Full Circle Show 12-06-19 Gina’s Journey: The Search for William Grimes

Tonight’s show is all about Gina’s Journey: The Search for William Grimes! We will have a conversation with the film’s Creator and Executive Producer, Regina Mason and the film’s Director, Sean Durant. The film provides an account of Ms. Regina Mason’s travails in finding one of her direct ancestors, Mr. William Grimes, her great-great-great grandfather – whose writing was the first published escaped “slave” narrative in U.S. history. Stay tuned!

 To learn more about the book and film, Gina’s Journey: The Search for William Grimes; check out their website here

Group 45 Naming Ceremony

Congrats on  transitioning from Group 45 to A. WORD. FROM. We can’t wait for the stories you will tell.

A. WORD. FROM.

Full Circle Urban Woman Farmers 11-22-19

Welcome To Full Circle, Your Cultural Affairs Radio Magazine,  Produced By Apprentices Of The First Voice Media Action Program.

This Show Is Written, Produced And Engineered Right Here In Huchin, Occupied Oholne Territory.. Know To Settlers As.. The Bay Area.. On Tonight’s Show You Will Hear From Three Women Urban Farmers Here In The Bay Area.. Kelly D. Carlisle, Executive Director, Acta Non Verba, Maya Blow. Owner Sol Flower Farm, And Doria Robinson, Executive Director, Urban Tilth, And All About The Up Coming Eco-farm Conference Exciting Things Coming Your Way.. All That And More Tonight On Full Circle.. On The Mic  Tonight Yours Truly, Joy Moore!…

 

Front Joy Moore Host Left- Maya Blow Right- Kelly D. Carlisle

Chana at controls

 

 

For more information about Full Belly Farms check out this link

For more information about Urban Tilth check out this  link 

For more information about Acta Non Verba check out this link 

For more information about Soul Flower Farmer check out this link

 

Full Circle 11-15-2019 Colorism Across the Diaspora

On tonight’s show we will be discussing how colorism affects our interpersonal relationships here in the states and throughout the diaspora. We will be speaking with acclaimed author Paul Ortiz regrading his new book “An African American and Latinx History of the United States” and we’ll also be inviting you to become a multi-media broadcaster by taking part in the First Voice Apprenticeship program, all that and more. Stay tuned!

Full Circle 11-8-19 Homage to the Yay Area

Waddup Yay Area!!… And welcome to Full Circle presents Du Rags & Conversations: The Series with DATBOYMEDIA this week for your cultural affairs radio magazine produced by members of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program. Tonight we’re finna get lit !!  I got three male rappers of color debuting their new music while chopping it up about their business ventures, and I got the members of #Slick Talk Podcast plus so much more!! So blast yo radio up as we play some of the hottest slaps while learning about black & brown creatives in the Bay Area this is ya boy DATBOYMEDIA…. Let go!

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On Instagram @Datboymediaproductions & @Firstvoicemedia

Full Circle 11-01-19 Healing Racialized Trauma

Tonight’s show is the second in a series, focused on healing racialized trauma in the African American community. Our guests tonight are clinical psychologist, Dr. Dee Watts-Jones and professor, Taj Johns Ph.D. Stay tuned.

For more information, follow these links:

https://www.ackerman.org/faculty/thandiwe-dee-watts-jones-phd/

https://www.stmarys-ca.edu/ma-in-leadership-program-features-social-justice-concentration

https://www.stmarys-ca.edu/kalmanovitz-school-of-education/about-the-kalmanovitz-school-of-education/faculty

https://www.racialequitytools.org/resourcefiles/What_is_Internalized_Racism.pdf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akOe5-UsQ2o

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/308248-white-supremacy-is-a-much-more-useful-term-for-understanding

https://www.cornell.edu/video/toni-morrison-on-language-evil-and-the-white-gaze

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Kgq3F8wbYA

https://colorismhealing.com/colorism-and-racism/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12613118

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVtR71DMpk0

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/144910.Prejudice_and_Racism

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROwquxC_Gxc

Full Circle 10-25-19 Indigenous People’s Day

On tonight’s show we’ll share sounds we recorded at the 27th annual Indigenous People’s
Day Pow Wow right here in Berkeley. We’ll hear John Kurl and Nanette Deetz who were involved in the city of Berkeley being the first city to ditch Columbus Day for Indigenous People’s Day. We’ll speak with Sacheen Littlefeather and Gilbert Blacksmith about how they judge the dancers moving to the heartbeat of the drum and the importance of educating youth. And Full Circle’s very own Frank Sterling will share how he just had a hand in creating a Native American festival and land acknowledgment in Avon Lake, Ohio.

All that and more on Full Circle. We are your hosts tonight, Freewillin Franklin and Chana Wilson.

LINKS:

For more info on the 40th annual UC Berkeley Pow Wow, checkout the UC Berkeley Campus Climate website

For more information on the upcoming Sunrise Gathering honoring Native American History to be held Thursday Nov. 28th. Visit the Alcatraz Tours website, where you can also get tickets.

 

FC – 10/18/19 Xenophobia/Afrophobia In South Africa

 

Good evening and welcome to Full Circle, your cultural affairs radio magazine- written and produced by members of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program. We’re broadcasting live from Huichin. Occupied Ohlone Territory. also known to colonizers as the bay area.

On tonight’s show, we’ll discuss the xenophobic violence, rioting and looting that ocurred in South Africa recently. We’ll discuss the history and politics of the region and talk about the historical roots of the divisions and the hostility against, between, and amongst African people both on the continent and around the world.

For more info from tonight’s show, go to,

http://www.allaafrica.com

pambazka.org

http://www.okayafrica.com

bbc.com/news/world/africa

http://www.enca.com

africanews.com

Full Circle 10-11-2019 Climate Show

On tonight’s show we will be featuring voices of the world’s climate movements and their various efforts to address the climate crisis. We at the apprenticeship program go out to the streets to cover important protests and events. Last year we were at the San Francisco Civic Center for the Rise for Climate, Jobs and Justice march held on September 8, 2018. Tonight’s show will highlight activists from that march and also bring you Greta Thunberg’s speech at the United Nations, along with speeches from other powerful youth.

 

 

LINKS: PEOPLE’S CLIMATE MOVEMENT: WWW.PEOPLESCLIMATE.ORG

2015 MARCH FOR REAL CLIMATE LEADERSHIP  VIDEO LINK (JERRY BROWN CA GOV.): PART 1.  PART 2  PART 3

2018 RISE FOR CLIMATE JOBS AND JUSTICE VIDEO LINK: PART 1 AND PART 2

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LIST and LINKS OF VIDEO BROADCASTS

2009  IRAQ VETERANS AGAINST THE WAR ROUNDTABLE

2015 KPFA BENEFIT FOR THE 925 GILMAN. BANKRUPT DISTRICT. AND PUBLIC SAFETY.

2014 (AUGUST) BLOCK THE BOAT. PART 1, PART 2.  PALESTINIAN ACTIVISTS AND LONGSHOREMAN BAN TOGETHER TO REFUSE TO UNLOAD AND BLOCK THE ISRAELI ZIMM LINE SHIPS FROM DOCKING. OCTOBER 2014

2015 CASA MANANA POETS

2016 MAY DAY BROADCAST. ED FERRIS PRES. ILWU LOCAL 10, CLARENCE THOMAS.          DANNY GLOVER SPEAKS

 2019  MAY DAY BROADCASTS. PART 1, PART 2

2019 RALLY TO FUND AND DEFEND PUBLIC EDUCATION, PART 1 AND PART 2 

BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE WORK OF OUR VIDEOGRAPHER AND LIVESTREAM CAMERA MAN JOHN PARRULIS ON HIS YOUTUBE CHANNEL AT “BRIGHTPATH VIDEO”  ALSO CHECKOUT HIS WEBSITE AT BRIGHTPATH VIDEO

 

2019 Berkeley Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow

Come out and support the 27th Annual Berkeley Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow on October 12, 2019 at the ML King Civic Center Park in Berkeley, California. Full Circle will be there on remote to broadcast the event!!

 

Berkeley was the first American city to establish an Indigenous Peoples Day in place of Columbus Day, after indigenous groups and supporters came together to successfully urge City Council to establish the holiday. Since then, numerous cities and two states across the country now have their own holidays honoring indigenous communities. Columbus Day remains a national holiday, however, and cities such as Cincinnati have recently rejected proposals to establish Indigenous Peoples Days.