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Tonight we bring you the documentary film, “Till Infinity” created by Bay Area filmmaker, creative multimedia artist Shomari Smith, who joined us in the studio. The film features Bay Area Rap/ Hip Hop crew souls of Mischief AKA as Hieroglyphics, featuring interviews with the crew and other hip hop artists, DJ's and producers.

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ON TONIGHT’S SHOW:

STEVIE “G” TAKES A FIRST HAND RETROSPECTIVE

ON THE NEMESIS OF CRIME, THE PURVEYOR OF TERROR TO THE

UNDERWORLD… THE SHADOW…. THE SHADOW HAD ITS INAUGURAL

SHOW ON 9.26.37 AND IT LAST AIRED 12.26.52, SPANNING 15 YEARS.

YESTERDAY (… 82 YEARS AGO) WAS THE DATE OF THE SUNRISE OF A

HERO OF YET ANOTHER ROUND OF TOUGH TIMES IN URBAN AMERICA,

MUCH LIKE TODAY!!!. SHOULD THE SHADOW… RIDE AGAIN!?!?!

WE WILL ALSO HEAR SOME MUSIC FROM THE SOUL MECHANIX

UP NEXT…. ON FULL CIRCLE… STAY WITH US

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ON TONIGHT’S SHOW:

FOCUSES ON THE NATIVE AMERICAN TWO-SPIRIT COMMUNITY. THE BAY AREA AMERICAN INDIAN TWO-SPIRITS, KNOWN AS BAAITS, DEFINE TWO-SPIRIT AS “THE COMMONLY SHARED NOTION AMONG MANY NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES THAT SOME INDIVIDUALS NATURALLY POSSESSED AND MANIFESTED BOTH A MASCULINE AND FEMININE SPIRITUAL QUALITIES.

THE SHOW WILL FEATURE A VARIETY OF TWO-SPIRIT VOICES, POETRY, DRUMMING AND SONG DRAWN FROM A PERFORMANCE BY BAAITS THAT WAS PART OF THE OAKLAND MUSEUM OF CALIFORNIA’S QUEER CALIFORNIA

WE’LL ALSO HEAR IN INTERVIEW I DID WITH ROGER KUHN, A BAAITS MEMBER AND PSYCHOTHERAPIST. AS A PH. D CANDIDATE IN HUMAN SEXUALITY, HIS WORK FOCUSES ON TWO-SPIRIT CONCEPTS OF LOVE.

ALL THAT TONIGHT … ON “FULL CIRCLE” … STAY TUNED!

This is the “All Eyes On Him: The Tupac Tribute Show,” on Full Circle and tonight, we celebrate the legendary, the iconic, Grammy nominated rapper, actor, fashionista, and freedom fighter. Today marks 23 years since his death; he would be 49 if he was alive today. At 25 years old, Tupac did more for the culture and the music than most do in a much longer lifetime.

On tonight’s show, we’ll honor and celebrate the legend along with his music. We’ll hear some of the poetry he wrote and we’ll talk with Gregg Bridges, of Transitions on Traditions, and Ricky Vincent, of The History of Funk about the legacy of Tupac.

Tonight’s show is all about the upcoming Oakland International Film Festival! We will have a conversation with the festival’s founder, David Roach, to discuss the films, the festival’s history and mission and creative infrastructure. Other guests tonight are filmmakers Bennie Mitchell and Jamel Lajuan. Stay tuned.

On tonight’s show, we will take a look at what is happening to and for our Unhoused Brothers and Sisters in Antioch, California. Tonight, we’re having a conversation between Homeless Advocates and members of the Antioch City Council discussing treatment of the homeless by the Antioch Police Department.

We will also learn about “Stand Down on the Delta 2019”, a four-day event designed to get struggling and veterans in need of critical assistance the services they need.

All that, tonight on Full Circle.

On tonight’s show, we will delve into a discussion of the state of affairs within the Oakland Unified School District. It has been nearly 6 months since Oakland teachers went on strike to protest deplorable conditions within our public schools. Now, at the start of a new school year, we ask, "What, if anything, has changed since the strike?"

Our guests tonight are educators, Fatima Salahuddin and Acacia Woods-Chan, here in studio to give our listeners an inside prospective on public education and the OEA – Teachers Union discussions. Stay tuned.

Good evening everyone and welcome to Full Circle your cultural affairs radio magazine. This show is written, produced, and recorded by members of the First Voice Apprenticeship Program in Huichin, Occupied Ohlone territory, also known to colonizers as the Bay Area.

Tonight’s broadcast is the first show in a series focused on healing racialized trauma in the Black American Community, today, you will hear an authentic conversation I recently had with: Debbie Hailu, program coordinator for “Telling our Stories” at Healthy Black families in Berkeley and Denzel Herrera-Davis, CEO/founder of Cr8 The Space in Oakland and creator of the “2ME4U” events. On tonight’s show, we’ll discuss some of the negative impacts Black People undergo from living in a racialized society, the healing power of Black people telling their stories in their own voices & their local Bay Area organizations that provide platforms for Black people to work out some of their trauma.

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WHEN POLICE VIOLENCE TAKES THE LIFE OF A LOVED ONE THERE IS OF COURSE ANGER… SADNESS… DEPRESSION AND LONGING FOR THE LIVES LOST. THEN THERE IS THE FIGHT FOR JUSTICE… BUT WHAT HAPPENS AS THE YEARS PASS? HOW DO FAMILIES MOVE FORWARD?

ON TONIGHT’S SHOW………..  WE’LL SPEAK WITH 4 FAMILIES AND LEARN ABOUT THEIR PARTICULAR CASES AND WHAT THEY HAVE DONE TO SEEK JUSTICE… TO HEAL… AND TO MOVE FORWARD IN LIFE ALL WHILE HONORING THE LIFE OF THEIR CHILD THAT WAS TAKEN FROM THEM

Wilson Chifike talks about a two-month camping tour throughout Africa. It includes meeting the locals, the wildlife you will encounter, and a rich variety of activities.