FRIENDLY FIRE with DON KIMBALL Sat 2-3pm
A VOICE FOR VETERANS
Don is in conversation with two veterans about what the Veterans Administration health care means to them.
Catherine Liu: Virtue Hoarders and the Rejection of Liberalism
Catherine Liu, a professor of film and media studies at the University of California, Irvine, joins host Chris Hedges on this episode of The Chris Hedges Report to discuss her new book, Virtue Hoarders: The Case Against the Professional Managerial Class.
THE WOMEN’S RADIO HOUR with PATRICIA LAW Sat 12-1pm
AN ACTIVIST SPEAKS OUT
Guest Valerie Traina
Valerie has been an activist for more than 40 years. Brooklyn-born, she moved to San Diego ten years ago with her husband. She first became active as an animal rights advocate and has within the past several years been active in movements for women’s reproductive rights and inclusivity in public schools. Valerie is an active volunteer with Defense of Democracy, a grassroots, nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to protecting the rights of public school students, teachers and librarians. Those rights include the freedom to learn all our history and to be respected as the authentic people we are as regards our ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, skin color and other immutable characteristics. She works closely with animal rights groups Strategic Action for Animals, Kind Heart Coalition, Direct Action Everywhere and Los Angeles Alliance for Animals. Valerie wants everyone to know that it’s essential to the continuation of our democratic republic that you get active. We need YOU in protests, making phone calls to legislators, writing emails and letters to decision-makers. It’s not hard to become active. Once you invest some time in issues you’re passionate about, you’ll find you aren’t so overwhelmed because you took action to address a critical problem.
AL CHILE SPANISH RADIO con ARIANA GALLEGOS Sat 9-10am
ARIANA GALLEGOS presents AL CHILE RADIO, sponsored by the Employee Rights Center, offering you in-depth discussions and revealing interviews with guests who make a difference in our community. Join us every Saturday at 9 AM!
DO YOU want to be part of the conversation? Call us during the show with your questions and comments at 619-790-KNSJ (5675).
PEACE TALKS RADIO Fri 7pm
On this edition of Peace Talks Radio, we hear from people who chose to physically stand in the way of war. Volunteering to serve as a “human shield” is an intense act of self-sacrifice. But those who have done it say it‘s saved many lives. Producer Andrew Stelzer speaks with WIlliam Powers, who journeyed to Chiapas, Mexico where the Zapatista movement had issued a call out for international volunteers to protect them from state violence; and to Donna Mulhearn, who made a last minute decision to travel to Baghdad just as the country was preparing to be bombed.
History
Good Radio Shows, Inc. was founded in May of 2003 by broadcast veteran Paul Ingles, who wanted to create a place of support for educational public interest media programs made by himself and other producers. In a broadcasting career that began in 1975, many of Paul’s programs and reporting had already covered topics that Good Radio Shows, Inc. was pledging to include.
The series PEACE TALKS RADIO is the organization’s anchor program. Created by Ingles and Suzanne Kryder in response to the terrorist attacks on the U.S. in 2001, the series is devoted to conversation about peacemaking and nonviolent conflict resolution strategies that can be used to reduce conflict in daily and in the society at large.
DEMOCRACY NOW with Amy Goodman Fri 6pm
AFTER headlines Amy covers
• Trump vs. Public Schools: Executive Order Aims to Dismantle Department of Education
• Mahmoud Khalil Update: From ICE Jail, Khalil Warns of Trump’s War on Dissent & Targeting Palestinians
• “Catch and Revoke”: AI-Driven State Dept. Program Targets Pro-Palestinian Students & Visa Holders
• Declassified JFK Assassination Files Expose Covert CIA Operations from the Vatican to Latin America
EAST COUNTY MAGAZINE with Editor MIRIAM RAFTERY Fri 5pm, Sat 8am, Mon 5pm, Tues 8am
February 22, 2025 (San Diego) — East County Magazine has been selected by FeedSpot as the fifth best local magazine among the Top 15 San Diego Magazines on the web.
The site ranks the best San Diego magazines from thousands on the web ranked by relevancy, authority, social media followers & freshness.
East County Magazine was established in 2008 and now averages 10 million hits and a quarter million visits each month. The site has won 147 major journalism awards. Its mission is to provide in-depth news, views, and events coverage daily for the inland areas in San Diego County, reflecting the broad diversity of people and issues in our region, particularly those under-represented in other media.
SAN DIEGO SCREENWRITERS WORKSHOP with GAIL STEWART Fri 4pm
TODAY Gail features
“AMERICAN AGITATORS” — A RAYMOND TELLES DOCUMENTARY
- Three-time Emmy Award Winning director/writer Raymond Telles brings us his epic film about Fred Ross – the original agitator – who trained the likes of Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta on how to organize an effective protest.
- “American Agitators” is a documentary being featured at the San Diego Latino Film Festival which runs March 19th – 23rd.
Also on the show: - Maria Paula Lorgia Garnica — the Artistic Director of the San Diego Latino Film Festival (SDLFF).
- Maria gives us all the information we need for the upcoming film festival. Maria is a film researcher and curator whose views are shaped by her Colombian heritage.
The San Diego Screenwriters Studio is dedicated to emerging screenwriters everywhere. Listen, Learn and, above all else, keep writing!
FRIENDLY FIRE with Don Kimball Sat 2-3pm
A Voice for Veterans
Tune in today as Don talks about the heroics, both here and abroad, of African American soldiers in WWI. They fought the enemy with distinction in Europe and then came home again to battle against Jim Crow.
Saturday 1-2pm
PALESTINE
Today Chris is in conversation with Farah El Sharif on Arab Regimes and the Betrayal of Palestine