Free Speech Radio News – November 7, 2003
Media Reform Conference Kicks Off Arab Indignation at Bush Speech Controversy Behind the Energy Bill Media Reform Conference Kicks Off Global Power Exposed: Part 10: French Doors Closed to Refugees
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Making Contact – November 7, 2003
Making Contact’s ElectionWatch ’04: "Participation and the Common Good"
Terra Verde – November 7, 2003
Chevron-Texaco’s legacy of environmental pollution, and what some activists are calling the environmental trial of the century.
Living Room – November 7, 2003
The Haitian struggle for democracy, with journalist and filmmaker Kevin Pena and Father Jerad Jean-Juste. Guest Host Kiilu Nyasha. Visit HaitiAction.net
Democracy Now! (6 am) – November 7, 2003
Canadian Man Deported by U.S. Details Torture in Syria "The Violations of Human Rights by the Israeli Army is Unprecedented" – Mustafa Barghouti Discusses the Occupation "Bush is a Dangerous Nincompoop" – Actor/Musician Jack Black on the War on Terror, the Democrats and the Rockefeller Drug Laws
The Morning Show – November 7, 2003
7:00 amMitch Jeserich, Free Speech Radio News Correspondent with the Washington Report. 7:30 amBush Signs Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003. 8:00 amReyna Cowan on film: Bus 174 from Brazil and Mystic River. 8:30 amThis month’s edition of In the Pocket: Nancy Wilson, appearing with Ramsey Lewis as part of the SF Jazz Festival. … Continued
APEX Express – November 6, 2003
Apex talks with Oliver Chin about his book The Tao of Yao about basketball star Yao Ming, and about his 11/22 appearance at Eastwind Books in Berkeley. San Francisco Taiko Dojo is the leading US-based Japanese folk drum group. Find out about their November performance as well as their guest drummers including American Indian activist … Continued
The KPFA Evening News, Weekdays – November 6, 2003
Bush signs the largest emergency spending package in U.S. history for Iraq and Afghanistan. 2 more members of the U.S. military are killed in Iraq, along with 1 Polish soldier. The Bush Administration drops enforcement action against 50 power plants for past violations of the Clean Air Act. The man who put the California’s recall … Continued
Flashpoints – November 6, 2003
Amnesty International Caves into Pressure and Cancels the Screening of a Film about the Venezuelan Coup Greg Palast Talks about the Stealing of Elections, Energy Deregulation and the Venezuelan Coup A Report on the Bush administrations Attacks on Poor and Working Class Women The Knight Report
Hard Knock Radio – November 6, 2003
Guest Jessica Hagedorn, whose latest book is Dream Jungle, exploring the late 20th-century Filipino cultural identity.