Poor Magazine's Podcast: Recent Episodes
Poor Magazine
Revolutionary Radio of unheard voices struggling with poverty, racism, disability, incarceration, migration/immigration. Locally- and globally-produced youth, adult and elder poverty scholars at POOR Magazine.
Poor News Network On KPFA 94.1 Morning Mix March 6,2014 reports on the ongoing Privatization of Public Housing in the Bay Area with an interview of Sabrina Carter who's Family is facing eviction in the Western Edition, and also a Segment on the Bracero Program and an interview with Pablo Paredes from 67 Dreams.
Landless Peoples Movements are segments supporting and Reporting on the Grassroots, self-determined, non-hierarchical, autonomous, Landless Peoples Movements across Pacha Mama, Poor News Network interviews Arnoldo Garcia from the Chiapas Support Committee and Vinia Castro from the Mayab Mayan Community about the 20th anniversary of the uprising of the Zapatista and the connection to Native American struggle, and the new conscience of Mestizo people who are more and more are recognizing their indigenous heritage.
POOR Magazine report and support Dinyal New a mother in East Oakland who lost her two sons by the senseless violence in the streets of Oakland, also a circle Solution Talk by mothers Needa Be, And Sherena Thomas from the Peoples Medic.
Revolutionary Radio Class Fall of 2013 presents Podcast created by the Graduate students speaking out on Worker Discrimination,Coal Mining, Border Fascism and Gentrifukation in the Bay Area.
PNN Radio, Poor magazine support and Report from the rally in Oakland to demand justice for A 19-year-0ld young woman, Ranisha McBride, who was shot to death seeking help after surviving a car accident late at night in Detroit, also the new Ellis Act report displacing teachers in San Francisco and the segment from a recent graduate from the PNN radio Class about GentriFukation in San Francisco.
Mega-Mineras Contaminando La tierra/ Mega-Mining Companies Polluting the Earth in Guatemala
El Abuso de los Trabajadores por su Propia Gente
Este segmento se trata de los trabajadores indocumentados que somos maltratados por nuestra popria raza y no podemos decir nada porque no tenemos papeles. Por lo mismo, nos aguantamos el maltrato del nuestros patrones aun que ellos tampoco tengan papeles
This segment is about undocumented workers who are mistreated by their on Raza and are not able to say anything because we do not have papers. Similarly, we tolerate the mistreatment done unto us by our bosses even if they too are undocumented.
Activist living large, a segment about Activism and the pimping on the Non-profit industrial complex.
Gentrifukation racial profiling and increased evictions of people of color in San Francisco the alleged most progressive city in the US
GentriFuckation Tour "R" Us interviews Ayodele Nzinga on GentriFuckation of communities,people and Murals in West Oakland, and Resistance Through Art.
Moma Skolar Needa Bee speaks about the typhoon in the Philippines, and June Bug speaks on the slow take over of our poor people housing section 8, take over by non-profits and corporations.
Poor News Network Radio on KPFA morning mix October 2013 interviews with youth from Santa Rosa speaking out about the murder of Andy Lopez and a complete We-search, that poor people led research on the Privatization of Public Housing.
Poor News Network re-porting and supporting the March Anti-March against christopher columbus organize by Ohlone warrior Wicahpiluta Candelaria in San Francisco bay area, also Warrior Corrina Gould speaks on the Prayer Walk for Ulistac — Threatened Ohlone Village Site in Santa Clara and Excerpts from the Poor Press Book "Born N Raised in Frisco"
PNN Radio Poor News Network Radio on KPFA morning mix September 2013 interview "Afro-filipino Boy" Soul Singer Joe Bataan and a We-Search on the closing of Recycle centers in San Francisco...
today’s sho we will speak with Mama Skola- Genevivie from Anahiem who lost her son to Po’Lice violence and an interview with the Black Riders Liberation Party on their upcoming documentary in honor of Black August