F.C. 10-26-18: Exploring Past Lives – Healing from Other Worlds and Other Bodies

We’re nearing that time of year again, the day when the barriers to the spirit world are said to be at their thinnest. Here on Full Circle we want to celebrate Nature’s cycle of death and rebirth by exploring some other costumes we may have tried on in the past…bodies that is. That’s right, tonight we will be speaking about past lives. We’re going to get a bit soulful and also a bit spooky at the same time here …

On tonight’s show:

• We will speak with Susan Lyons and Dianne Wallace about their experiences helping others journey to their past lives and we will explore the powerful impact this information has had on them and their clients.

• We will listen to accounts of real people who remembered their past lives.

All that tonight on Full Circle.

 

LINKS:

GUESTS

Susan Lyons

HCH Institute

MUSIC

Rising Appalachia “Synchronicity”

Elephant Revival “Drop”

RESOURCES

Michael Newton on LBL Experience

Michael Newton on 1st LBL

Dolores Cannon on you tube (One of Dianne’s teachers)

Dolores Cannon on Synchronous Time

Dolores Cannon on Life After Death

SPOOKY

My 3 Year Old Son Tells Me I’m His New Mom

Full Circle 10.19.18: Smash the Patriarchy to Save the World | Women at the Frontlines for Climate Justice

 

On tonight’s show:

• We feature voices of women at the frontlines of climate justice.
• Lawyers, poets, indigenous leaders, regenerative farmers, and more!
• We’ll also discuss some changes that may be coming to a local, Bay Area monument- the historic women’s building in San Francisco.

LINKS:

To watch the March for Climate Jobs and Justice videos produced by Brightpath Video and the KPFA First Voice Apprenticeship program click on the links below:

March for Climate Jobs and Justice part 1

March for Climate Jobs and Justice part 2

 

F.C. 10.12.18: A Gender Expansive Conversation

 

ACTION NOTES:  Last day to REGISTER to VOTE in the 2018 Midterms is OCTOBER 22, 2018.  Already registered?  This year, in particular … don’t be too sure!  Visit Vote.org to check your registration!  Check frequently.  Check often!  Check, like, a lot!  Then … VOTE on November 6!

(PRE-RECORDED. This show first aired on March 23, 2018.)

Tonight we will have a conversation about the part of the human experience known as gender…

We welcome Rick Oculto and Nadi Suhaimi from Our Family Coalition. We’ll discuss how an expansive understanding of gender has been colonized out of us and how to begin re-integrating these concepts to build stronger communities.

LINKS

Our Family Coalition

Vote.org

F.C. 10-5-18: UPDATES, WRAP-UPS AND MUSIC

This hour of Full Circle marks the end of our Fall Fund Drive — but not the end of our work here at KPFA.  We will continue to bring you uninterrupted programming covering the most pressing issues of this day.  To support our work, please consider donating online at KPFA.org.  Any amount is deeply appreciated.

On tonight’s show:

• We bring you an update on actions taking place around the Bay Area in support of animal and farmworker rights.
• And to mark the end of our fund drive, we’ll speak with our beloved, KPFA phone room volunteers who make it all happen.
• All that, plus some great music selected by our First Voice Apprentices.

That’s tonight on Full Circle.

LINKS

Direct Action Everywhere (Berkeley)

SINDJA and the Driscoll’s Boycott

Full Circle 09/28/2018 The first 9-11 “Special Circumstances”

On tonight’s show, we are remembering September Eleventh, and since I’m sure you heard enough about what happened in New York, we are going to talk about what happened in Chile on September Eleventh of 1973.

On this show …

• We will learn about what happened in Chile on that day, why it happened, and why it is still important …
• We will speak with Chilean filmmaker and composer Hector Salgado, who was living in Chile on this important date …
• We will listen to and discuss some excerpts from his film, “Special Circumstances.”

 

LINKS:

click here to learn more about the movie and watch the previewclick here to support KPFA and the KPFA Apprenticeship Program

 

 

Full Circle 9.21.18 DOLORES. Rebel. Activist. Feminist. Mother.

Tonight, we honor one of the most influential labor activists of the 20th century: Dolores Huerta. Legendary civil rights leaders and co-founder of the United Farm Workers Association, Dolores Huerta has dedicated over 60 years to la lucha. Tonight we hear an EXCLUSIVE Full Circle recording of a speech Dolores delivered at the 50th anniversary gathering of the 1965 Grape Strike and Boycott in Delano, CA. You’ll also hear an EXCLUSIVE FULL CIRCLE interview with Jessica Congdon, co-writer and editor of the film, Dolores. Rebel. Activist. Feminist. Mother. All this accompanied by archival recordings of Dolores Huerta’s revolutionary speeches, spanning back decades.

Also tonight we ask that you support the work we do at KPFA- and Full Circle in particular- to uplift the voices, the work, the vision of revolutionary figures such as Dolores Huerta. As a thank-you gift for your support, we are offering the film “Dolores: Rebel. Activist. Feminist. Mother.” To show your solidarity, call 1-800-HEY-KPFA or go online KPFA.org. Everything counts.

 

LINKS:

To learn more about Jessica Congdon co-writer and editor of Dolores, checkout her website

To watch the movie trailer for Dolores, Rebel. Activists. Feminist. Mother. just click on this sentence

Of course to Donate to KPFA just go to kpfa.org

To watch the Dolores Huerta speech from the She The Peoples Women’s conference in San Francisco click on this link.

Special thanks to all the food donors that contributed to the most recent First Voice Apprentice graduation of Group 42, 42’tude:

Cha-Ya; Cheese Board Pizza Collective; Flying Falafel; Mangia, Mangia; Picante Cocina; and Semi-Freddie’s Bakery

And another big shout out goes to the musical entertainment from the graduation, Renee Asteria AKA Razteria. You can find her music here on her Soundcloud.

Full Circle 09-14-18 Restore Oakland

At a time when gentrification and development for capital gains are taking over all major U.S. cities, there remain people and communities committed to doing things differently. Saru Jayaraman, Zach Norris, and Liam Chinn have always been those people and are at it again right here in Oakland, California. Their shared project is called Restore Oakland, a community advocacy and job training center that will launch in Spring of 2019.

Saru, Zach and Liam join me for the hour to discuss Restore Oakland – the history that led to its vision, the organizations literally coming together at the table to make it happen, how it will serve its community, how it challenges the status quo, and how it might serve as an example for justice-oriented development in other major U.S. cities.

 

LINKS
Restore Oakland http://restoreoakland.org/
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights https://ellabakercenter.org/
Restaurant Opportunities Center United http://rocunited.org/