Nation Building and a History Denied 7:30 amThe Way Things Are: Conversations with Huston Smith on the Spiritual Life and Buddhism: A Concise Introduction, by Huston Smith. 8:00 amA preview of Cirque de Soleil’s current performance, Alegria. 8:20 amStone’s Throw, with Jennifer Stone. 8:30 amChildren … Continued
7:00 amVoices Under Occupation: Guests Nermin Al-Mufti, Iraqi journalist, Amal Al-Khedairy, director of Baghdad "Iraqi House" arts and cultural center. 7:30 amLabor with David Bacon: The Supermarket Strike in Los Angeles and what it will mean for Safeway workers in Northern California whose contract expires in September of next year. 8:00 amThe Supreme Court decides … Continued
