Notes:
1) LA festival of Books will occur this weekend, 22 and 23 of April, at USC, and kpfk will be at booth number 887. I will be there on Sunday from 10am-2pm and will be happy to see you there.
2) Fundraising: Dear Something's happening (SH) listeners, Kpfk is in the middle of its third week of spring fund drive. Let me share with you the stats so far: the cumulative amount up to now is $65K, and during Something's Happening hours, $2100 has been raised. You might be skeptical of the situation at the station and its building, which is for sale, and needs a lot of repairs and retrofits. Let me share with you that I am NOT married to a building; I care about the signal, which is intact and will not be affected by whether the building is sold or not. Let’s make sure we will have a kpfk on the air. You know kpfk very well—it’s been on the air for over 63 years. I want to encourage you to make a generous contribution to the station and become a monthly sustainer. Something’s Happening show has been on the air for 45 years with Roy Tuckman! So, I want to plea with you to make a generous contribution during SH program, 12 midnight to 6 am, by calling 818-985-7535 or go to kpfk.org, click on DONATE button, and follow a few easy steps to make your generous contribution. Can one of you donate a $1000, can another one you donate $500, how about $250, and of course your generous $50 is most welcomed. kpfk is here for you and because of you. Please call 818-985-7535 or go to kpfk.org, click on DONATE button, and make your generous contribution. I have not compromised content for the sake of fundraising and pitching. I need your financial support during these hours.
Also, I am still looking for one person to make a generous $250K contribution; it can be monthly payments, to help the station and foundation out. So, please call 818-985-7535 or go to kpfk.org. I will welcome your $100K as well as $50 contribution; however, I am looking for one person, you, who has lifelong benefited from the programming, to make a generous $250K contribution. Please call 818-985-7535 or go to kpfk.org.
12:00-1:08 am: Jack Gariss: on the topic of Letters to a Wayfarer, part 2 of 3. This lecture begins with human evolution, bringing together religion and science in a discussion of humanity, nature, and the universe, and ends with talks about the human mind, consciousness, and meditation. Jack Gariss was an American spiritual teacher and meditation instructor, and a radio personality and had his own show on KPFK in Los Angeles from the 1960s until his death in Los Angeles in 1985.
1:08-2:00 am: Tami Simon, director of Sounds True, in conversation with Dr. Elissa Epel on the topic of The Stress Prescription. Dr. Epel is psychiatrist and author, expert on stress, well-being, and optimal aging. She is a professor in the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, at the University of California, San Francisco. What kind of attitude and skills are needed today to deal with the stress so many are feeling? Website: soundstrue.com
2:00-3:00 am: Caroline Casey, Visionary Activist, of Coyote network news in conversation with Robert Ovetz on the topic of his latest book “We The Elites: Why the US Constitution Serves the Few”. Website: coyotenetworknews.com
3:00-4:40 am: The Thom Hartmann program, a rebroadcast of yesterday's show. Website:thomhartmann.com
4:40-6:00 am: Special program: This is a conversation/discussion/collaboration between Professor Michael Hudson, economist, author, and Radhika Desai, economist, author, of Geopolitical Economy Hour, discussing "The Rise of US Dollar Imperialism, and Why It Failed?". This is part four of this series, which I will continue to cover during next week from 5 to 6am.
Mansoor Sabbagh, director of
Global Voices for Justice, Est. 2003
A non-profit media organization
1) LA festival of Books will occur this weekend, 22 and 23 of April, at USC, and kpfk will be at booth number 887. I will be there on Sunday from 10am-2pm and will be happy to see you there.
2) Fundraising: Dear Something's happening (SH) listeners, Kpfk is in the middle of its third week of spring fund drive. Let me share with you the stats so far: the cumulative amount up to now is $65K, and during Something's Happening hours, $2100 has been raised. You might be skeptical of the situation at the station and its building, which is for sale, and needs a lot of repairs and retrofits. Let me share with you that I am NOT married to a building; I care about the signal, which is intact and will not be affected by whether the building is sold or not. Let’s make sure we will have a kpfk on the air. You know kpfk very well—it’s been on the air for over 63 years. I want to encourage you to make a generous contribution to the station and become a monthly sustainer. Something’s Happening show has been on the air for 45 years with Roy Tuckman! So, I want to plea with you to make a generous contribution during SH program, 12 midnight to 6 am, by calling 818-985-7535 or go to kpfk.org, click on DONATE button, and follow a few easy steps to make your generous contribution. Can one of you donate a $1000, can another one you donate $500, how about $250, and of course your generous $50 is most welcomed. kpfk is here for you and because of you. Please call 818-985-7535 or go to kpfk.org, click on DONATE button, and make your generous contribution. I have not compromised content for the sake of fundraising and pitching. I need your financial support during these hours.
Also, I am still looking for one person to make a generous $250K contribution; it can be monthly payments, to help the station and foundation out. So, please call 818-985-7535 or go to kpfk.org. I will welcome your $100K as well as $50 contribution; however, I am looking for one person, you, who has lifelong benefited from the programming, to make a generous $250K contribution. Please call 818-985-7535 or go to kpfk.org.
12:00-1:08 am: Jack Gariss: on the topic of Letters to a Wayfarer, part 2 of 3. This lecture begins with human evolution, bringing together religion and science in a discussion of humanity, nature, and the universe, and ends with talks about the human mind, consciousness, and meditation. Jack Gariss was an American spiritual teacher and meditation instructor, and a radio personality and had his own show on KPFK in Los Angeles from the 1960s until his death in Los Angeles in 1985.
1:08-2:00 am: Tami Simon, director of Sounds True, in conversation with Dr. Elissa Epel on the topic of The Stress Prescription. Dr. Epel is psychiatrist and author, expert on stress, well-being, and optimal aging. She is a professor in the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, at the University of California, San Francisco. What kind of attitude and skills are needed today to deal with the stress so many are feeling? Website: soundstrue.com
2:00-3:00 am: Caroline Casey, Visionary Activist, of Coyote network news in conversation with Robert Ovetz on the topic of his latest book “We The Elites: Why the US Constitution Serves the Few”. Website: coyotenetworknews.com
3:00-4:40 am: The Thom Hartmann program, a rebroadcast of yesterday's show. Website:thomhartmann.com
4:40-6:00 am: Special program: This is a conversation/discussion/collaboration between Professor Michael Hudson, economist, author, and Radhika Desai, economist, author, of Geopolitical Economy Hour, discussing "The Rise of US Dollar Imperialism, and Why It Failed?". This is part four of this series, which I will continue to cover during next week from 5 to 6am.
Mansoor Sabbagh, director of
Global Voices for Justice, Est. 2003
A non-profit media organization
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