Arts & Culture
(Español) San Francisco premia a una de las nuestras
(Español) “Es una distinción para todos los que hacen periodismo conmigo, porque siento que es ¡un oficio en equipo! Como Vicente Leñero, también opino que el periodismo no resuelve crisis, pero sí está llamado a denunciar sus causas”: Chelis López, conductora de Línea Abierta.
Polluters Money Helps Clean Communities. Also, New National Monument.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12. PROGRAM # 7628 12:00 PM PT Polluters Money Helps Clean Communities. Under the Global Warming Solutions law of 2006, California created a cap-and-trade program to charge major polluters for their carbon emissions and help pay for projects that reduce pollution. A second law mandated that at least 25% of that fund go […]
Latinos’ Growing Power. Also, Jane Chu: NEA Chairman.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. PROGRAM # 7613 12:00 PM PT Latinos’ Growing Power. A conversation with civil rights pioneer José Angel Gutiérrez during a visit to California. Gutiérrez talks about the Republican presidential candidates’ calls to reform birthright citizenship, the rise of “outsider” candidates on both parties, and the challenges faced by Latinos to become a […]
U.S. Poet Laureate Inauguration. Also, Lifetime Poet and Activist.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. PROGRAM # 7609 12:00 PM PT U.S. Poet Laureate Inauguration. Today, poet Juan Felipe Herrera has his inaugural reading as a Poet Laureate of the U.S. in the Library of Congress. For his term as the nation’s official poet, Herrera chose a project titled “La Casa de Colores.” His vision is to […]
Real-Life Border Drama Goes On Stage
With music, videos, poetry, and testimony, the play portrays the border patrol, coyotes, migrants, drug cartels on both sides of the border, and Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
Son Jarocho Innovators.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. PROGRAM # 7585 12:00 PM PT Son Jarocho Innovators. Young interpreters of the regional music from the Mexican state of Veracruz convene in San Francisco, CA, for a week of celebrations of son jarocho. A virtuoso of the flute from California and members of an award-winning jarocho band visit our studios to […]
“Spare Parts.” Also, “McFarland, USA.”
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. PROGRAM # 7570 12:00 PM PT “Spare Parts.” This drama film tells the real life story of four Mexican students from a Phoenix high school who form a robotics club and compete in a national underwater robotics contest. With a robot made out of used car parts, they go up against MIT, […]
Concha Buika.
MONDAY, JULY 13. PROGRAM # 7563 12:00 PM PT Concha Buika. A conversation with Grammy-winning singer Concha Buika. Born in Spain of Equatoguinean parents, Buika talks about her music, influenced by jazz, flamenco, soul and other rhythms. She also talks about her book of poems “A los que amaron a mujeres difíciles y terminaron por […]
Son Huasteco Brings Joy to Migrants and Young People in San Francisco Bay Area
“Doing this, I feel like this is part of Mexico, too,” says immigrant worker Héctor Plascencia.
Radio Bilingüe: 35 Years.
MONDAY, JULY 6. PROGRAM # 7558 12:00 PM PT Radio Bilingüe: 35 Years. Radio Bilingüe is celebrating 35 years of community radio service. Its first station went on the air in Fresno, CA in 1980 with the mission to give access to the airwaves to Latinos in the California’s Central Valley. It eventually became the […]
Noticias
- Report from Beirut: Israel Intensifies Bombardment of Lebanon, Displacing 1.2 Million October 7, 2024
- Palestinian Poet Mosab Abu Toha: One Year After Oct. 7, U.S. Is Still Arming Israel's Slaughter in Gaza October 7, 2024
- "The Path Forward": Palestinian and Israeli Activists Working Toward Peace Featured in New Film October 7, 2024
- Israeli Peace Activist Maoz Inon Lost His Parents on October 7. He's Calling for an End to War & Occupation. October 7, 2024
- Headlines for October 7, 2024 October 7, 2024
