Hoy hablamos del desempleo con Alor Calderon director de ERC. En arte y cultra entrevistamos a muralista Mario Chacon.
¡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.
An exciting hour with news, interviews and music hosted by Ariana Gallegos.
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It’s time for our CommUnity Holiday Gathering!
It has been quite a year to say the least, and we will be spending time together reflecting on the work we’ve done and the work ahead, while deepening our relationships and building stronger community connections. Enjoy music from KNSJ DJs and special performances, and food from our community potluck! Bring a dish, drink or dessert to share if you are able.
Date: Monday, December 16
Time: 5:00pm – 9:00pm
Location: Joyce Beers Community Center, 3900 Vermont, SD CA 92103
Regardless of what you celebrate, we welcome you to join our annual holiday gathering for community care. Please RSVP HERE to join us!
GUEST DAN YATES
In this episode, Grant engages in a heartfelt conversation with Dan Yates, board chair of the Prebys Foundation and co-founder/CEO of Endeavor Bank. A true San Diego native, Dan’s journey from Paradise Hills to becoming a leading civic figure in San Diego reveals a profound commitment to community and service. Dan shares his experiences growing up in a diverse and complex environment, which instilled in him a deep sense of empathy and a drive to uplift his community. His story highlights the significant role of his upbringing, particularly the influence of his parents, in shaping his values of kindness, service, and inclusion.
A DIVERSE WORLD THROUGH MUSIC AND DANCE
Today Patricia and her guess are in conversation about music’s power in connections and collective experiences, as a universal language, community building, healing, school music programs and more.
ABOUT CENTER FOR WORLD MUSIC
The Center for World Music is a nonprofit organization whose primary purpose is to foster intercultural awareness and understanding through in-depth encounters with the world’s performing arts traditions. In support of this goal, Center for World Music sponsors educational programs for people of all ages, live and online performances, and a wide range of community partnerships and activities.
BOOK BANS: GUEST JENNIFER JENKINS
Susan and her guest Jennifer Jenkins with the San Diego Library are in conversation about
▶ Efforts to ban books, what it means to deny freedom of information and the freedom to read in a democratic society.
▶ ALSO DISCUSSED are the extensive services provided by San Diego public libraries available to everyone at no charge. You may be surprised to learn what the public libraries offer.
https://www.sandiego.gov/public-library
TODAY
Ghost Guns Now a Proven Untraceable and Undetectable Tool For Assassins
America’s Dual System of Justice: Punishing Street Criminals While Corporate CEO’s Get a Slap on the Wrist
Kash Patel’s FBI Will Go After Trump’s Enemies While Opening up the U.S. to Putin’s Spies
CUSTOM TAYLORED MUSIC Sunday 11am-Noon
For a respite from today’s news, Tim has us enjoying classics in pop music that turned the world around and made an impact that continues to influence music.
Today, episode 62 is part of a subseries on the music that paved the way for post war urban blues. Tim spins some piano blues, some country blues, some jazz, and some classic female blues. All of the songs featured in the episode were first recorded between 1932 and 34. You’ll hear legends CAB CALLOWAY, ROOSEVELT SYKES, BESSIE SMITH, FATS WALLER and much more.
TALK OF THE TOWN LIVE WITH MIKE AGUIRRE, SATURDAYS 11AM-NOON
LABOR UNIONS – THE STRENGTH OF ORGANIZING – ACCUMULATION OF WEALTH – SOLIDARITY
Host Mike Aguirre and his guests ERIC CHAMBERLIN with the IWW and CHRIS LOPEZ with the UFCW Local 135 talk about the history of unions, the means of production, worker representation, struggles workers faced, philosophies, accumulation of wealth and much more
GUEST DR. MARY WALSHOK: When the world wants to see
the future, they look at California
On this week’s episode, Host Grant Oliphant sits down with Dr. Mary Walshok, an influential thinker and powerhouse in the San Diego community. Recently retired from her role as Vice Chancellor at UC San Diego, Mary spearheaded the creation of Park and Market, a facility designed to support serendipitous interactions and collaboration across sectors. She shares her deep insights into the intersection of innovation, community, and economic development.
Mary reflects on her vibrant life story, from her unique upbringing in Palm Springs to her pivotal contributions to the local academic and civic landscape. She discusses San Diego County’s abundant geographic, cultural, and demographic features, emphasizing how these elements can drive creativity and opportunity. Grant and Mary explore Mary’s vision for a diverse and inclusive community where unexpected encounters foster new ideas and opportunities.
Sonali Kolhatkar, Founder, Host and Executive Producer of Rising Up with Sonali
Sonali Kolhatkar is the host and creator of YES Presents: Rising Up With Sonali, a program built on the foundation of her earlier show, Rising Up With Sonali, and Uprising, which became the longest running drive-time radio show on KPFK in Los Angeles hosted by a woman.
Sonali has won numerous awards for her journalism including Best TV Anchor from the LA Press Club in 2015, and was also nominated for Best Radio Anchor 4 years in a row. She won First Place at the Los Angeles Press Club Annual Awards for Best National Commentary Political Online (2022) and Best Election Commentary (2016).
She is the author of the new book, Rising Up: The Power of Narrative in Pursuing Racial Justice (Citylights, 2023) and is the Racial Justice editor at Yes! Magazine. She is also a Writing Fellow and the Senior Correspondent for the Independent Media Institute‘s Economy for All project. Previously Sonali was a weekly columnist for Truthdig.com.
Her earlier book was Bleeding Afghanistan: Washington, Warlords, and the Propaganda of Silence, co-authored with Jim Ingalls. She is also co-Director of the non-profit group, Afghan Women’s Mission. She has a Masters in Astronomy from the University of Hawaii, and two undergraduate degrees in Physics and Astronomy from the University of Texas at Austin. Watch her 2014 Tedx talk, My journey from astrophysicist to radio host.
Originally from India and born and raised in the United Arab Emirates, she is also an artist, musician, baker and cook and lives with her husband and two children in Pasadena, California.