Counterspin – October 31, 2003
Louise Melling on "partial birth" abortion & Diana Zuckerman on FDA/implants.
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Free Speech Radio News – October 31, 2003
CIA v White House on Prewar Intelligence What is to blame for CA fires? Senate Passes Healthy Forest Using CA Fire as Fuel Meat Packers Strike in Wisconsin Global Power Exposed: Part 5: Domestic Workers to Convene in NY
Making Contact – October 31, 2003
El Processo: Hugo Chavez, Venezuela’s Emerging Democracy, and the Bolivarian Revolution.
Terra Verde – October 31, 2003
Practical things you can do to build a just and sustainable society.
Living Room – October 31, 2003
Literary critic Michael Durda, also the latest outrage with the FCC.
Democracy Now! (6 am) – October 31, 2003
We speak the Nation’s David Corn about his new book The Lies of George W. Bush: Mastering the Politics of Deception Generous New Tax Break For Bechtel and Halliburton? Democracy Now! Exclusive: EPA Scientist Resigns in Protest Over Agency’s Acceptance of Developer-Financed Wetlands Study
APEX Express – October 30, 2003
Not Hollywood but Bollywood. The city of Bombay is the most prolific producer of movies in the world. Find out about this genre as its impact grows globally. Apex talks with 3rd I, a SF nonprofit that presents their International South Asian Film Festival in the first week of November. Visit the Festival Website Plus, … Continued
The KPFA Evening News – October 30, 2003 at 6:00pm
Tonight on SING OUT, Larry Kelp and Sally Phillips commemorate, venerate and celebrate the musical legacies of the recently departed, including such luminaries as Odetta, Blossom Dearie, Ron Asheton, Isaac Hayes, Hank Crawford, Eartha Kitt, and more. Join us on Sing Out, tonight at 10 PM!
Flashpoints – October 30, 2003
Two Western Activists in Occupied Palestine Shot by Israeli Forces Earlier this Week Amira Hass Talks About Her New Book, Reporting from Ramallah: An Israeli Journalist in an Occupied Land The Knight Report