Pushing Limits – October 19, 2003
On this weeks edition we’ll talk about White Cane Week, hear poetry by disabled poets, and present a memorial to a local activist with a disability who was recently killed on a Berkeley street.
program
The KPFA Evening News – October 19, 2003 at 6:00pm
Films about Ho Chi Minh and about the Ottoman Empire and its impact on the Middle East are part of a never-before-featured set of 31 documentaries produced in conjunction with The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones.
Sunday Salon – October 19, 2003
First Hour: David Maraniss, associate editor of The Washington Post, author, They Marched Into Sunlight: War and Peace, Vietnam and America, October 1967.. Joined by two people profiled in the book: Consuelo Terry, whose father was killed in an ambush in Vietnam, and Michael Krasny, then an instructor in English at the University of Wisconsin, … Continued
Radio 2050 – October 18, 2003
From the Green Light to the Darkness exhibition at SomArts, through Nov 2 as part of the Day of the Dead exhibit.
Saturday Morning Talkies – October 18, 2003
A conversation with Molly Ivins.
Full Circle – October 17, 2003
this episode is no longer available
Full Circle broadcasts live from SomArts Cultural Center for Dia De Los Muertos, in conjunction with La Onda Bajita. Visit SomArts.org
Flashpoints – October 17, 2003
Edward Said’s last Bay Area speech.