At the Democratic National Convention, politicians and power brokers will descend on security-ringed conference centers to jockey for control of their party, and then campaign for control of this country. Pacifica Radio and KPFA will bring you UNconventional coverage —asking politicians questions they don’t get from other media, broadcasting voices from the protests outside, and, … Continued
Democracy Now! will expand to daily two-hour broadcasts during the Democratic and Republican National Conventions. Amy Goodman and the Democracy Now! crew will travel to Denver and St. Paul to cover the 2008 conventions from the streets to the suites to the convention floor.
"How Radio Was Done" Part 84 Negativland appears prominently for a while in Time Zones, Body English, (Negativland does KPFA’s live coverage of President Reagan’s Second Inaugural Address) a Crosley Bendix review and other stuff made in 1985. A nice combination of Hollywood, Radio Moscow, The Strategic Defense Initiative starwars system, Ricky Nelson’s plane goes … Continued
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This week’s program covers news, music, film, poetry, and community affairs across the Americas. Vanessa Bohm brings us news headlines from two continents with "News Sin Fronteras." Mr. Chuch takes us on a musical ride through the issues discussed on the "Streets of Aztlan". Nina Serrano interviews two guests: Avotcja reading two electrifying poems, one … Continued
Violence erupts between Russia and Georgia, an interview with Steve Levine, foreign affairs writer for Business Week and author of the book, "Putin’s Labyrinth, Spies Murder and the Dark Heart of the New Russia," Next Coverage of theBeijing Olympics with local author William Poy Lee, then the Morning show interviews Philip Pan, former Washington Post, … Continued
Violence erupts between Russia and Georgia, an interview with Steve Levine, foreign affairs writer for Business Week and author of the book, "Putin’s Labyrinth, Spies Murder and the Dark Heart of the New Russia," Next Coverage of theBeijing Olympics with local author William Poy Lee, then the Morning show interviews Philip Pan, former Washington Post, … Continued
Behind the News covers the worlds of economics and politics and their complex interactions, from the local to the global.
Salim Hamdan Found Guilty in First US War Crimes Tribunal since WWII; Rwanda Accuses Top French Officials in 1994 Genocide; South Korea Commission Probes Civilian Massacres by US in Korean War; South Koreans Fill Streets of Seoul to Continue Protest Against US Beef Imports. Today’s Headlines * Bin Laden Driver Convicted in Gitmo War … Continued
Salim Hamdan Found Guilty in First US War Crimes Tribunal since WWII; Rwanda Accuses Top French Officials in 1994 Genocide; South Korea Commission Probes Civilian Massacres by US in Korean War; South Koreans Fill Streets of Seoul to Continue Protest Against US Beef Imports. Today’s Headlines * Bin Laden Driver Convicted in Gitmo War … Continued
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Host Lakota Harden interviews Madonna Thunder Hawk about the Mt. Rushmore Takecover of 1970, honoring of the memory of that action. Also Ray Fiddler talks about the upcoming Gathering of Native Americans in the South Bay. Music by Ulali.
