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On tonight’s show we’ll hear two stories about police violence and police reforms that have come out of these tragedies. First we’ll hear from the family of Angelo Quinto as they work with Assemblyman Mike Gipson of California to bring much needed reforms to police departments in our state as well as locally here in Antioch. Later we’ll hear from Sandra Talbert as she marks four years since the Pittsburg police took the life of her son Terry Amons. As well as Barbara Doss the mother of Dujaun Armstrong, her son was brutally killed by deputies inside the Santa Rita Jail

This is a 2015 recording of participants at an Oscar Grant Rally held at the BART Fruitvale Station site in Oakland, CA.

This Full Circle Archive from 2013 takes a look at Dr. King's mission,

his assassination, as well as describes the philosophy of "Kingian

Nonviolence."

Tonight on Full Circle we’ll share a conversation with two exceptional guests recorded October 14th 2021 , Erica Peng, who teaches a course at UC Berkeley, Haas school of business called, “Interpersonal Skills and Embodied Leadership.” Erica teaches what many are not conscious of, deep listening with empathy. And also with us is Dr. Lynne Morrow, Stanford graduate and Grammy-nominated conductor and singer who connects people through music. Dr. Morrow is a scholar of all genres of American music and leads workshops including African American spirituals. She also teaches singing and directs the Oakland Symphony Chorus. They‘re here to talk about how they help guide people to experience positive emotional connection, with themselves and others, which has the profound effect of calming the anxiety and stress that so many are feeling, especially now!

Tonight as 2021 draws to an end… We invite you all to an eclectic listening party of girl groups from current and past graduates of the kpfa apprenticeship program.

These selections serve up songs of dissent, solidarity, and insight as we reflect and ruminate on this past year and await and contemplate 2022. I don’t know about you, but I am having all the feelings about both 2021 and 2022- it's like the last 12 months have taken years and also feel like it was such a blur. I am sentient shiloh also known as DJ Loh in one of my past lives entering your ears from Huichin-occupied Ohlone territory also known to settlers as Fruitvale in Oakland. Grab your tea or an adult beverage and join me for a fierce female mix.

Welcome, (ICYMI ) as we delve into the Full circle Archives – remembering our roots and celebrating them as we move towards Full Circle's 20th anniversary in 2022. Over the years at Full Circle we have taken pride in bringing in local artists. Part of our training has been around how to do the set up, the mics, the mixing and the recording. In this time of Covid closure, lock down and isolation, our Full Circle crew hasn't been able to keep that aspect in practice. So tonight we'll share some of those past shows along with some holiday reflections .

On tonight's we'll hear music from: Daughters of Yam, Vukani Mawethu and Laura Inserra and T Bird. Also Commentaries from Veronica Moscoso and Mia Parsons

And we'll hear some other voices from our First Voice Apprenticeship Family.

Good evening everyone and welcome to “Full Circle,” your Cultural Affairs Radio Magazine. I am your host tonight, Joy Moore, from kpfa Apprentice Group 20, “In La Kesh”. Tonight, we're presenting an open forum called Express Yourself. We’ve invited folks to say, share, play or express their thoughts and/or feelings, however they choose. First up, I will share a very exciting and memorable encounter, conversation and the relationship from a chance encounter. Next we’ll hear from Mike Chang, a good friend of mine who will share a piece of music. Then Shiloh Burton, current kpfa Apprentice shares two pieces. Later Freewillin Frank Sterling shares his appreciation for Zeum Children's Museum in San Francisco. Finally we'll hear from Ms. M, Executive Director of the kpfa Apprenticeship Program, and Executive Producer of Full Circle, as she shares a conversation between Josh Elwood, the best kpfa mail room supervisor ever and Mitch Jeserich, host of Letters and Politics.

ICYMI, Check out this week's Full Circle with Freewillin Franklin to learn about what's been happening in Wet'suwet'en territory around the Coastal GasLink Pipeline. Many folks became aware of this story when Democracy Now broadcast footage of a raid on one of the Wet'suwet'en camps set up to resist the pipeline.

According to Coastal GasLink’s website, the proposed 670 kilometre long Coastal GasLink Pipeline will transport natural gas to the approved LNG (Liquid Natural Gas) Canada facility near Kitimat. In doing so, the pipeline route will cut through the heart of Wet'suwet'en territory. Joining me tonight to talk about this is Shay Lynn Sampson.

Shay Lynn Sampson is an Indigenous Land Defender from the Gitxsan Nation. She was arrested on November 19, 2021 during the militarized raid on Wet'suwet'en Yintah alongside 30 other arrests that happened within a 2 day period, and held for a 4 day period in police custody before being released under conditions.

We also speak with Max Wilbert about the proposed lithium mine at Thacker Pass in northern Nevada. And we'll kick off the show with a tribute to Myron Dewey.

ICYMI, Check out this week's Full Circle with Freewillin Franklin to learn about what's been happening in Wet'suwet'en territory around the Coastal GasLink Pipeline. Many folks became aware of this story when Democracy Now broadcast footage of a raid on one of the Wet'suwet'en camps set up to resist the pipeline.

According to Coastal GasLink’s website, the proposed 670 kilometre long Coastal GasLink Pipeline will transport natural gas to the approved LNG (Liquid Natural Gas) Canada facility near Kitimat. In doing so, the pipeline route will cut through the heart of Wet'suwet'en territory. Joining me tonight to talk about this is Shay Lynn Sampson.

Shay Lynn Sampson is an Indigenous Land Defender from the Gitxsan Nation. She was arrested on November 19, 2021 during the militarized raid on Wet'suwet'en Yintah alongside 30 other arrests that happened within a 2 day period, and held for a 4 day period in police custody before being released under conditions.

We also speak with Max Wilbert about the proposed lithium mine at Thacker Pass in northern Nevada. And we'll kick off the show with a tribute to Myron Dewey.

Tonight on Full Circle, hosted by graduate apprentice & proud member of West Oakland to West Africa International Poetry Exchange (WO2WA), Zakiyyah G.E. Capehart! We’ll be spending the hour with WO2WA. On October 6, 2017 WO2WA were our guests on Full Circle, prior to their sojourn to Ghana, West Africa. Tonight we will hear all about that trip to Ghana and what WO2WA has been doing since then. We’ll be joined by the founding director, Karla Brundage, along with other members of WO2WA.