Welcome to Full Circle, your Cultural Affairs radio magazine produced by members and Graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program. On tonight’s show, We’ll hear Laid-back soul and listen to some groovalistic gems. Our special guest tonight will be Mr Ocea Savage. We’ll speak on music. His journey. And what’s new. So, let’s settle into the boat everyone grab an oar and let’s row to shore with music, Ocea Savage and his new group Savage ocean. I’m your host Tonight Stevie G, keep it locked and loaded for the sounds, tonight on Full Circle.
Welcome to Full Circle, your Cultural Affairs radio magazine produced by members and Graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program. On tonight’s show, We’ll hear a feature story I produced highlighting “Loaves and Fishes,” an organization that serves hot meals to the needy five days a week in Contra Costa County. We’ll also hear licensed psychologist Dr Craig Adams as we discuss mental health crises and police interactions. Sticking with the storytelling.. We’ll hear from a graduating senior on her challenges trying to graduate and be a single working mother at age 14. Later will hear a creative sound collage of the antiwar activists Code Pink and their direct action protest. And a clip from after the march. A speech by civil rights activist and organizer Bayard Rustin which is part of our gift to you tonight with a donation of any size.
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To make a secure online donation of any size and to claim your copy of our special summer gift, Storytelling For Social Change. Please visit the donation page of our website kpfa.org and make a secure donation there.
Welcome to Full Circle, your Cultural Affairs radio magazine produced by members and Graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program. On tonight’s show, I’ll share part of my personal story, my battle with addiction in a story called, The Glass Pipe. We’ll also hear excerpts from a speech by Bobby Seale of the Black Panther Party, And Carlos Santana, it’s part of our thank you gift to you tonight, Storytelling For Social Change. Later we will hear a tribute to Larry Itliong and how he was a catalyst for the great grape strike and boycott of 1965. And of course, we will be asking for your support tonight as part of our summer fund drive. All that tonight on Full circle. I am your host Freewillin Franklin coming to you from downtown Antioch, Bay Miwok territory. Keep it locked right here to KPFA.
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To make a secure online donation of any size and to claim your copy of our special summer gift, Storytelling For Social Change. Please visit the donation page of our website kpfa.org and make a secure donation there.
The universe has been through a world of changes since over the past year and more. We’ve been indoors more and there’s been more opportunity for reflection.
Tonight we’re going to give you a chance to express what you’ve seen, heard about or experienced with, or in, your local, state or federal environments that causes you pain, frustration or angst.
And don’t worry – we’re planning a future Full Circle show in which we focus on the good stuff.
Tonight we’re inviting listeners to call in for angst expression. Please stay tuned.
Welcome to Full Circle, your Cultural Affairs radio magazine produced by members and Graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program. Tonight we’ll hear from the Pacifica National Election supervisor, who is holding a debate about the proposed bylaws amendment being voted on by Pacifica members and staff. The amendment, if passed, will change Pacifica’s governing system; some say this is needed, while others disagree.
Links and information
To learn more from both sides of the Pacifica bylaws debate check out their websites.
Good evening everyone, and welcome to Full Circle, your cultural affairs radio magazine produced by members and graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program, broadcasting from right here at KPFA, in Huichin-occupied Ohlone Territory, also known to settlers as Berkeley, California.
Tonight we will hear from the Quinto family out here in Antioch. It’s been six months since Angelo Quinto was killed by the Antioch Police, and the family says they are not being treated fairly, and information from police is not forthcoming.
On tonight’s show:
We’ll hear sounds from a rally held on the steps of the Antioch Police Department.
We’ll also feature music from “Justice For Angelo, Justice For All,” the 6-track EP released on Beatrock Records to support the Justice For Angelo, Justice For All movement.
Good evening, everyone … and welcome to Full Circle, your cultural affairs radio magazine, produced by members and graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program, broadcasting from right here at KPFA in Huichin – occupied Ohlone territory – also known to settlers as Berkeley, California.
Tonight, we will be taking a look at a couple things, including Juneteenth celebrations around the Bay Area.
On tonight’s show:
We’ll speak Anthony Randolf of Grace Arms of Antioch and he’ll tell us about their Juneteenth event
After that we will hear a calendar of Juneteenth events happening around the Bay Area
And in the second half of the show, we will be joined by Max Wilbert, author of “Bright Green Lies: How the Environmental Movement Lost Its Way and What We Can Do About It”
And Daranda Hinkey will also be with us. She is a Fort McDermitt Paiute Shoshone tribal member, and part of the People of Red Mountain Group.
They will be joining us to talk about Peehee Mu’huh, AKA Thacker Pass, and a proposed lithium mine that is threatening sacred tribal lands near the Nevada/Oregon border.
Welcome to full circle. The weekly show produced by apprentices and graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship program. This year of the covid pandemic has brought a greater awareness to many of us of the importance of paying attention to health maintenance. On tonight’s show, we talk with Dr. Amelia Barili about ways to relieve stress, boost our brains and our immune systems. We also check in with Omowale Fowles and Dasan Guptaka Mahaway about health challenges and nutritional solutions that impact communities of color. All that and more tonight on Full Circle. We’re your hosts Ms M and Shiloh Burton
Follow the links below for information mentioned in tonight’s show.
Please see the upcoming workshop at Mount Madonna (online) on June 19-20: “Re-discovering Joy With Yoga and Qigong“. It is a unique opportunity for an in-depth retreat with Amelia.
Good evening everyone … and welcome to Full Circle, your cultural affairs radio magazine produced by members and graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program, broadcasting from right here at KPFA in Huichin – occupied Ohlone territory, also known to settlers as Berkeley, California.
Tonight we will be checking in on a recent press conference held in Antioch. The press conference covered youth violence and what we can do to prevent it.
On tonight’s show:
We’ll speak with Marie Arce, the newly elected chair of the Antioch Parks and Rec Commission and learn about some of her plans for youth programs in Antioch,
And we’ll also be joined by Antioch City Council District One representative Tamisha Walker and learn about her plan to help curb youth violence.
That’s tonight on Full Circle.
LINKS AND INFORMATION
Use the links below to follow Antioch Parks and Rec Chairwoman Marie Arce and Antioch City Council District One Representative Tamisha Torres-Walker.
Welcome to Full Circle, your Cultural Affairs radio magazine produced by members and Graduates of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program.
We’re on the cusp of Memorial Day Weekend. It has been a tragic year for many.
Tonight we’ll give you – the listeners – an opportunity to give recognition to your departed loved ones, family members or friends – no matter when they passed away. Honoring and remembering is how they stay with us.
Co-host Joy Moore asked us to show how this season of sorrow is affecting her. All of us have wounds and losses, whether others can see them or not. We need to take care of ourselves, and each other. Be well!
