SHM Monday night's program guide for kpfk, 30 June

This is a week of resistance!

The Halluci Nation: Burn Your Village to the Ground

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Hi everyone,

KPFK’s Mt. Wilson transmitter is breaking down, which is the backbone of our FM signal, and if you’ve been hearing static, dropouts, or silence on the dial, that’s why.
We’ve kept it going with repairs for years, but now it needs serious work. We’re raising $25,000 for urgent repairs—and thanks to a generous donor, every dollar you give will be matched through July 31. That means your gift goes twice as far.
This signal matters. It reaches from Santa Barbara to San Diego. It keeps KPFK accessible to people who don’t have streaming, internet, or smartphones. When the signal’s down, they’re cut off.

If KPFK has ever informed you, moved you, or made you feel less alone, this is the moment to step up. Call 818-985-5735 and press 2—or go to kpfk.org and click the Fix The Signal banner. Whatever you can give helps keep us strong and on the air. Let’s fix the signal—together.

I will provide a financial contribution update towards the 25K$ goal to fix the antenna at the mount Wilson.

These are the shows for tonight’s program.

1. The Ralph Nader Radio Hour (RNRH). Ralph Nader is in conversation with Theodore Postol, professor of science, technology and National Security Policy Emeritus at MIT whose expertise is in nuclear weapon systems, and then with Trita Parsi, author, executive vice president of Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, expert on US-Iran relations and Iranian foreign policy, on the topic of “Bunker Bust”, from 28 June. Link: https://www.ralphnaderradiohour.com/p/bunker-bust

   Or go to ralphnaderradiohour.com; and Ralph Nader’s personal website is nader.org

2. An interview with Dr. Foad Izadi, professor of World Politics at the University of Tehran, Iran, by Jeremy Scahill, co-founder of Drop Site News and host of namesake podcast, on the topic of “Latest developments in the US-Iran war: the view from Tehran”, from 25 June. Link:

3. Two segments back to back of the Grayzone show with Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate on the topic of “Why Mamdani’s enemies can’t accept democracy” from 28 June.

   Link to Mamdani:

   Link to ADL:

   An interview with Max Blumenthal by Glenn Diesen, professor, host of the namesake podcast, on the topic of “The war against Iran is not over” from 26 June. Link:

4. An interview John Helmer, the longest continuously serving foreign correspondent in Russia, an independent journalist with no ties to commercial or national entities, by Dimitri Lascaris, host of Reason2Resist podcast, on the topic of “Russia’s complex relationships with Iran and Israel” from 27 June. Link:

5. Rebroadcast of the Thom Hartmann’s yesterday’s show.

Program guide for knsj and kzum

The shows are: The Ralph Nader Radio Hour, then Jeremy Scahill with Dr. Foad Izadi on The US-Israeli war of aggression against Iran, and then Max Blumenthal on the war against Iran is not over.