Professor Brian Sims (Assistant Professor of Psychology at North Carolina A&T State University, Executive Director Hip Hop Journalism Association) interviews Professor Frank Emspak (Professor Emeritus University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School for Workers, Managing Editor / Executive Producer Workers Independent News), they discuss the intersection of race, economics and labor.

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http://www.hhja.org/

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Al Williams, David Kordsmeier and Roland Washington interview David Campos about his candidacy for San Francisco Board of Supervisors representing District Nine and Tom Ammiano’s legacy.

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Hear Hip Hop Artist Chuck Gibbs views on disabled artists and the music industry.

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Hearing Voices features interviews with artist, activists and advocates from the disabled community and the people who love and respect them.

Identity, stigmas, life histories and the current state of the Mental Health Consumers movement are some of the topics open for discussion with Roy Crew, Eddie Mercado, Art Curry, Ed Fong and Linford Gayle.

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Hearing Voices features interviews with artist, activists and advocates from the disabled community and the people who love and respect them.

Ronnishia Johnson and Rheema Calloway interview Angelica Pineda and Alexa Flagg about their thoughts and poetry.

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Interview with Vocalist Rob Williams from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Hearing Voices features interviews with artist, activists and advocates from the disabled community and the people who love and respect them.

Chris Jackson and Glenn Davis talk to Roland Washington about the current state of the San Francisco’s public education system and the reasons why they are running for office.

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On Sunday, June 22nd we kicked off our first Soul Adobo event at RedTap in San Francisco .Our host Dr.Veroncia Hunnicutt and Carlos Zialcita interviewed Evangeline “Vangie” Buell to discuss her previous book, her life, interracial relationships, cross cultural collaborations and upcoming projects including her new book “Filipinos in the East Bay”.

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Estes talks about his life experiences, his involvement in the disability movement and the National Minorities with Disabilities Coalition.

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Hearing Voices features interviews with artist, activists and advocates from the disabled community and the people who love and respect them.

Red Tap sessions brings together two of our collaborators for a roundtable discussion on the concept of reparations. click to hear audio