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Our weekly radio show on Pacifica KPFK 90.7 FM (Tuesdays at 4PM) with lead hosts Eric Mann and Damon Azali, features interviews with frontline organizers from across the globe. We’re picking up a large working class Los Angeles audience, and increasingly, a national audience for our live, streaming webcast (http://www.kpfk.org/listen-live.html). We challenge Rush Limbaugh talk radio and offer a punchier, tougher, multi-racial alternative to Air America. It is a show that focuses on strategy and tactics, social movements, radical and revolutionary thinkers, strategists, organizers, and mass leaders--asking the question "What is to be Done?"
Recent Shows
Katrina vanden Heuvel
Katrina vanden Heuval, editor and founder of The Nation
magazine, discusses the role that progressive social movements can play in the
2012 elections.
CJ Minster on Bring the War Dollars Home campaign
CJ Minster, CODEPINK’s national organizer for the Bring Our War Dollars Home campaign.
Bill Gallegos on Climate Change Cap and Trade
Bill Gallegos, Executive Director of Communities for A Better Environment, updates us on CBE's recent Climate Change Victory against Cap and Trade.
Ash-Lee Henderson on Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining
Ash-Lee Henderson on Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining
Tom Goldtooth on Canada’s Tar Sands strip mining
Tom Goldtooth of Indigenous Environmental Network on Canada’s Tar Sands strip mining
Hajo Meyer: An Auschwitz survivor says "Never Again for Anyone"
An 86-year Jewish survivor of the Nazi death camp Auschwitz discusses why his own experience has led him to become a defender of the Palestinian people and carry the message of "Never Again for Anyone."
Vijay Prashad: Can Egypt go from revolt to revolution?
An expert on Middle Eastern and Third World social movements breaks down the contending forces in the Egyptian uprising, with a variety of opposition forces and potential defectors inside Mubarak’s ruling clique jockeying for position. Will the mass movement in the streets succeed in achieving a political revolution?
Saru Jayaraman & Mariana Huerta: Exposing conditions in LA's restaurant industry
Leaders from the Restaurant Opportunities Center disuss a watershed new report exposing the working conditions inside LA's restaurant industry, the largest in the country.
Christina Heatherton: Downtown Blues -- A Skid Row Reader
The editor of a new book, Downtown Blues: A Skid Row Reader, discusses the battles in Skid Row over criminalization of poverty and gentrification that sparked this unique collaboration between Skid Row activists, artists, and well-known scholars like Robin DG Kelley.
John Malpede and Ronnie Walker: Los Angeles Poverty Department's new play exposes the costs of California's prisons
The founding director and one of the leading players in a Skid Row-based group Los Angeles Poverty Department discuss their new play State of Incareration.
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