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Why do billionaires spend millions on school boards?
Why do billionaires spend millions on school boards?
Why do billionaires spend millions on school boards? Julian Vasquez Heilig speaks with Kitty Kelly Epstein on KPFA’s Education Today radio show (10/28/16) about why billionaire corporate education “reformers” are spending millions of dollars on schools races in Oakland and across the United States.
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The Archive is up for 7 more days!
The Roots Kommunikations Kru is taking this week off but will be up in full effect next Friday late night 2AM Pacific Time (Sat morning). Always bringing you the quality cuts in reggae, roots, culture, and more. Last week Ptah Asar and myself, Sistah Xtina brought you vinyl and more. Check out the playlist and download the mp3 or listen to it. We be diggin deep to bring you the best.
Also it is fund drive time at KPFA. Please show your support, donate and tell use how much you appreciate our show. We do this for you.
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KPFA 94.1FM Asian Pacific Island Specials will continue it’s tradition of bringing you the latest in cultural programming, stories, films, music and more from around the API community around the San Francisco Bay Area and around the world. Looking forward in this Water Snake year, we are excited to bring you coverage of this year's events, such as Center for Asian American Festival, http://www.CAAMFest.com (formerly the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival), as well as stories, interviews, and music featured from Indigenous Peoples of the Indo~Pacific Ocean and Asia. KPFA API RADIO SPECIALS Production Team is accepting submissions for “Clean"/"Radio-friendly" MUSIC and POETRY and Non-profit, cultural, and benefit announcements (PSA’s) & promotional donations (Event Tix, CD's, DVD's, Books, & other promo giveaways) for KPFA API Radio Specials broadcasts in May & June. In May: “THE INDO~PACIFIC EDGE: Touching Africa, Asia, the Islands and the Great Turtle Island” ~ the annual Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Special on KPFA June 12: "RADYO KALAYAAN" ~ The annual Philippine Independence Day Celebration on KPFA. In October for Pilipino American History Month: "PILIPINO OURSTORY 2013" Submissions: Music & Spoken Word can be in any genre or language (with accompanying English translations) submitted in mp3 format (320 kbps stereo or 160 kbps mono). Music and Poetry should be accompanied by track info, English translations, artist bios, and contact info. Submissions, details and inquiry please contact us at: [email protected] http://www.IndoPacificRadio.net KPFA~FM 94.1 Berkeley (((BAY*AREA))) WorldWideWebkast: www.kpfa.org Programming presented to you by KPFA API Radio Specials. For more information about our programs, past interviews, and music mixes, check out www.IndoPacificRadio.net. We are currently working on an archive of previous shows which will be posted online in the near future. A redesign of our website is coming soon. KPFA is non-commercial, non-corporate, non-governmental and non-partisan. We welcome KULTURAL, non-profit, and benefit announcements and emphasize alternative views and coverage of issues/stories under-reported, ignored, or censored by Mainstream Media. Our priority is to give exposure to Indigenous Perspectives and salient Issues in, and the best of artistic and kultural expression from, the Pacific Islander and Asian communities. KPFA 94.1FM Berkeley KPFA.org *One Love, Peace and Blessings*
The Archive is up for Roots Kommunikations!
Listen last week's episode of Roots Kommunikations in the the Great Turtle Island. May 19th 2AM - 6AM
Sistah Xtina aka Xtinalicious aka Xtna spun some deep cuts with Bruddah Ptah Asar in the KPFA 94.1FM studios. I got everything from reggae, jazz, funk, drum and bass, disco, oldies, lover rock, and Brazilian beats, plus my own mini tribute to MCA, Chuck Brown and Donna Summer. My set starts at about Check out the archive:
http://www.kpfa.org/archive/id/80719
Listen in next episode in June 1 2AM Late night for the next edition of Roots Kommunikations.
Also on KPFA, check out our cultural programming, presented by API Radio Specials:
Indo~Pacific Edge: Touching Africa, Asia, the Islands & Turtle Island
Sunday May 27
7PM - 11PM Pacific Time
on KPFA 94.1 FM Berkeley
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Listen in tonight! 2AM. Roots Kommunikations on the Great Turtle Island on KPFA 94.1FM Berkeley or online at KPFA.org. Bruddah K is off tonight but Ptah and me, Sistah Xtina in the studio holding it down. I'm playing the reggae cuts and more. Listen in! Www.kpfa.org
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TONIGHT on KPFA "APEX EXPRESS" 7PM Pacific Time:
www.KPFA.org * HUMAN TRAFFICKING * "GIAP AND THE LAST IRONING BOARD FACTORY" * BUFFALO SOLDIERS IN THE PHILIPPINE-AMERICAN WAR * STUDIO REVOLT's "EXILED AMERICANS" * AUNG SAN SUU KYI film * "THE ISLAND PRESIDENT" * plus TIX GIVEAWAYS!! MARIE CHOI brings us Samples from "GIAP AND THE LAST IRONING BOARD FACTORY" a new film about the mother-son relationship between Giap Nguyen and Tony Nguyen. Giap is a refugee who fled Vietnam in 1975 while two months pregnant. A single mother who has worked on the grueling assembly line for nearly 35 years, she is finally retiring. Set in Seymour, Indiana, this short documentary provides an intimate look at life inside the last standing ironing-board factory in the United States. Filmmaker Tony Nguyen captures his mother Giap’s last day at the factory and attempts to reconcile an unknown past. This quirky and deeply personal film explores parental love and the refugee experience in small town America.
> plus Sounds from "EXILED AMERICANS" ~ STUDIO REVOLT's new video featuring a group of Exiled KHMER AMERICANS.
Their previous video, "MY ASIAN AMERICANA", was a finalist for the White House AAPI's "What's Your Story" video contest. My Asian Americana features Asian Americans, both those who can return to the US and those living in exile, sharing their memories of home. Although My Asian Americana won the popular vote by a landslide, they refused to invite representatives to the White House. Studio Revolt is calling for supporters to write to Valerie Jarrett, Senior Advisor to the President, and ask her to investigate how the Office of Public Engagement silenced the voices of exiled Americans despite the fact that they won the popular vote. You can email her at [email protected]. For more information about people living in exile in Cambodia, visit
www.spokenkosal.com. SISTA XTINA & EL FALCON bring us a Teaser of an upcoming Interview about ANTI~TRAFFICKING MOVEMENT WORK with JEAN ENRIQUEZ, a founding member of BUKLOD WOMEN'S CENTER in the Philippines, who was selected as one of Yahoo Southeast Asia's Heroes of 2011. Full length ANTI~TRAFFICKING interview will be presented Sunday, May 27th, on the API HERITAGE MONTH SPECIAL, "THE INDO~PACIFIC EDGE 2012" on KPFA.
www.catw-ap.org KAPATID TISAYE shares impressions of the new documentary "THE ISLAND PRESIDENT", about MALDIVES' president and the effects of Climate Change on this island nation. Tickets to Bay Area showings will accompany the review. SELEKTA LAPULAPU briefly reviews the new Music/Dance/Martial Arts Drama "BUFFALO'ED", about AFRICAN AMERICAN SOLDIERS during the PHILIPPINE-AMERICAN WAR and we'll give away TICKETS to see "BUFFALO'ED" this weekend in SAN JOSE. We will also be giving away TIX to new Pacific Islander and Asian FILMS screening the SF Bay Area, including the new film about AUNG SAN SUU KYI (played by MICHELLE YEOH) called "THE LADY"! TUNE IN to "APEX EXPRESS" 7PM Pacific Time on KPFA~FM 94.1 (((BAY*AREA))) and www.kpfa.org Archives and more at: www.ApexExpress.org *OneLove*
This week and next week on APEX, we are highlighting one of our favorite movement sheros – Grace Lee Boggs. She will be in town this weekend for a speaking tour around the Bay Area, so we are honoring her and her amazing work with two back-to-back APEX shows. This week, we talk about the history of Grace Lee Boggs and hear clips from some of her powerful speeches from the past.
We also finish our coverage of the SF International Asian American Film Festival, with special film reviews by APEX’s own DJ Bruddah K.
And lastly, you’ll hear a special interview about the widely acclaimed new theatre piece – Tree City Legends. I was able to catch writer Dennis Kim and performer Taiyo Na backstage after one of their first shows. Tree City Legends only has a couple of nights left in SF, so tune in to hear more about it! And you can buy your tickets here
Hosted by Ellen Choy.
http://www.kpfa.org/archive/id/78324
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