In 1946, a few hundred department store employees, mostly women, walked off the job and started a picket line in downtown Oakland. Within a few weeks, more than 100,000 workers joined them, filling ...

Join Dr. Thompson with this weeks special guest is Myka Hammock,  Director of Oakland Parks, Recreation & Youth Development.

KPFA co-presents this evening celebrating the publication of The People’s Historian: The Outsized Life of Howard Zinn, ...

Hear recent education news and research. Does it save money to close schools? Why have so many districts closed so many schools in African-American neighborhoods? What does a new Stanford study have ...

Hadley of #Spokane3 Defendant Support talks about the cases of Justice Forral, Bajun Mavalwalla II and Jac Archer, charged ...

Trump Bought Into Netanyahu’s War Against the Advice of His Top Intel and Military Officials The Gospel of Love Enters ...

On Hard Knock Radio, host Davey D spoke with Oakland-based singer-songwriter Miko Marks about the passing and enduring legacy ...

Music from the Grateful Dead on 9/24/1973 and an interview with John Brackett, author of the new book ​Touch of Grey or how ...

The Bay Native Circle weekly program presents special guests and explores today’s Native issues, peoples, cultures, music & events with rotating hosts Morning Star Gali, Tony Gonzales, Eddie Madril ...

We feature another clandestine interview from Haiti where at least 47 people, including women and children, were slaughtered this past weekend by a terrorist gang coalition. At least 50 women and ...

Today’s entire program approaches the economic role of the state in U.S. society, past and present. We analyze two major tensions: one between minimizing the state (liberalism/libertarianism) and ...

On tonight’s La Raza Chronicles, Cronicas de la Raza we chat about the Puerto Rican water crisis with UC Berkeley Professor ...