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Thursday March 31st 2016 0

Posted on March 31, 2016 by Flashpoints

nonukesteeToday on Flashpoints: We take an in=depth look at the huge nuclear weapons build up by the Obama administrations, as they continue to break the law and turn their back on the legally binding nuclear non proliferation treaties. And we’ll feature an extended interview with 86 year old sister Megan Rice who just served two years behind bars for breaking into a nuclear weapons facility in Oak Ridge and pouring her own blood on nuke war heads.

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Wednesday March 30th 2016 0

Posted on March 30, 2016 by Flashpoints

drone-aircraftToday on Flashpoints: Anti-Drone activists protest the drone assassination program from Creech Air Force base. Also, big business movies into the pot business, as our very own Miguel Gavilan Molina reports back from Sacramento. And professor Francis Boyle, gives us some strong feedback on the Obama nominee for the Supreme Court.

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Tuesday March 29th 2016 0

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Flashpoints

rasmea_keffiyeh_crop1444779437570.jpg_1718483346Today on Flashpoints: An evaluation of Hillary Clinton’s shallow and predictable response to the Brussells bombing. We’ll feature and update on the battle of the homeless to defend themselves against criminalization by forming a homeless union. And a victory for US based Palestinian activist, Rasmea Odeh.

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Monday March 28th 2016 0

Posted on March 28, 2016 by Flashpoints

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Today on Flashpoints: Brussels based journalist and historian, Gilbert Dotorow, gives us an update on the Brussells bombing and a deep look at the underlying causes. Also, excepts from a new speech by Bernie Sanders, celebrating his recent decisive caucus victories in his race for the presidency.

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Thursday March 24th 2016 0

Posted on March 24, 2016 by Flashpoints

9ae3deca6381c2a9e1ecfec3d7b54303Today on Flashpoints: Internationally celebrated documentary film maker, John Pilger, talks about the latest plans by the US to dominate China and the world with a new generation of nuclear weapons. Also, former high level CIA analyst, Ray McGovern, reminds us why torture doesn’t work and what it was like when he was beaten and dragged out of an event, while Hillary Clinton smiled from the podium.

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Wednesday March 23rd 2016 0

Posted on March 23, 2016 by Flashpoints

AIPAC-protest-2015Today on Flashpoints: We’ll hear from a protestor arrested for blocking the entrance to the AIPAC meeting on Monday. Also, special education programs under attack in Oakland and across the country. Then, an assessment  of the Sanders campaign and asking does he really have a chance? And noted satirist Randy Credico calls out MSNBC for suckering up the prison industrial complex

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Tuesday March 22nd 2016 0

Posted on March 22, 2016 by Flashpoints

arizona-primary-candidatesToday on Flashpoints: Trump’s foreign policy is bad but not as bad as Clinton’s or Cruz. But should we thank God for small favors? We’ll hear a few words from Bernie on the campaign trail in Arizona. Also an interview w/ Tony Gonzalez and more.

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Monday March 21st 2016 0

Posted on March 21, 2016 by Flashpoints

J4axorvEToday on Flashpoints: Racism in Arizona: Trump on the stump meets
resistance in Phoenix. Also we rebroadcast segments from Friday’s live
show from the legendary Barrios Unidos, in Santa Cruz California. We
spoke with the groups- co-founder and executive director, Nana
Alenjdras about his work with troubled youth and violent police: And
we’ll hear about the local fight by farm-workers and their families to
prevent their communities and schools from being doused by cancer
causing carcinogens.

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Thursday March 17th 2016 0

Posted on March 17, 2016 by Flashpoints

-cbad70baf26ade09Today on Flashpoints: A live report from Tegucigalpa, Honduras on the
death-squad murder of a second indigenous leader in two weeks. Also,
the governor of Michigan testifies before congress about why he
decided to take actions that lead to the lead-poisoning of the people
of Flint. We’ll have an update on the medical condition of Mumia Abu
Jamal, And feminist playwright/performance artist sherry Glaser will
stop by on her way to the theater to tell us what she is up to tonight

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Wednesday March 16th 2016 0

Posted on March 16, 2016 by Flashpoints

caceres_murder_honduras.jpg_1718483346Today on Flashpoints: The brutal assassination of Nelson Garcia, an indigenous rights leader in Honduras, and member of the same rights group as slain activist, Berta Caceres. Also, an in-depth follow up report on the continuing dangers the world faces at Fukushima, And we’ll feature the latest podcast from the Electronic Intifada, hosted by Nora Barrows-Friedman

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  • Musicians!!

    We're searching for great new music produced by independent musicians and members of our global audience, so that we can be as non-corporate and copyright-free as possible. All genres -- from blues to electronica to world beats -- welcome!

    We like smart, political and well-produced music -- and are especially in search of possible new theme instrumentals. Please send it to Flashpoints, c/o KPFA, 1929 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Berkeley, CA 94704, or email your Mp3s at flashpointsproducer@gmail.com with full descriptions and credits.



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