Things are changing on a day to day = basis, but for the moment I can pass these on:
Free Speech Radio News is running at =
3:00 PM and again at 11:30 PM
Democracy Now is from 6 to 8 AM and 9 =
AM to 11 AM (The 6 to 8 AM is heard only on KFCF, not on KPFA)
Tonight, Wednesday, Sept 19, 2001 =
Larry Bensky will be hosting a show on the crisis/war/civil rights from =
8 to 10 PM
Tomorrow Living Room from Noon to 1 =
will cover the protests at UC, Berkeley.
More to come as we get it...
Rych Withers
KFCF
PS: Mark Your calendars! November 9th = will be the Fresno Free College Foundation/KFCF Annual Banquet and the = theme will be "What the hell's going on with = Pacifica??"
Guests include KPFA's Larry Bensky and = Carol Spooner, Lead Plaintiff in the Listener's Lawsuit against the = Pacifica National Board...
------_=_NextPart_001_01C14148.9E2D6370-- From subs-admin@kfcf.org Wed Sep 19 16:53:46 2001 From: subs-admin@kfcf.org (subs-admin@kfcf.org) Date: Wed Sep 19 15:53:46 2001 Subject: [KFCF Friends] Events Hotline Message-ID: <017c01c1415c$31a247c0$0201a8c0@lns> Dear KFCF Friends, Current national and international events have spawned numerous events, meetings and discussions in all of our communities. In the immediate Fresno area, the Labor Community Alliance has a good handle on bringing announcements to our collective attention, but we realize that events are happening all over the Valley. KFCF wants to know about events happening in our entire signal area so that we can announce them in a timely manner. Please feel free to send us information about public events, meetings and discussions going on where you live. We will do our best to get this information on the air. Send announcements to office@kfcf.org Peace, The KFCF Board of Directors and Staff -------------------------------- Vic Bedoian KFCF (559)233-2221 PO Box 4364 Fresno, CA 93744 From subs-admin@kfcf.org Tue Sep 25 22:04:36 2001 From: subs-admin@kfcf.org (subs-admin@kfcf.org) Date: Tue Sep 25 21:04:36 2001 Subject: [KFCF Friends] Programming changes for Wed Sept 26 Message-ID: <0c0f01c1463f$b1296a90$2897a518@vprcbjdha0oh9h> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0C0C_01C14605.03FDCCB0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Greetings Vic & Rych, Here are the changes for tomorrow (Wednesday, September 26th) PROGRAMMING CHANGES FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2001 6-7 DEMOCRACY NOW! *** PLEASE ANNOUNCE THAT FIRST LIGHT WILL RETURN PENDING WORLD EVENTS AND THAT IT CAN STILL BE HEARD FROM 5-6AM.******* 7-9 MORNING SHOW 9-11 DEMOCRACY NOW! *** PLEASE ANNOUNCE THAT MUSIC OF THE WORLD WILL BEGIN AT 11AM AND RETURN TO IT'S REGULAR TIME SLOT PENDING WORLD EVENTS.***** 11-12 MUSIC OF THE WORLD Regular programming 2-3 SPEECH BY ALICE WALKER***PLEASE ANNOUNCE THAT NEW DIMENSIONS RADIO WILL RETURN NEXT WEEK PENDING WORLD EVENTS****** 3-3:30 FREE SPEECH RADIO NEWS*** PLEASE ANNOUNCE THAT JACK FOLEY WILL = RETURN TO HIS REGULAR SLOT PENDING WORLD EVENTS.***** 3:30 - 4 NEED TO KNOW WITH JACK FOLEY (pre-empted in Fresno for local = programming) 4- RETURN TO REGULAR PROGRAMMING Also, heads up! On Saturday We are planning special programming = beginning at 11AM and finishing up at 6pm I will send out an email with the final details tomorrow. There is a peace rally in San Francisco that we will cover & there is the Hunters Point Bay View Community Town Hall Meeting that we'll go live from. More info coming -- Asata Iman ------=_NextPart_000_0C0C_01C14605.03FDCCB0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableGreetings Vic=20
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7-9 MORNING SHOW
9-11 DEMOCRACY NOW! = ***=20 PLEASE ANNOUNCE THAT MUSIC OF THE WORLD WILL
BEGIN AT 11AM AND RETURN = TO IT'S=20 REGULAR TIME SLOT PENDING WORLD
EVENTS.*****
11-12 MUSIC OF = THE=20 WORLD
Regular programming
2-3 SPEECH BY ALICE = WALKER***PLEASE=20 ANNOUNCE THAT NEW DIMENSIONS RADIO
WILL RETURN NEXT WEEK PENDING = WORLD=20 EVENTS******
3-3:30 FREE SPEECH RADIO NEWS*** PLEASE ANNOUNCE = THAT JACK=20 FOLEY WILL RETURN TO HIS REGULAR SLOT PENDING WORLD = EVENTS.*****
3:30 - 4=20 NEED TO KNOW WITH JACK FOLEY (pre-empted in Fresno for local=20 programming)
4- RETURN TO REGULAR=20 PROGRAMMING
Also, heads up! On Saturday We are = planning=20 special programming beginning at 11AM
and finishing up at 6pm I = will=20 send out an email with the final details
tomorrow.
There is a = peace=20 rally in San Francisco that we will cover & there is
the Hunters = Point=20 Bay View Community Town Hall Meeting that we'll go
live from. = More info=20 coming
--
Asata = Iman
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From subs-admin@kfcf.org Wed Sep 26 16:27:08 2001
From: subs-admin@kfcf.org (subs-admin@kfcf.org)
Date: Wed Sep 26 15:27:08 2001
Subject: [KFCF Friends] Programming updates for Sept 27-30
Message-ID: <002201c146d9$40b16660$98ef14aa@cbs>
Things keep changing. Democracy now is 6 to 8 AM and 9 to 11 AM for the
foreseeable future... (yesterday's e-mail incorrectly said 6-7 AM)
>From the folks at KPFA:
Okay, here are the changes for the next few days:
Thursday an expanded Living Room hosted by Kris Welch & Chris Bruney
from 12:00 - 2:00 PM. The topic: Home Defense.
On Friday @ 3:30PM "Need to Know" hosted by Dennis Bernstein
On Saturday
11:00 to 1:00 Peace Rally at Dolores Park in San Francisco (in studio
host Larry Bensky)
1:00 - 3:00 Forms & Feelings with Jim Bennett
3:00 - 6:00 Hunters Point: The Impact of Environmental Racism &
Injustice "The Forgotten Community". Town Hall Meeting hosted by Kiilu
Nyasha.
6:00 return to regular programming.
From subs-admin@kfcf.org Thu Sep 27 23:14:01 2001
From: subs-admin@kfcf.org (subs-admin@kfcf.org)
Date: Thu Sep 27 22:14:01 2001
Subject: [KFCF Friends] Secrets of Silicon Valley
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It's the documentary that Ch. 18 wouldn't air! It has been shown on PBS =
stations around the country, but NOT in the San Joaquin Valley!=20
Alan Snitow is a former News Director of KPFA.
Secrets of Silicon Valley=20
KFCF 88.1 FM and the Sociology Department at Fresno City College will =
present the San Joaquin Valley Premiere of Secrets of Silicon Valley on =
Friday September 28, 2001 in Forum Hall 101 at 7:00 PM on the Fresno =
City College Campus. Parking and admission is free. This =
groundbreaking, new documentary film by Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman =
was released in April and is already an international hit. The =
Berkeley-based film makers will be present to introduce the film and =
converse with the audience.=20
"Secrets of Silicon Valley" is a shocking expos=E9 of the hidden =
downsides of the Internet revolution and also a funny and moving =
meditation on America's love affair with technology. Told without =
narration, the film chronicles a tumultuous year in the lives of two =
young activists grappling with rapid social change and the meaning of =
globalization on their own doorsteps.
Magda Escobar runs Plugged In, a computer training center in a low =
income community just a few miles from the epicenter of high-tech =
wealth. Silicon Valley's skyrocketing rents and increasing evictions are =
driving out the people she is supposed to serve, but Magda struggles to =
find Plugged In a new home and receives unexpected help from President =
Clinton and Hewlett-Packard.=20
Raj Jayadev is a temporary worker who confronts the hype of Silicon =
Valley by revealing the reality of an unseen and unacknowledged army of =
immigrant workers. Hired by the world's largest temporary agency, =
Manpower, Inc., to work in a Hewlett-Packard assembly plant, he is laid =
off when he organizes other "temps" to challenge health and safety =
conditions. But Raj finds surprising and funny ways to take the =
controversy to the Internet, the public and the press.
Throughout the film, high tech CEOs and moguls comment on Magda and =
Raj's stories with revealing insights on time, technology, greed, and =
globalization.=20
Part "Modern Times," part "Bladerunner," this is the first and only film =
to take a critical look at the social impact of the new millennium's =
high technology. It will provoke heated discussion in community groups, =
high tech forums, unions, and classes in history, technology, sociology, =
business, anthropology, economics, ethnic and women's studies.=20
"A Hit" - The New York Times
"Engaging and Entertaining" - Salon.com
"A bracing expose of the digital divide" - San Francisco Chronicle
"Pulls back the curtain in the Land of Oz. No one can watch this =
wonderful and penetrating documentary and not be moved to action." =
-Robin D.G. Kelley, Professor of History,NYU Author of Race Rebels and =
Yo' Mama's DisFunktional!=20
"Piercing and powerful. 'Secrets of Silicon Valley' is an evocative, =
intelligent film that offers an unvarnished look at the New Gilded =
Age."-Vicki L. Ruiz, Professor, Chicana Studies, University of Arizona =
Editor, Latinas in the U.S.: an Historical Encyclopedia=20
"Tells it like it is. This movie should be seen by everyone who cares =
about democracy--who believes that the fruits of new technology should =
be available to everyone." -Bob Burnett, retired VP of Engineering, =
Cisco Systems. Publisher, In These Times magazine.
"Impressive, bittersweet, and smart... a compelling portrait of two =
young community leaders confronting the digital divide...." -Chuck =
Collins, United for a Fair Economy Co-Author, Economic Apartheid in =
America=20
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Here are the changes for tomorrow (Wednesday, = September=20 26th)
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6-7 DEMOCRACY NOW! *** PLEASE ANNOUNCE THAT FIRST LIGHT WILL = RETURN
PENDING WORLD EVENTS AND THAT IT CAN STILL BE HEARD FROM=20 5-6AM.*******
7-9 MORNING SHOW
9-11 DEMOCRACY NOW! = ***=20 PLEASE ANNOUNCE THAT MUSIC OF THE WORLD WILL
BEGIN AT 11AM AND RETURN = TO IT'S=20 REGULAR TIME SLOT PENDING WORLD
EVENTS.*****
11-12 MUSIC OF = THE=20 WORLD
Regular programming
2-3 SPEECH BY ALICE = WALKER***PLEASE=20 ANNOUNCE THAT NEW DIMENSIONS RADIO
WILL RETURN NEXT WEEK PENDING = WORLD=20 EVENTS******
3-3:30 FREE SPEECH RADIO NEWS*** PLEASE ANNOUNCE = THAT JACK=20 FOLEY WILL RETURN TO HIS REGULAR SLOT PENDING WORLD = EVENTS.*****
3:30 - 4=20 NEED TO KNOW WITH JACK FOLEY (pre-empted in Fresno for local=20 programming)
4- RETURN TO REGULAR=20 PROGRAMMING
Also, heads up! On Saturday We are = planning=20 special programming beginning at 11AM
and finishing up at 6pm I = will=20 send out an email with the final details
tomorrow.
There is a = peace=20 rally in San Francisco that we will cover & there is
the Hunters = Point=20 Bay View Community Town Hall Meeting that we'll go
live from. = More info=20 coming
--
Asata = Iman
It's the documentary that Ch. 18 =
wouldn't air! It=20
has been shown on PBS stations around the country, but NOT in the San =
Joaquin=20
Valley!
Alan Snitow is a former News Director =
of=20
KPFA.
Secrets of Silicon Valley
KFCF 88.1 FM and the Sociology = Department=20 at Fresno City College will present the San Joaquin Valley Premiere of = Secrets=20 of Silicon Valley on Friday September 28, 2001 in Forum Hall 101 at 7:00 = PM on=20 the Fresno City College Campus. Parking and admission is = free. This=20 groundbreaking, new documentary film by Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman = was=20 released in April and is already an international hit. The = Berkeley-based=20 film makers will be present to introduce the film and converse with the=20 audience.
KFCF 88.1 FM and the Sociology = Department=20 at Fresno City College will present the San Joaquin Valley Premiere of = Secrets=20 of Silicon Valley on Friday September 28, 2001 in Forum Hall 101 at 7:00 = PM on=20 the Fresno City College Campus. Parking and admission is = free. This=20 groundbreaking, new documentary film by Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman = was=20 released in April and is already an international hit. The = Berkeley-based=20 film makers will be present to introduce the film and converse with the=20 audience.
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"Secrets of Silicon = Valley" is a=20 shocking expos=E9 of the hidden downsides of the Internet revolution and = also a=20 funny and moving meditation on America's love affair with technology. = Told=20 without narration, the film chronicles a tumultuous year in the lives of = two=20 young activists grappling with rapid social change and the meaning of=20 globalization on their own doorsteps.
Magda Escobar runs =
Plugged In,=20
a computer training center in a low income community just a few miles =
from the=20
epicenter of high-tech wealth. Silicon Valley's skyrocketing rents and=20
increasing evictions are driving out the people she is supposed to =
serve, but=20
Magda struggles to find Plugged In a new home and receives unexpected =
help from=20
President Clinton and Hewlett-Packard.
Raj Jayadev is a =
temporary=20
worker who confronts the hype of Silicon Valley by revealing the reality =
of an=20
unseen and unacknowledged army of immigrant workers. Hired by the =
world's=20
largest temporary agency, Manpower, Inc., to work in a Hewlett-Packard =
assembly=20
plant, he is laid off when he organizes other "temps" to challenge =
health and=20
safety conditions. But Raj finds surprising and funny ways to take the=20
controversy to the Internet, the public and the press.
Throughout the film, =
high tech=20
CEOs and moguls comment on Magda and Raj=92s stories with revealing =
insights on=20
time, technology, greed, and globalization.
Part "Modern Times," =
part=20
"Bladerunner," this is the first and only film to take a critical look =
at the=20
social impact of the new millennium=92s high technology. It will provoke =
heated=20
discussion in community groups, high tech forums, unions, and classes in =
history, technology, sociology, business, anthropology, economics, =
ethnic and=20
women's studies.
"A Hit" - The New York = Times
"Engaging and = Entertaining" -=20 Salon.com
"A bracing expose of the = digital=20 divide" - San Francisco Chronicle
"Pulls back the curtain =
in the Land=20
of Oz. No one can watch this wonderful and penetrating documentary and =
not be=20
moved to action." -Robin=20
D.G. Kelley, Professor of History,
"Piercing and powerful. =
'Secrets of=20
Silicon Valley' is an evocative, intelligent film that offers an =
unvarnished=20
look at the New Gilded Age."
"Tells it like it is. =
This movie=20
should be seen by everyone who cares about democracy--who believes that =
the=20
fruits of new technology should be available to everyone."
"Impressive, bittersweet, = and=20 smart... a compelling portrait of two young community leaders = confronting the=20 digital divide...." -Chuck=20 Collins, United for a Fair Economy Co-Author, Economic Apartheid in = America=20