Wednesday, August 24

5:00  First Light
With Sheilah Glover.

6:30  The Morning Show
With Kris Welch and Philip Maldari.

9:00  Morning Concert
World Music. Explore the ecodiversity of World Music with
retro-deco-futurist musical botanist Sandy Miranda. 

11:00  Word and Image

11:00  Feminine Genius. "Brenda Richardson's first novel, Chesapeake
Song, concerns an African-American couple, Tamra and Charles, and their
long difficult romance and marriage. After a career as a preacher, then
as a television journalist, Richardson decided there is much unexplored
territory in the human imagination for success stories about strong
independent African-Americans. This beautifully structured lyrical novel
just won the Josephine Miles Award for fiction. Maggie Switzer hosts.

12:00  Brainstorm
Solutions to Violence. On January 6 through 8, 1994, Jesse Jackson
hosted the National Black Leadership Conference on Youth Violence and
Black on Black Crime. In this series of thought-provoking panel
discussions, activists, academics, journalists, politicians and other
experts debate various solutions to the problems of violence in our
society. Session 7. Violence in the Media. Panelists include: Barbara
Reynolds, syndicated columnist; Bill Cosby, actor; Spike Lee, Filmmaker;
Keith Klinkscales, Vibe Magazine. 

1:00  Folk Music from Near and Far Out
A Terrible Beauty. Old and new music from the Celtic regions, hosted by
Padraigin McGillicuddy. 

2:30  The Reggae Experience
With Doug Wendt and Spliff Skankin.

4:00  Rhythm Drive
With David McBurnie. 

4:30  Pacifica Network News

5:00  Flashpoints
News, commentary, and analysis.

6:00  KPFA Evening News

7:00  Pulse

7:00  Fruit Punch: Gay Radio. With David Lamble, Dan Curzon and others. 
7:30  Steppin' out of Babylon. Sue Supriano interviews participants and
coordinators of acupuncture treatment recovery programs for substance
abusers. 

8:00  Grateful Dead Hour
Produced by David Gans in cooperation with the Grateful Dead.

9:00  Music In America
Atlanta Slide. Ragtimey blues and twelve-string classics from the
'20s--'40s. Joel Sachs hosts.

10:00  Evening Theater
On Leaving Home. Essays about moving on, moving away, and trying to
stand still in a progressively mobile world. Read by Susan Stone.

11:00  KPFA Evening News
Rebroadcast  

12:00  The Witching Hour
Women doing womanish things after dark. Hosted by Audrey Lee and Kirsten
Thomas.

1:30  Beedle Um Bum
Folk Music and more, with Larry and Lynn.


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