Today/Wed. 4-5pm on 90.7FM & kpfk.org: the day after Earth Day, assessing the politics of climate change with JOHN NICHOLS, Washington correspondent for The Nation — he says if the Democratic senate candidate in South Dakota can say “no” to the Keystone pipeline, why can’t Obama? Plus: hipsters, jazzmen, underground poets, artists in garrets – Bohemians all, and they are the subject of a wonderful new graphic book by PAUL BUHLE and an all-star cast of comic artists: Bohemians. Also: black musical anthems – songs of solidarity and citizenship, from “Lift Every Voice” to “Young, Gifted and Black.” Will listen to some music–including Kim Weston, Paul Robeson and Nina Simone–and talk about it with SHANA REDMOND –she teaches American studies at USC, and her new book is Anthem: Social Movements and the Sound of Solidarity in the African Diaspora.
Posted on: Wed, 23 Apr 2014 16:29:58 +0000
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