March 29, 2010 - 12:00pm
The Forgotten History of Oakland
More about the program: Against the Grain
Oakland
Aimee Allison Interview on Urban Farming
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Aimee Allison interviews Tina Tamale Ramos of Urban Hoedown & Interactive Content Guru w/Oakland Grown and Novella Carpenter, a local urban farmer and author of Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer on the advantages of urban farming.Event: Taste For Artisans @ Jack London Square - Saturday 4/3/2010 5pm-11pm
Cover To Cover OPEN BOOK
June 18, 2010 - 3:00pm
Host/Producer Nina Serrano interviews Oakland mystery writer Susan Sherrell about her novel GRACE, set in Oakland in the early `70's, including Black Panthers, Cointelpro, sex and drugs.
More about the program: Cover to Cover Open Book
Host/Producer Nina Serrano interviews Oakland mystery writer Susan Sherrell about her novel GRACE, set in Oakland in the early `70's, including Black Panthers, Cointelpro, sex and drugs.
More about the program: Cover to Cover Open Book
Cover to Cover OPEN BOOK
June 18, 2010 - 3:00pm
Host/Producer Nina Serrano interviews Oakland mystery writer Susan Sherrell about her new Book GRACE set in Oakland in the early 70's, including Black Panthers, Cointelpro, sex and drugs.
More about the program: Cover to Cover Open Book
Host/Producer Nina Serrano interviews Oakland mystery writer Susan Sherrell about her new Book GRACE set in Oakland in the early 70's, including Black Panthers, Cointelpro, sex and drugs.
More about the program: Cover to Cover Open Book
Education Today
December 14, 2012 - 2:30am
This episode of Education Today is focusing on the issue of police and their relation to the community.
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This episode of Education Today is focusing on the issue of police and their relation to the community.
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OaklandSeen
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OaklandSeen: Aimee Allison interviews Carmen Rojas, program director of the Mitchell Kapor Foundation.
OaklandSeen 06182010
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Aimee Allison discusses Measure Y - Oakland's plans to balance the budget by laying off 200 police officers with Alex Gronke publisher of Oakbook.com, racial tensions in the city do to the Equal Access Ordinance, what to do on Father's Day weekend and the Linda Tillery induction into the Hall of Fame.
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