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Program Archives
1/29/2006 First Hour |  | In our first hour...
Convicted. Served decades behind bars. Cleared on DNA evidence. Life
after prison for America's exonerated... Guests include: Lola Vollen,
co-editor of the new book, "Suviving Justice: America's Wrongfully
Convicted and Exonerated." Jessica Sanders, Director, and co-writer and
co-producer of the new documentary film, "After Innocence," and David Pope a man wrongfully convicted and sentence to a 45 years in prision.
| | 1/29/2006 Second Hour | | In our second hour...
Pesticide testing on humans? The EPA announced new rules this week
that allow for some forms of human testing. Guests include: Chris
Mooney, author, "The Republican War on Science" and Stephenie Hendricks and Brian Hill of
Pesticide Action Network.
Remember, KPFA is in the midst of its winter fund drive. Books, movie
tickets, and other enticing gifts will be available when you contribute to
your listener-sponsored radio station.
| | 1/22/2006 First Hour | | The Conyers Hearings
Guests: Elizabeth de la Vega, former federal prosecutor. Her written work has been included in The Nation, LA Times. James Bamford, author and journalist.
| | 1/22/2006 Second Hour | | Al Gore on N.S.A domestic surveillance
| | 1/15/2006 First Hour | | In our first hour...
Iraq on-the-ground...
We'll be joined in-studio by independent journalist
David Enders, wuthor
of the new book "Baghdad Bulletin: Dispatches from
the American
Occupation." Enders spent 15 months in Iraq, where he
arrived weeks after
the U.S. invasion. He never once lived inside the
Green Zone.
And, Raed Jarrar recently moved to the Bay Area from
Iraq. His family
recently moved to Jordan after being one of the last
families in their
circle to stay in Iraq. Jarrar has done much work on
the ground in Iraq.
| | 1/15/2006 Second Hour | | In our second hour...
The first of 6 planned executions in California this
year...
Clarence Ray Allen will turn 76 on Monday, January
16th, just after
midnight on the 17th, the State of California plans to
execute him. He
has advanced heart disease and diabetes, is legally
blind,
hearing-impaired, and uses a wheelchair. Meanwhile,
the state Legislature
is considering a Moratorium on the Death Penalty. Our
guests:
Assemblymember Sally Lieber of San Jose is a sponsor
of the legislation;
Dr. John Groner will talk about the state of health
care in California
Prisons;
and others
| | 1/8/2006 First Hour | | This Week on Sunday Salon...
In our first hour: "Alito: The Beginning of the End of Law as We've Known
It?" A discussion on the upcoming Supreme Court nominee's confirmation
hearing. Confirmed guest: Tinsley Yarbrough, author, "David
Hackett Souter" (Oxford). Kimberly Thomas Rapp, Equal Justice Society(http://www.equaljusticesociety.org/).
| | 1/8/2006 Second Hour | | In our second hour:"MLK King Day, 2006"
Confirmed guest: Dr. Clayborne Carson, history professor, Stanford,
editor, MLK papers.
| | 1/1/2006 First Hour | | Guest Include: Burt Dragin, author of "Six to Five Against: A Gambler's Odyssey" (RDR Books), and Michael Orkin author of "What are the Odds?: Chance in Everyday Life" (Henry Holt & Company).
Highlight: Waging a Living, Public Policy Productions
Producer/Director - Roger Weisberg
Featured in the film - Jerry Longoria SF security guard | | 1/1/2006 Second Hour | | Guests: Suzanne Bohan & Glenn Thompson, authors, "50 Simple Ways to Live a Longer Life" (Source Books Incorporated)
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