Cover to Cover with Denny Smithson – November 17, 2003
San Francisco Bay: Portrait of An Estuary. Text by John Hart,photos, David Sanger. Denny Smithson hosts.
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Free Speech Radio News – November 17, 2003
FTAA Counter events launched in Miami Congress on Medicare and Energy Congress on Welfare EU Social Forum Wrap Up Previewing Bush’s visit to London
Guest Elizabeth Plourde, author of Your Guide to Hysterectomy, Ovary Removal, and Hormone Replacement: What All Women Need to Know, whose latest book is Hysterectomy? The Best or Worst Thing That Ever Happened to Me: A Collection of Women’s Personal Experiences.
A journalist interviews remarkable women and a visionary therapist uses earth education to heal children. Guests Thais Mazur and Patti Boucher.
Against the Grain – November 17, 2003
Selected presentations recorded at the recent "Marxism and the World Stage" conference at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Visit the conference website. visit www.LivingRoomRadio.org
Democracy Now! (6 am) – November 17, 2003
NYPD Attack Benefit for Anarchist Group in Brooklyn Free Mumia Coalition Responds to Michael Moore and His New Lawyer Discusses Recent Case Developments "You’ve Got to Keep a Sense of Humor in These Times" – Arab-American Comics Speak Out
The Morning Show – November 17, 2003
7:00 amThe Inauguration of Arnold Schwartzenegger as Governor of California. Guests Bill Allayaud, California State Legislative Director for the Sierra Club; Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, senior scholar at the School of Policy, Planning and Development at USC; and Rick Wooley, spokesperson for the California Applicants Attorneys Association representing injured workers. 8:00 amMichael Pollan, author of Botany … Continued
Act One Radio Drama – November 16, 2003
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Tonight: Desire Under the Elmsby Eugene O’Neill. When larger-than-life patriarch Ephraim Cabot brings his young bride Abbie home to his New England farm, family strife ensues. A powerful and classic story of greed, passion, and revenge starring Amy Brenneman, Orson Bean, and Paul Adestein.
Pushing Limits – November 16, 2003
The U.S. Supreme Court has affirmed the concept that people with disabilities should live in the least restrictive setting possible, but what does that mean for people in institiutions such as Laguna Honda Hospital in San Francisco? Should people with disabilities continue to live in institutions like Laguna Honda, or should they have the option … Continued
The KPFA Evening News, Weekdays – November 16, 2003
Arnold Schwarzenegger will be sworn in tommorrow morning. SF Mayoral candidate Matt Gonzales holds Castro street rally to ask for the votes of gays and lesbians in runoff. New audio tape purportedly of Saddam Hussein is played on Arabic TV. Al Queda claims responsibility for 2 car bomb blasts in Istanbul