Monday Night

1) I am very happy and grateful that Something's Happening is now being broadcast on 89.1 fm KNSJ in the San Diego area, which you can listen to via livestreaming at knsj.org website. We are starting with 3 hours on the same days until further notice and improvement.

2) Temporary, I have changed the name of the show to "Something's Happening at Midnight" with Time Is Tight by Booker T. & MGs as the theme music until later.

3) If you wish, I can send you the audio files of some of the shows for your convenience as knsj has problems with archiving the shows.


4) I hope you can support 89.1fm knsj like you have done during the Something's Happening program in the past.

5) Very Important Please consider making a donation to knsj for hosting this show. To send a check, please make it payable to Activists San Diego, which is a fiscal and parent of knsj, and write knsj in the MEMO area (and LA if you wish). The address is POB 5631, San Diego, CA 92165.Also, you can make your donation at knsj.org.


6) The financial goal for knsj's 10th anniversary (celebration in October) is $50K; I am hopeful that we can raise $5K from this list. I am contributing $100.

Tonight's program guide for Monday, 12 June.

Hour 1) A talk by Professor Robin Kelley on the topic of “What is Racial Capitalism and Why Does It Matter?” Professor Kelley teaches U.S. history at UCLA, specializing in African American, African Diaspora, and social movements to mention just a few. He has written many books on race relations and his seminal book is “Freedom Dreams: The Black Radical Imagination”. Here’s Professor Kelley.

Link: https://youtu.be/--gim7W_jQQ

Hour 2) A talk by Norman Solomon, from Alternative Radio with David Barsamian, on the topic of “War Crimes & War Criminals”. Norman Solomon is a political commentator and media critic. He is the executive director of the Institute for Public Accuracy and co-founder of RootsAction.org, an online activist group. He is the author of many books including War Made Invisible.

Website: alternativeradio.org, ar.org, and via phone 800-444-1977

Hour 3) Scholars’ Circle show on the topic of “Food Insecurity and Famine, Why they persist”, from 28 May 2023. Famine and food insecurity threaten the lives of nearly a billion people worldwide. And the number of people living in food insecurity is increasing. Why is there food insecurity and what can be done? Are the causes environmental or by conflict? Here’s Scholars’ Circle.

Link: https://scholarscircle.org/scholars-circle-food-insecurity-and-famine-why-they-persist-may-28-2023/

That's our show for tonight.

Buzz
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Mansoor Sabbagh, director of
Global Voices for Justice, Est. 2003
A non-profit media organization
Long Beach, California
Email: mansoor [at] gvfj [dot] org
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