This is the third hour of audio archives of special coverage. We cover the Committee hearing gavel-to-gavel with hosts Mitch Jeserich and Brian Edwards-Tiekert. Michael Cohen is headed to federal prison but he will testify to answer lawmakers questions around Trump’s business practices, ties with Russia, conflicts of interest, obstruction of justice and more. We … Continued
This is the second hour of audio archives of special coverage. We cover the Committee hearing gavel-to-gavel with hosts Mitch Jeserich and Brian Edwards-Tiekert. Michael Cohen is headed to federal prison but he will testify to answer lawmakers questions around Trump’s business practices, ties with Russia, conflicts of interest, obstruction of justice and more. We … Continued
We cover the Committee hearing gavel-to-gavel with hosts Mitch Jeserich and Brian Edwards-Tiekert. Michael Cohen is headed to federal prison but he will testify to answer lawmakers questions around Trump’s business practices, ties with Russia, conflicts of interest, obstruction of justice and more. We cover the Committee hearing gavel-to-gavel featuring guests including journalists, academics, and tax … Continued
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This Friday 2/22 KPFA’s “History of Funk” will feature a burning session through the best funk of 1969, a furious year in Black History with a soundtrack to match! Check out The History of Funk, with Rickey Vincent and Stevie G, Friday night 10pm-12am PST for a nonstop session of R&B, Soul, Rock and psychedelics … Continued
In the first hour “It’s a National Emergency” with John Nichols, Washington correspondent for The Nation. In the second “Follow the Money” with Dean Baker, Senior Economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research cepr.net.
In celebration of black history month we highlight a profile in excellence, Carter G. Woodsen, dubbed the father of Black History Month. The son of former slaves, he was one of the first blacks to receive a PhD from Harvard University. He later went on to develop a prolific career as an historian, author and journalist. … Continued
Somatic Approaches to Social Justice and Empathic Leadership A how-to and what-to-do program where skilled hosts welcome guests and callers to practice empathy, mindfulness, and effective communication. Do you want tools for connection, conflict resolution, and compassion for self and others? We explore skills, knowledge and resources to empower you to connect across differences. … Continued
Another session with that pair of pals, Serrano and Foley. Who said that Vaudeville was dead? Not on their show. They have many a new trick up their old sleeves and many a word to say. Valentine’s Day will not be forgotten. Nor will the amazing political developments that fly this way and that way … Continued
Another session with that pair of pals, Serrano and Foley. Who said that Vaudeville was dead? Not on their show. They have many a new trick up their old sleeves and many a word to say. Valentine’s Day will not be forgotten. Nor will the amazing political developments that fly this way and that way … Continued
0:08 – El Salvador elects new President, Nayib Bukele. Unfortunately we had a bad connection on Skype so our call was cut off. We had planned to speak with Heather Gies (@HeatherGies) covering the elections in El Salvador for Al Jazeera English. Check out her reporting here. 0:15 – This Day in Black History 0:25 – … Continued
