Congratulations Natalie Kilmer!!! And shout out to A Word From. Natalie was the only person from her group A Word From, to hang on to the Apprenticeship Program when in March of 2020 the state ordered a mandatory shelter in place for the first time due to COVID 19.
It was at that time the KPFA also shut its doors to most of us non-essentials as we were deemed and we were all asked to work from home if we could..
Anyways needless to say that it was tough to continue life itself let alone continue a radio broadcasting training program from home. But Natalie did and she graduated in June of 2021. At that time it seemed for a moment the pandemic was lightening and we had a small gathering of 5 people where we honored Natalie for her work and for her commitment.
Congratulations on your completion of this program and we are excited for you new podcast, West Coast Water Justice!!!
This episode of Full Circle features the two women co-founders of Codebreaker Films production company who’s films highlight national security and human rights issues. Sonia Kennebeck and Ines Hofmann-Kanna share clips from their documentaries “United States vs Reality Winner,” “Enemies of the State” and an earlier film “National Bird” which highlights 3 whistleblowers in the US killer drone program. We speak with the two women producers and directors about these films and their independent production company Codebreaker Films.
(ICYMI). I am your host for Full Circle, Joy Moore, from apprentice group 20. In “La Kesh”. Tonight, we’re in conversation with Bonnie Boruki, community food activist of Ashby Community Gardens, Transition Berkeley, Albany Gil Tract and much, much more. Also Rob Bennaton, in a discussion on how to establish new land access opportunities for urban farming and highlighting the need for cities and counties to consider sites as part of open space and climate action plans, to support urban farms and community gardens as local community hubs for resilience. And finally we’ll speak with two workers, Bobby House and Gordon Limbrick who share their work experiences with Planting Justice. All that tonight on “Full Circle.” Again, I am your host, Joy Moore.
(ICYMI) This episode of Full Circle joins in on the fall fund drive and continues honoring storytelling for social change and I am very excited about the fall theme featuring poetry. Yessss! On tonight’s show we’ll hear amazing poetry recorded live at the steps of the San Francisco downtown public library last week. We also hear from the organizer of the event First Voice graduate and renowned poet Josiahluis Aldereta. We’ll talk about his poetry and his new book Baby Axolotls and Old Pochos and of course, we will be asking for your support tonight as part of the KPFA Fall fund drive..
LINKS AND INFORMATION
To connect with the Poets featured in tonight’s show, follow the links below
ICYMI. On this episode of Full Circle your host Stevie G will talk relationships with his special guest host Marcia Leftwich. Tune in and check it out, and of course get ready for some great music with your host Stevie G
For more information or to contact Stevie G’s special guest host Marcia Leftwich.
Welcome to Full Circle your Cultural Affairs Radio Magazine produced by Apprentices and graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program. I’m your host, graduate apprentice, Zakiyyah G.E. Capehart. Tonight’s show is about understanding energy, emotions, and health. With special guest, Ebun Laughing Crow Adelona as she shares her experiences with life, ceremony and intention.
LINKS AND INFORMATION
To learn more about tonight’s guest, Ebun Laughing Crow Adelona, Ph.D.
To follow your host for tonight, Zakiyyah G.E. Capehart-Bolling, Co-Founder of TuBeNu Cultural Gatherers, poet/storyteller, performing artist, visual artist, radio producer and host and author. She’s on YouTube and Facebook.
Tonight/ICYMI We are excited for the return of one of our graduates, Natalie Kilmer, who is starting work on a new podcast, “West Coast Water Justice” that will directly cover the important issue of water and the rights of water and how it is controlled. The podcast also covers the repercussions that this control has on the environment and of course the fish and other wildlife that depend on freshwater here in California. Tonight Natalie will share a couple of interviews she is working on as part of her podcast “West Coast Water Justice”. A collaboration with Save California Salmon. And we’ll have some great music from SNAG magazine’s “Connected Through The Water” compilation cd..
Links and information
Follow Save California Salmon on their website and these these social media sights
ICYMI Tonight on Full Circle, your host graduate apprentice Joy Moore, from group 20. In “La Kesh” will be in conversation with Erica Peng and Ben Weintraub, about relationships, and connected communication across divides with a short demonstration of their weekly practice to achieve effective communications that enhance our relationships.
Welcome to Full Circle, your cultural affairs radio magazine produced by members and graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program.
This show is written, produced and engineered by First Voice participants, right here in Huichin … occupied Ohlone Territory … aka the East Bay Area.
On tonight’s show, First Voice alum and graduate extraordinaire, Theresa Adams, is in conversation with Bay Area legend Faye Carol.
You’ll hear:
What inspires her
Who inspires her
What she’s been doing during the COVID lockdown
What her future plans are
And yes, we’ll learn more about the Black Women’s Blues Festival. That’s her baby and it’s taking place this Sunday, August 22, at Provo Park in Berkeley.
And we’ll have music from some of the Black Women’s Blues Festival’s featured performers
I’m Ms M, tonight’s producer. So please keep it locked, stay tuned and don’t turn that dial! We’ll be right back.
Welcome to Full Circle, your Cultural Affairs Radio Magazine, produced by Apprentices and Graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program. I’m your host, graduate apprentice, Zakiyyah G.E. Capehart. Tonight’s show is all about reparations. During the show, we will discuss the problems and some of the benefits of reparations. We will hear from Jahahara Amen-Ra Alkebulan Ma’at of the west coast chapter of N’COBRA, Nefertina Asantewaa Abrams visual anthropologist and David Rice of Reparations Now. We will talk about the reparations debt America owes to black americans. And hear about the economic, social, and psychological impact this debt has had and continues to have on the descendants of Africans that were enslaved here in America.
LINKS AND INFORMATION
To learn more about tonight’s guests and also the Reparations Now Movement, follow these links.
To follow your host for tonight, Zakiyyah G.E. Capehart-Bolling, Co-Founder of TuBeNu Cultural Gatherers, poet/storyteller, performing artist, visual artist, radio producer and host and author. She’s on YouTube and Facebook.
And follow Bryant B. Bolling, Founding member of Bay Area Singer’s Showcase. Performs as Mr. B. the Singing Bard. Co-Founder of TuBeNu Cultural Gatherers. Jazz Vocalist/Keyboardist, Playwright and Bandleader, on Facebook and YouTube.
