5/2/2004 Second Hour: "Baghdad and Beyond: Sorting Out the Iraqi Catastrophe" |  |
Guests: Aaron Glantz (live from Iraq), Free Speech Radio News Correspondent; Christopher Albritton, author, "Back-to-Iraq.com", (www.back-to-Iraq.com)
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4/25/2004
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"Sunday Salon" with Larry Bensky did not air last week, due to live coverage of the "March for Women's Lives" in Washington D.C. (7 a.m.- 1 p.m. Pacific).
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4/17/2004 First Hour: "Race and Racism in Education" | |
Guests: Dr. Pedro Noguera, professor of education, New York University, author of "City Schools and the American Dream: Reclaiming the Promise of Public Education" (Teachers College Press). Also Dr. Amanda Lewis, visiting fellow at Stanford, author of "Race in the Schoolyard: Negotiating the Color Line in Classrooms and Communities" (Rutgers).
NOTE: Updates on the situation in Iraq, including live reports from Baghdad at the top of the hour.
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4/17/2004 Second Hour: "Getting Down and Dirty in the Springtime" | |
unGuests: Gardners Julie Lamot, Jim Montgomery, Glen Schneider and Jeanne Nader from Alameda County Waste Management.
NOTE: Updates on the situation in Iraq, including live reports from Baghdad at the top of the hour.
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4/11/2004 Second Hour: "The Art of Aging: Celebrating Elders in the Arts" | |
Guests include: Doug Von Koss, founder and artistic director of the Noah Project; performer Judith-Kate Friedman (vocalist/guitar); George G. Gange, group coordinator of the Fil-AM Veterans Rondalla.
Second Hour: Iraq Update with Muhamad Bazzi, Middle-East Bureau Chief, "Newsday"
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4/11/2004 First Hour: "California State University Budget Crisis: What About It?" | |
A complete look at the California State University (CSU) budget crisis with guests: Susan Meisenhelder, professor of English at CSU San Bernardino and former president of the CFA. Three students of the CSU, Blanca Castanea of CSU Los Angeles, D McKinney of CSU Hayward (http://www.wisewayskarate.com; http://www.smarthomesusa.com), and Christopher Robin Cox of CSU Sonoma.
First Hour: Iraq Update with Christian Parenti, "The Freedom: Shadows and Hallucinations in Occupied Iraq" (to be published Fall 2004). | |
4/4/2004 Second Hour: Three Political Issues | |
Guests: Arturo Rodriguez, president, United Farm Workers Union; Chuck Lewis, Center for Public Integrity, author "The Selling of the President 2004" and Christopher Beaver, writer/director, "Tales of the San Joaquin"
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4/4/2004 First Hour: "March Madness: What's It All About?" | |
A look at college and professional sports, in the midst of NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Finals.
Guests: David Steele, sports columnist, San Francisco Chronicle; Michael McDonald, Stanford basketball captain, 2000; Michael Mandelbaum, Johns Hopkins University, author, "The Meaning of Sports" (Public Affairs Press); Todd Boyd, USC, author, "Young, Black, Rich and Famous" (Doubleday).
Listener phone calls and e-mails welcome both hours:
sundaysalon@kpfa.org, 1-800-958-9008
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3/28/2004 First Hour: "The September 11 Commission Hearings: What Do We Know Now?" | |
Larry Bensky, anchor for Pacifica's gavel-to-gavel coverage of this week's hearings in Washington D.C., talks with Sam Smith, editor of the Washington based Progressive Review. We'll also talk with American University professor Clarence Lusane, author of a forthcoming book about Condoleeza Rice and Colin Powell. (A surviving family member of a victim from the 9/11 attacks may join the discussion.)
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3/28/2004 Second Hour: "Back to the Future? Single Sex Education" | |
Ilana DeBare, the author of "Where Girls Come First: The Rise, Fall, and Surprising Revivial of Girls Schools" (J.P.Tarcher)
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