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Show Produced Live on Radio KBBF FM-89.1
Date of Show Produced in the KBBF Studio
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Duration minutes
4/17/2017
Original Radio Show ID:
WSA170417
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The show began today with
Announcements
followed by
Commentary by Elaine B. Holtz and then her featured Guests:
Commentary: The use of "Mother-of-all-bombs" to describe the
11-ton MOAB (officially Massive Ordnance Air Blast) is an
affront on all mothers.
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Featuring Guests:
1. Marjorie Helm, LCSW, Co-organizer, First
annual Petaluma Community Engagement Fair
2. Dr. Amanda Morrison ,Coordinator of SRJC
Petaluma’s Intercultural Center and Chair of North Bay Organizing
Project’s Education Justice Task Force
Guest 1. Marjorie Helm talks
about what led her to her involvement in planning the First annual
Petaluma Community Engagement Fair to happen on May 7, 2017.
Margie is politically active in Petaluma and co-founded a
cross-cultural celebration of El Dia de los Muertos now entering its
17th year. She was honored 2 years ago as Social Worker of the year
for Sonoma County and 6 years ago as Petaluma Citizen of the Year.
Ms. Helm came out of retirement after the election to work
preserving and protecting human rights.
She is a founding member of the Petaluma Community Relations Council
(PCRC) and
Co-coordinator with her husband Chip Atkins of the Petaluma Community Engagement
Fair to occur Sunday May 7, 12:00pm – 4:00pm. It is FREE.
PCRC and other co-sponsors are bringing together local community
groups, faith based organizations and nonprofits, with volunteers
and activists to encourage, celebrate and increase civic engagement
in Petaluma.
Guest Link: Petaluma Community Relations Council
petalumacrc.org
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Guest 2. Dr. Amanda Morrison went to high
school at Santa Rosa High, college at UC Santa Cruz, and completed a
doctorate in cultural anthropology from the University of Texas at
Austin, which includes degree specializations in Mexican American
Studies and popular culture studies. She has taught ethnic studies
and anthropology classes at UC Berkeley, UC Davis, and Sonoma State
University. In addition to her academic work, she has published
articles on popular music and the arts in the San Francisco Bay
Guardian, the Oakland Tribune, and other newspapers. She recently
took a full-time position as Coordinator of SRJC Petaluma’s
Intercultural Center which is known as “Our House.” Her passion is
helping facilitate deep conversations about race and inequality. To
this end, Dr. Amanda Morrison has begun advocating for more ethnic
studies classes at SRJC and, in her work as Chair of North Bay
Organizing Project’s Education Justice Task Force, she’s involved in
the campaign to push for ethnic studies in local middle and high
schools. Amanda announces the upcoming We the Future Social
Justice Conference at the SRJC Petaluma campus on Friday April
28, 2017 from 8am to 6pm.
Guest Event: Registration
https://wethefuture.santarosa.edu We the Future Social
Justice Conference at the SRJC Petaluma campus on
Friday April 28, 2017 from 8am to 6pm
This day-long conference aims to raise consciousness and inspire
action, reflected in its inaugural theme, “Get Woke Stay Woke.” For
those feeling the call toward political action, the conference
offers an opportunity to build solidarity among activists of color,
working-class folks, interfaith allies, feminists, members of the
LGBTQI community, immigrants and the undocumented, labor organizers,
and environmentalists whose diverse work is united by a desire to
build a more just, humane world.
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Music Selections:
Masters of War sung by Tatiana Moroz from the album Love and Liberty
(Tatiana Moroz label).
Get Together sung by the Indio Girls, music and lyrics by Chet
Powers, originally recorded by the Kingston Trio from the album
Strange Fire (CBS Records, Inc label)
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