7/11/2004 Second Hour: "The Face of the Streets: Analyzing, and Photographing, the Homeless."
Guests: Angela Alioto, former president, San Francisco Board of Supervisors, chair, mayor's committee on homeless (angelaav@aol.com); Dr. Robert Terrell (continues from first hour), photographer.  (Note: Dr. Terrell's photographs of homeless people in San Francisco are on exhibit at the Meridian Gallery, 545 Sutter St., San Francisco, through August 15. www.ourstreets-ourpeople.ws)   To read the Plan to Abolish Chronic Homelessness submitted by Angela Alioto on behalf of the Ten Year Council,please go to: http://sfgov.org/site/uploadedfiles/planningcouncil/news/TheSFPlanFinal.pdf   Note: Phone-ins and e-mails welcome both hours!  1-800-958-9008  sundaysalon@kpfa.org
7/4/2004 First Hour: "Guest Host Scoop Nisker"
Guest: Michael Mead, Founder of Mosaic. www.mosaicvoices.org
7/4/2004 Second Hour: "Guest Host Scoop Nisker"
Guest: Jerry Mander, author, "Four Arguments for the Abolition of Television."
6/27/2004 First Hour: "KPFA Broadcast of LGBT Events"
Sunday Salon will be pre-empted for KPFA's broadcast of LGBT events but will return July 4 with guest host Scoop Nisker.  Larry Bensky will return from vacation July 11.
6/27/2004 Second Hour: "KPFA Broadcast of LGBT Events"
Sunday Salon will be pre-empted for KPFA's broadcast of LGBT events but will return July 4 with guest host Scoop Nisker.  Larry Bensky will return from vacation July 11.
6/20/2004 First Hour: "Guest Host Kris Welch"
Guest, Harriet Lerner, author, "Fear and Other Invited Guests."
6/20/2004 Second Hour: "Guest Host Kris Welch"
Guest, Harriet Lerner, author, "Fear and Other Invited Guests."
6/13/2004 First Hour: "Remembering the Real Reagan"
Guests include Robert Parry, author, "Fooling America: How Washington Insiders Twist the Truth and Manufacture the Conventional Wisdom;"(Dimensions, 1992);  Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, ethnic studies professor, Cal State Hayward, author, "With Miskitus and Sandinistas in the Undeclared War on Nicaragua" (Fall 2004, South End Press); Gray Brechin, georgraphy department, UC Berkeley, co-author "Farewell, Promised Land: Waking from the California Dream" (UC Press); and California Assemblywoman Jackie Goldberg, chair, Assmbly Education Committee, Free Speech Movement Activist, UC Berkeley, 1964.
6/13/2004 Second Hour: "Everywhere, and Not a Drop to Drink"
Guests: Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman, film producers, "Thirst: Is Water a Human Right or a Commodity?" (PBS/POV July 13).   Listener phone-ins, e-mails welcome both hours.  sundaysalon@kpfa.org, 1-800-958-9008
6/6/2004 First Hour: "Youth Activism: Why Youth Are and Aren't Participating"
Guest Hosts: Sunday Salon Assistant Producer Robbin McCullogh and Intern Michael Soe. Guests include: Alejandro Soto-Vigil, UC Berkeley graduate and youth activist.  Also, Dr. Hardy T. Frye, a UC Berkeley Sociology lecturer, professor-emeritus from UC Santa Cruz and civil rights activist (SNCC).
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