On October 16, 2025, Mitch Jeserich bid listeners “Goodbye and Thank You,” ending 16 years of KPFA’s Letters and Politics and 26 years of reporting for KPFA in San Francisco. Continue Reading →
Pacifica Network’s “Sprouts” on February 11, opened with a conversation between Ramses Ja and Q Ward, hosts of “Civic Cipher” & “The QR Code” about why Black History Month matters. Continue Reading →
DEMOCRACY FORUM ASKS,HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO A CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS?“THIS IS NOT AN ESOTERIC CONVERSATION”THIS IS COMMUNITY RADIO. PART IITHIS IS COMMUNITY RADIO. Ann Luther’s story of Democracy Forum’s creation Continue Reading →
DEMOCRACY FORUM ASKS, HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO A CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS?“THIS IS NOT AN ESOTERIC CONVERSATION.” THIS IS COMMUNITY RADIO. PART I “This is Not an Esoteric Conversation” In Continue Reading →
Little Five Points is a time-tested, tight-knit neighborhood, a few miles east of Atlanta’s downtown. Named after the five-point trolley car intersection around which the community grew, by the 1890’s Continue Reading →
In the summer of 2019, Laura Ramnarace, a volunteer at Silver City’s KURU, had an idea for a new show. The program already had a name, Kindred Continuum, and a Continue Reading →
In March, 2023, KCIW launched the KCIW Soapbox. The concept is simple. Every Wednesday at 2PM, residents of Curry County, Oregon, and its environs are invited to come to the Continue Reading → Continue Reading →