Hard Knock Radio – November 3, 2003
Davey D talks with SF Mayoral Candidates.
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Cover to Cover with Denny Smithson – November 3, 2003
Guest John V. Robinson, author of Spanning the Strait: Building the Alfred Zampa Memorial Bridge. Denny Smithson hosts a discussion with the author of this book which celebrates, in text and photos, the new Carquinez Straits bridge, and the ironworker for whom it is named, on the occasion of its East Bay opening this coming … Continued
Free Speech Radio News – November 3, 2003
Black Solidarity Day Lawmakers on Pre-Emptive Attacks Israelis Remember Yitzhak Rabin Non-Partisan Elections on NYC Ballot Global Power Exposed: Part 6: Seattle
About Health – November 3, 2003
Guest Host Joy Moore on quitting Smoking and the City of Berkeley’s Tobacco Prevention Program.
Women, Spirit, and Peace – November 3, 2003
Praises for the World: Healing the Earth with Music and Chant. Guest Jennifer Berezan
Against the Grain – November 3, 2003
A conversation about film noir, the dark, disturbing, and powerful movie genre of the 1940s, much of it made by Hollywood Leftists.
Democracy Now! (6 am) – November 3, 2003
16 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Missile Attack in Iraq Pacifica Correspondent Jerry Quickley on Iraqi Resistance, U.S. Army Aggression and Life Under Occupation in Baghdad "The Overwhelming Majority of the Population of Iraq Favors the Coalition and Wants Them to Stay" – Donald Rumsfeld Speaks Out on Iraq Hidden in Plain Sight: A Look at … Continued
Act One Radio Drama – November 2, 2003
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Featuring Earth and Sky by Douglas Post. Annette Bening, John Mahoney, and Ed Begley Jr. star in this story of a woman living in the rarefied world of library work and poetry readings who is suddenly drawn into the investigation of her lover’s murder. A mystery infused with humor, poetry, and urban grit.
Pushing Limits – November 2, 2003
Independent Living Centers; what they are, what they do, how they came about, and where they are going. Guests Jan Garrett, Director of the Center for Independent Living in Berkeley, and Herb Levine, Director of the Independent Living Resource Center in San Francisco.