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KPFA’s 2019 International Women’s Day Broadcast

Tune in Saturday March 9th for KPFA’s 2019 International Women’s Day broadcast! From 6am – 12 midnight, we bring you a mix of music, culture and her-stories celebrating the courage, creativity and contributions of some of the most vulnerable and most powerful women on our planet.

Hard Knock Radio

The Long Shadow

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Of all the divisions in America, none is as insidious and destructive as racism. In this powerful documentary, the filmmakers, both privileged daughters of the South, who were haunted by their families slave owning pasts, passionately seek the hidden truth and the untold stories of how America—guided by the South’s powerful political influence—steadily, deliberately and … Continued

Radio Wolinsky

Barry Eisler: The Killer Collective

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Barry Eisler, whose latest novel is “The Killer Collective,” is interviewed by Richard Wolinsky. Barry Eisler spent three years in the CIA before leaving to become a lawyer and novelist. Bringing together his protagonists, an assassin named John Rain and a detective named Livia Lone in one book, he examines the relationship of government to mercenary outsourcing, along with governmental cover-ups.

UpFront

Oakland teachers strike a tentative deal with OUSD; Plus: Can We Feed the World Without Destroying It?

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0:08 – Breaking News: Oakland teachers vote to approve an agreement to end an 8 day strike Kitty Kelly Epstein is an educator, scholar, and author of A Different View of Urban Schools: Civil Rights, Critical Race Theory, and Unexplored Realities. She also host of KPFA’s “Education Today” airing each 2nd and 4th Friday at … Continued