Deadly Extractions: Oil and Mining Interests in Africa When President Bush made a one-week tour of the African continent in early July 2003, the U.S. public heard a lot about human suffering and conflict there. The tragic AIDS epidemic and the toll of bloody wars are critical issues that should be examined in-depth. Yet, one … Continued
"You Cannot Break the Human Spirit": Israeli Nuclear Whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu Released After 18 Years Major Bomb Attacks Across Iraq; Leaked CPA Memo Warns of Civil War Supreme Court Grills Gov’t Over Guantanamo Bay Detentions Sen. Kennedy Blasts Wolfowitz For Giving "Disingenuous" Testimony on Iraq B-Boy in Baghdad: KPFK Producer Jerry Quickley On Alternative Media … Continued
7:00 amWorker’s Compensation with call-ins. Peggy Sugarman, former deputy chief administrative director of the division of worker’s compensation; Frank Russo, an Oakland attorney representing injured workers for 26 years; Small business owner Zoe Smith of Zoe’s Cookies in Richmond. 7:30 amMarch for Women’s Lives April 25th in Washington, DC. March for reproductive freedom and justice … Continued
The Marin County "Seniors for Peace": Its members have been demonstrating against the Iraq war for over a year. They have been gradually building a broader thrust to the protests to cover other issues. Pushing Limits looks at the disabled activists behind this nationally prominent protest icon, "Seniors for Peace".
Tune in for Pacifica’s Live Coverage of National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice’s testimony before the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, hosted by Larry Bensky and Gail Sheehy. 5:30 – 10 a.m. PST Thursday April 8
Welfare Reauthorization Battle in the Senate Congress Hears Causus on Sexual Assault in Military NY Drug Store Using Unfair Labor Practices Colombia River Toxins Uncovered Privatizing Turkish Oil
Fmr. FBI Translator: White House Had Intel On Possible Airplane Attack Pre-9/11 Reporter Apologizes For U.S. Media Iraq Coverage Robert Fisk: "Most Of The People Dying In Iraq Are Iraqis"
First Hour The September 11 Commission Hearings: What Do We Know Now? Larry Bensky, anchor of Pacifica’s gavel-to-gavel coverage of this week’s hearings in Washington, talks with Sam Smith, editor of the Washington based Progressive Review, and American University professor Clarence Lusane, author of a forthcoming book about Condoleeza Rice and Colin Powell. (A survivor … Continued
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry says he’s out to create jobs for Americans, but he and his wife are heavily invested in companies that outsource U.S. jjobs aberoad, and young American men may be facing a draft next year, regardless of who is President With April 15th close by, anti-war advocates are learning about war … Continued
Minutes KPFA Local Station Board Meeting March 27th, 2004 Freight and Salvage Coffee House, Berkeley Minutes were recorded by Mary Bishop, KPFA Administrative Assistant. Members present constituting a quorum: Riva Enteen (Chair), Ted Friedman, Sarv Randhawa, Bonnie Simmons, Miguel Molina, Steve Conley, Ann Hallett, Gerald Sanders, LaVarn Williams, Lisa Rothman, Marnie Tattersall, Mark Hernandez, Debbie … Continued
