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Join us on Sojourner Truth, "fearless drive time radio"
Tuesday to Friday, 7-8 am.
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Margaret Prescod on
Sojourner Truth, Pacifica
Radio’s KPFK 90.7 FM in Southern California, 98.7
FM in Santa Barbara, and streaming and available for pod
cast worldwide on the web at KPFK.org.
News on US domestic &
foreign policy. Cutting-edge interviews with women, people of color &
others around the world.
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"When woman gets her
rights, man will be right. Then there will be peace on earth and
goodwill to men (women and men)." -
Sojourner Truth, former slave
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Thursday Feb
4:
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Now is a good time to call and pledge your support for KPFK
including Sojourner Truth and other programs.
10% of everything raised by Sojourner Truth goes to the Haiti
Emergency Relief Fund for on the ground survival aid and
Partners in Health, who coordinated some of the first medical
assistance on the ground following the earthquake that destroyed
Port au Prince, Haiti’s capital city.
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Tuesday Feb
2:
we continue our in depth coverage of Haiti; guests include
Walter Riley, a founder of the Haiti Emergency Relief Fund and
Dr. Evan Lyan of Partners in Health who coordinated some of the
first medical assistance on the ground following the earthquake
that destroyed Port au Prince, Haiti’s capital city.
Also hear from a film of Randall Robinson on Haiti’s history and
recent context that has made the present crisis even worse.
Help raise funds for KPFK and Haiti relief!
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Friday 29
Jan:
our weekly roundtable will discuss President Barack Obama's
first year and his first State of the Union Address;
also an update on the crisis in Haiti. - Our distinguished panel
Jackie Goldberg, Dr. Gerald Horne and Selma James reflect local,
national and international perspectives. |
Thursday28
Jan:
reaction to President Obama's State of the Union speech;
the UK based Lancet Medical Journal weighs in on the industry
of aid organizations;
water wars, the people vs Nestle corporation;
and youth commentator Kokayi Kwa Jitahadi. |
Wednesday 27Jan:
activist priest Father Roy Bourgeois;
our continued coverage of Haiti;
Politics or Pedagogy and the film sensation Avatar.
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Wednesday 20 Jan:
a youth
roundtable discussion
is generation Y more apathetic than their
predecessors? What do they have to say about the crisis in
Haiti
how do communication social networks such as Twitter and Facebook affect youth activism today?
What is the impact of the
economic crisis and UC and CSU fee increases having on young
people?
What about LGBTQ youth?
Hear from a racially diverse
group of young activists. |
Tuesday 19 Jan:
we will give an
update on Haiti
Robert Bryan the lead attorney for Mumia Abu Jamal gives us an
update on Mumia's case
the
brand new State of the Dream Report with one of the report's
authors who is with United for a Fair Economy
and
we honor the Rev. Doctor Martin Luther King.
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Friday 15 Jan Our
panel will discuss Haiti
taxing the banks; the
Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission
the
future of
gay marriage and next round in the fight on
proposition 8.
Panelists are: Jackie Goldberg, Gerald Horne and Tom
Hayden; we will have a special update on Haiti from
journalist and filmmaker Kevin Pina.
Thursday 14 Jan Danny Glover and others join us as we continue
our in depth coverage of Haiti, as the astounding depth
of the devastation resulting from the massive
earthquake that hit 10 miles from Haiti's capital begins
to emerge
What is the historical and present day
context that has resulted in such abject poverty and
lack of infrastructure of that island nation?
Wednesday
13 Jan
what is the future of public education with Jackie Goldberg
a former President of the Board of LA Unified School
District
John Cromshow speaks with George Lakoff on
Politics or Pedagogy and Mark Torres of the Pacifica Radio
Archives joins you in a discussion of Avatar, the
controversial film that elicits strong views from both the
left and the right.
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Tuesday 12
Jan the Garifuna community, people of African
descent in Honduras are under attack and more news from post
election Honduras
what are
the key issues as Congress begins the process of merging the
House and Senate healthcare bills
our monthly
Black youth
commentary and "news from South LA" a new series.
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shows", then click on the
date of your choice.
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Tuesday 5 Jan
the
re-opening of bail hearings for Alex Sanchez, a jailed community
activist with Hommies Unidos
the latest on the standoff with
and violence against protesters who are in Egypt trying to gain
entry into Gaza
and the
growing racial digital divide.
Guests include:
Tom Hayden, author of Street Wars; Mick Napier chair of the
Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Dennis Rhoden with
the Center for Social Inclusion.
Wednesday 6 Jan Immigration reform
is scheduled for 2010, what's being proposed?
Some Angelenos
gear up for a road trip to Arizona to protest Sheriff Arpaio's
detention camp and chain gang for immigrants
from deep within
the Pacifica Radio Archives some immigrants’ rights history
An
update on post election Honduras, and politics or pedagogy with
John Cromshow.
Thursday 7 Jan Climate Justice
post UN Copenhagen conference
the Witness against Torture
network speaks out on the 8th anniversary of Guantanamo prison
for alleged "war on terror" detainees
the historic Los Angeles
trial of the police officer who killed Oscar Grant, a Black
unarmed man
and a conversation with a young activist of color
about growing up during the transition from welfare as a right,
to TANF, a forced work program that is up for Congressional
reauthorization this year.
Friday 8 Jan Our panel will discuss
the influence of the military on the Obama Administration's
policies
what must we all consider about the attempt to blow up
a plane on Christmas Day
the recent conflicts on both sides of
the Gaza Egyptian border
Panelists are:
Jackie Goldberg, Gerald Horne and Tom Hayden.
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shows", then click on the
date of your choice.
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Tuesday 29
Dec an
hour with the always captivating activist and award winning
actor Danny Glover about his career, his life's work and his
passion for fusing art and politics.
Considered to be
one of the top character actors working in cinema today, Danny
Glover's credits include: "The Color Purple," "To Sleep with
Anger," and "Freedom Song" and of course the Lethal Weapon
series. Join us for a
revealing discussion with this passionate icon.
Wednesday 30 Dec we return to the
continuing aftermath of Hurricane Katrina with our guest
Sakura Kone, a human rights activist based in New Orleans. Kone is the
founder, producer and promoter of the Lower 9th Ward People's
Festival
We'll touch on
the impact of post-Katrina ethnic cleansing, toxic FEMA trailers
and the campaign to save Wesley United Methodist Church which
was built in 1844 voluntarily by those enslaved. Join us for an
eye opening and informative discussion with Sakura Kone.
Thursday 31 Dec our show is all
about film, specifically the images of Black women portrayed in
the Golden Globe nominated film "Precious: Based on the Novel
Push by Sapphire," Comedian Cris Rock's documentary "Good
Hair", "It's More Than a Game" and "Blind Side".
Join us for a
rousing discussion with our panel: journalist and frequent Los
Angeles Times Contributor Erin Aubry Kaplan; Asantewa Olantunji,
General Manager and Director of Programming for the Pan African
Film Festival; Gil Robertson, author and President and
co-founder of The African American Film Critics Association, and
Lynda Brewer, South LA resident who weighs in on the impact of
stereotypes of economically disadvantaged Black women.
New Year’s Day, the last
day of Kwanzaa, a Sojourner Truth special on the Ujaama Villages
of Tanzania
The principles from the Ujaama villages were the
basis of creating Kwanzaa an African American holiday
Our guests
include some of the people who helped to build the Ujaama
villages, specifically the Ruvuma Development Association of
Tanzania, also a supporter of the present day Ruvuma Development
Association and Selma James who has written about the great
experiment of African Socialism, what can we learn from it and
how and why it was destroyed.
Join us to find
out the roots on which Kwanzaa was based.
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Tuesday 22
Dec
journalist and film maker Kevin Pina on the ground in Haiti on
the impact of Bill Clinton's economic initiatives there and
more
racism at the world headquarters of Whirlpool Corporation the Governor of Michigan refuses to intervene in
the case of
Rev. Edward Pinkney of Benton Harbor who was sent to prison for
quoting the Bible, an update on that case
and in the climate
change debate we hear a lot about cap and trade, but what is it?
Wednesday 23
Dec It is all about
healthcare reform
We will hear from Physicians for a National
Health Program, and then our distinguished panel will weigh in,
they are: Dolores Huerta; Tom Hayden; Professors Peter Dreier
and Gerald Horne
tJoin us for an informative and contentious
discussion
Also our regular Wednesday
segment, "Politics or Pedagogy" with John Cromshow.
Christmas Morning
for a very special Sojourner Truth
Trudy Leiberman fills us in on the Senate
health care reform bill
Arrests at the Egyptian border with
Palestine
A post-Copenhagen assessment of the
Climate Change Conference and the new film Ocean of
Pearls.
December 25th was an ancient
Pagan Holiday before it was a Christian one.
Friday 25 Dec from the Sojourner
Truth archives, we return to the roots of African Indigenous
practices and music, including the ritual use of the drum
We learn about honoring the
ancestors and the keepers of African traditions throughout the
Americas, and their role in pre-and post slavery rebellions
Hear about the Orisha, about
Voodoo and Obeah, African traditional practices maligned by
mainstream media and Hollywood. And hear some great music from Filipe Villamil Garcia an initiated master Cuban drummer and
others.
We wish all of you happy
holidays and a very merry Christmas.
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