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Not only can you score unique art, vintage collectors items, and rare experiences – your support helps fund Activist San Diego’s organizing and networking for social justice, including KNSJ 89.1FM Radio.

Bid on various items, art, and experiences to support the Activist San Diego’s transformative organizing work.

The Auction closes Wed. Dec 4 at 8:00PM. Pickup by appointment in City Heights, San Diego on Friday, 12/6 to Sunday, 12/8. Visit https://bit.ly/AuctionASD2024 to place your bids. Please share!

GUEST POET DR. ANGÉLICA M. YAÑEZ

Dr. Angélica M. Yañez is a professor, poet, and dedicated advocate for Indigenous wisdom and cultural education. She holds a doctoral degree in Ethnic Studies from UC San Diego and is an advisor to several student groups such as M.E.Ch.A and a spoken word and writing group on her college campus. A traditional Aztec Dancer, she honors the legacies of her Indigenous ancestors through dance and ceremony, bridging educational and cultural spaces with her work.

As the founder of The Ancestral Teachings Institute, a digital platform for cultural education and Indigenous wisdom, Angélica is deeply committed to preserving and sharing ancestral knowledge. Her poetry has appeared in Latina: Struggles and Protests in 21st Century USA, Volume 2, LitStack, Sunshine/Noir III, The San Diego Poetry Annual, Flowersong Press, and Writing in a Woman’s Voice, and has been featured by Planned Parenthood.
Angélica can be reached at info@ancestralteach.com and visit her website ancetralteach.com to learn more.

https://www.ancestralteach.com

Call-in number 619-790-KNSJ (5675)

THANKSGIVING, UNITY, FAMILY AND CONTINUING CONVERSATION ON ELECTION RESULTS

¡Acompáñanos todos los sábados a las 9 a. m.! Ariana Gallegos presenta el programa Al Chile , patrocinado por el Employee Rights Center, te ofrece debates profundos y entrevistas reveladoras con invitados que marcan la diferencia en nuestra comunidad. ¿Quieres ser parte de la conversación? Llámanos en vivo con tus preguntas y comentarios al 619-790-5675
An exciting hour with news, interviews and music hosted by Ariana Gallegos. Call in with your questions and comments at 619-790-KNSJ (5675)

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Produced and hosted by award-winning investigative journalist Miriam Raftery

TODAY

• Special report from East County Magazine on President-elect Donald Trump’s controversial nominees for cabinet chairs and other key positions.

• Details on two sexually violent predators approved for transient release in our region.

• SUV wanted for a hit and run accident in El Cajon that killed an elderly pedestrian.

• Learn why the city of El Cajon is going to the dogs—by repealing a ban on dog walking downtown.

• Plus festive holiday events coming up across our inland region, as well as more local, state and national news.

www.eastcountymagazine.org

The Religious Experience & Social Movements

Guest: Gary Dorrien is Reinhold Niebuhr Professor of Social Ethics at Union Theological Seminary and Professor of Religion at Columbia University.  He is the author of more than twenty books and three hundred articles that range across social ethics, philosophy, theology, political economics, social and political theory, religious history, cultural criticism, and intellectual history. He is the recipient of many awards including the Grawemeyer Award in 2017 for his book The New Abolition: W. E. B. Du Bois and the Black Social Gospel.  His latest book is Over from Union Road My Christian-Left-Intellectual Life.

Reporting from the United Nations Climate Summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, Goodman covers climate news, latest nominees by president-elect Trump and more. Goodman reports that Trump announced the nomination of Dr. Mehmet Oz to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Dr. Oz is a backer of privatizing Medicare. Also nominated is Linda McMahon, former head of World Wrestling Entertainment, to head the Department of Education which Trump has pledged to shut down. McMahon headed the Small Business Administration during Trump’s first term.

Guest JAN A. RUHMAN

Host Patricia Law and Jan discuss veteran’s issues, particularly deported veterans advocacy, and other projects Veterans for Peace is working on.

Jan A. Ruhman is a U. S. Marine Corps Veteran of the Vietnam War who resides in San Diego and is a proud Member of Veterans For Peace (VFP) Nationally @ veteransforpeace.org and locally since 2008 of theSan Diego Veterans For Peace (VFP) Chapter 91 @ sdvfp.org and is the Operations Coordinator for the VFP National Deported Veterans Advocacy Project which aids Veterans facing Deportation and those Deported to countries all over the World. From Offices in Tijuana BC Mexico as the Physical Sponsor of the Unified U. S. Deported Veterans Resource Center Office in Tijuana staffed by Deported U. S. Military Veterans. Jan can be reached by email at: jallan.ruhman@gmail.com.

Their Deported Veterans Website: https://www.uusdepvets.org

Two links below to two Petitions asking President Biden to issue a Presidential Pardon. The Petition is for 25 Veterans brought Home on Humanitarian Parole to the U. S. remaining on Humanitarian Parole without “status” of the 120 + Repatriated Home to America that will lose the right to remain in the U. S. when President Biden leaves Office on January 20, 2025.

From the ACLU and the other from Unified U. S. Deported Veterans. They ask that you forward this to your sphere of influence of family and friends; we only have until January 20, 2025 to Save these Veterans.

(1) ACLU Petition for Presidential Pardon https://action.aclu.org/send…/protect-immigrant-veterans

(2) Unified U. S. Deported Veterans – Presidential Pardon Request https://actionnetwork.org/…/president-biden-honor…

Today Mike and his guest Anne Hoiberg are in conversation about the hyper masculine culture and the anger we see today, campaigning on fear, how younger men are expressing themselves, looking at election results and more.

Women of Color Roar” is hosted by journalist and activist Angela de Joseph. A life-long journalist, Angela is an Emmy-nominated filmmaker who began her career as an editor at Essence Magazine in New York. She hosts a weekly political talk radio show on KNSJ FM in San Diego. She is the chair of Indivisible Watu, a grass-roots community activist organization dedicated to voter education and engagement. Angela is also a Program Manager for GRID Alternatives the nation’s largest nonprofit solar installer and training program that places low-income community members in clean energy jobs.