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All across America and throughout the world, the inauguration of resident Trump has ignited an unprecedented activism against sexism, racism, classism and xenophobia as is evident in the events that have taken place since his election. The women’s march that took place the day after president Trump was sworn in is a good example of this activism.

From Berkeley high school students who took to the street to demonstrate against Trump’s inauguration to the many voices of resistance at the women’s march in Oakland and the protest in San Francisco we speak to representatives from community groups who are actively organizing to resist tyranny and mobilize their communities into action.

All across America and throughout the world, the inauguration of resident Trump has ignited an unprecedented activism against sexism, racism, classism and xenophobia as is evident in the events that have taken place since his election. The women’s march that took place the day after president Trump was sworn in is a good example of this activism.

From Berkeley high school students who took to the street to demonstrate against Trump’s inauguration to the many voices of resistance at the women’s march in Oakland and the protest in San Francisco we speak to representatives from community groups who are actively organizing to resist tyranny and mobilize their communities into action.

Imagine if you will, a game that plays like bingo and reads like an oracle. A game that is both entertaining and educational, a real conversation starter, full of historical and cultural context that spans the globe, a game that can be divisive and healing all at the same time. This revolutionary card game is called Malditoria and we have the creator of this game in studio tonight. Hear all about it on Full Circle.

From October 20th through October 23rd Oakland celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Black Panther Party and Full Circle was there. On tonight’s show we offer you some of the music and the amazing messages from people who attended the event. Listen to:

● Tracy Sekmet founder of Kiss My Black Arts in Oakland

● Crystal Brown and Oscar Grant’s uncle…..Uncle Bobby and;

● Minister Keith Muhammad

You can also listen to other great interviews on our website.

From October 20th through October 23rd Oakland celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Black Panther Party and Full Circle was there. On tonight’s show we offer you some of the music and the amazing messages from people who attended the event. Listen to:

● Tracy Sekmet founder of Kiss My Black Arts in Oakland

● Crystal Brown and Oscar Grant’s uncle…..Uncle Bobby and;

● Minister Keith Muhammad

You can also listen to other great interviews on our website.

From October 20th through October 23rd Oakland celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Black Panther Party and Full Circle was there. On tonight’s show we offer you some of the music and the amazing messages from people who attended the event. Listen to:

● Tracy Sekmet founder of Kiss My Black Arts in Oakland

● Crystal Brown and Oscar Grant’s uncle…..Uncle Bobby and;

● Minister Keith Muhammad

You can also listen to other great interviews on our website.

From October 20th through October 23rd Oakland celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Black Panther Party and Full Circle was there. On tonight’s show we offer you some of the music and the amazing messages from people who attended the event. Listen to:

● Tracy Sekmet founder of Kiss My Black Arts in Oakland

● Crystal Brown and Oscar Grant’s uncle…..Uncle Bobby and;

● Minister Keith Muhammad

You can also listen to other great interviews on our website.

From October 20th through October 23rd Oakland celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Black Panther Party and Full Circle was there. On tonight’s show we offer you some of the music and the amazing messages from people who attended the event. Listen to:

● Tracy Sekmet founder of Kiss My Black Arts in Oakland

● Crystal Brown and Oscar Grant’s uncle…..Uncle Bobby and;

● Minister Keith Muhammad

You can also listen to other great interviews on our website.

Tonight’s show is about some of the components of the growing field that has generally been called ‘alternative medicine’.

Tonight we’re providing information that listeners can use to make personal decisions about these modalities.

Information provided during this radio show is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice and is not intended to replace the services of a physician. You should not use information you hear tonight to diagnose or treat a health problem or disease without personally consulting a qualified healthcare provider.

If you have or suspect you have an urgent medical problem, promptly contact a professional healthcare provider.

Kpfa radio suggests you always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment.

Dr Amelia Barili talks with us about the benefits of Yoga and Qigong

Joshua Muscat, founder of the San Francisco botanical medicine clinic discusses the benefits of herbal medicine

Jeff Levin of the Oakland acupuncture project will share information about the benefits of acupuncture

It’s finally here. We are excited to begin 2017 with reflections about how we got here to the Bay Area, and how we were recruited and became a part of the KPFA Apprenticeship program First Voice! We also want to tell you what we are looking forward to and our resolutions for 2017. The current First Voice Apprentices are Dennis the Menace Roos Jr., your Audio Desperado Ephraim Colbert, Silvia Torres, Theresa Adams and David de la Gran. We are here!