Against the Grain – December 24, 2003
The KPFA Local Station Board Elections, featuring candidates Max Blanchet, Hep Ingham, Yasuo Monno, Bill McCune, Chandra Hauptman, Ted Friedman, Riva Enteen, and Tim Modok Pearson. Visit election.kpfa.org.
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Democracy Now! (6 am) – December 24, 2003
Mad Cow in Washington: First Case of Dreaded Disease Detected in U.S. Declassified Documents: Bechtel Planned to Evade Iraq "Genocide" Sanctions in 1988 DC Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo Sentenced to Life in Prison First Amendment Pardon: Comedian Lenny Bruce Pardoned 40 Years After Obscenity Conviction Do Americans Shop Too Much? A Christmas Eve Look At … Continued
The Morning Show – December 24, 2003
7:00 amHomeland Security has People feeling Insecure: Guest Beau Grosscup, Professor of International Relations, Cal. State University Chico, author of The Newest Explosions of Terrorism: Latest Sites of Terrorism in the 1990s and Beyond. 7:30 amDavid Bacon on Labor: Super Market Strike/Lockout Continues in Southern California. Guests Mark Norton, striker, Rich Benson, UFCU local in … Continued
La Raza Chronicles – December 23, 2003 at 7:00pm
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The KPFA Evening News, Weekdays – December 23, 2003
Mad Cow Disease is discovered in a cow in Washington State, setting off fears of contaminated beef – and reasurrances from federal agriculture officials Aftershocks rattle the central California coast following yesterdays 6.5 magnitude quake – governor Schwarzenegger tours damaged downtown Paso Robles Ralph Nader may run for President again next year, but if he … Continued
Flashpoints – December 23, 2003
Award-Winning London Independent Journalist Robert Fisk on the Ground in Baghdad A Major in the Israeli Military Refuses to Serve in the Occupied Territories Tomas Moran and Barbara Lubin Report Back from Occupied Palestine The Block Report with Host JR Speaks with Family Members of a Man Slain by the Oakland Riders The Knight Report
Hard Knock Radio – December 23, 2003
Alameda County Supervisor Keith Carson talks about the impact the Governator has had on Alameda County, a discussion about Charter Schools, and some wisdom from KRS-One.
Cover to Cover (Tuesdays) – December 23, 2003
Mind Over Media. Jennifer Stone, commentator, writer, actress, looks for signs of intelligence on earth.
Free Speech Radio News – December 23, 2003
Two Years Since Economic Collapse in Argentina Debate in Arab World Over Saddam Trial Intensifies Blacks and Poor Have Poorer Health Hard Line Nationalist Parties Rise in Serbia Do Indonesians Trust the US & Australia?
Explorations – December 23, 2003
Guest Bruce Ganyon of Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space – www.space4peace.org. Also: The future of the U.S. space program – Nukes in space?; 3 probes converge on Mars during the holidays; Mission Stardust: Nasa will intercept comet, take samples; Health care monitoring organization says hospitals bear the brunt of obesity epidemic.