On this week's Travel Tips for Aztlan we celebrate John Lennon's Birthday with a Little Help From My Friends, Latin Alternative bands The Rumba Madre, Beto Hale, Nancy Sanchez and Miguel Atwood Ferguson. We will also here insightful and kind words from longtime Lennon friend and publicist Elliot Mintz and a brand new collaboration with The Rumba Madre and Nancy Sanchez

2021 John Lennon's Birthday

On this week’s From The Vault, we go back to one of recordings from 1992, with a talk by leading intellectual Noam Chomsky called Creeping Fascism.

Remember that in 1992, America was just finishing a cycle of 12 years of Republican leadership in the White House, which ended with George H.W Bush’s Desert Storm Middle-East Military Operation that started it all. 

Let’s hear what this humble MIT Linguistics professor had to say about the growing trend of the consolidation of power and wealth into the hands of the few. 

For more information go to www.PacificaRadioArchives.org

FTV 0557 Noam Chomsky Creeping Fascism 1992

Beto Hale's first release, available for streaming for the very first time!
It features five tracks with bass maestro Tony Levin (Peter Gabriel, John Lennon, Paul Simon, King Crimson):
“Lejos de mi hogar”, “Sube, Sueña”, “Puerto Escondido”, “You'll Find a Friend in Me”, and “Sin tus caricias”.

Sube

Sube....Suena

This is a 6 minute audio clip of "the Homosexual News" August, 1970, New York City, a year and 2 months after the Stonewall uprising and riots. The narrator Charles Pitts describes the reason and back story of the protest and interviews protesters. Then we hear conversation between a Marshall trying to break it up and protest organizers. This is the first time this has been heard since it's original broadcast on WBAI NYC

WBAI-FM

Homosexual News no.9 08-70

This season we tell the stories of black women, who were forgotten and weren't given a spotlight in our history textbooks. But this season we change that and tell the stories of black women who have made history in the fields of politics, music, literature and fashion. In a series we're calling: The History of Black Women Breaking the Glass Ceiling!

We kick start this season with the story of Shirley Chisholm. Shirley Chisholm was the first black woman to very win a seat in Congress. Throughout her career, she would experience sexist and racist comments. Even when she had to deal with these comments, she still succeeded and was an extremely effective politician. She was a hardcore progressive and before Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez came into the scene, it was Chisholm who was the talk of the town. 

Follow us on: 
Facebook: The History Of
Twitter: @TheHistoryOf4 
Instagram: @thehistoryof.radio 

sign up for our mailing list:http://eepurl.com/gcDL2T

The History Of Black Women Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Shirley Chisholm Story Part 1

In part 2 of Shirley Chisholm story, Chisholm makes a very historic decision and no one saw it coming.

Follow us on: 
Twitter: @TheHistoryOf4
Facebook: The History Of
Instagram: @thehistoryof.radio

Sign up for our mailing list:http://eepurl.com/gcDL2T

The History Of Black Women Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Shirley Chisholm Story Part 2

All samples created by Bana Haffar

Process / experience 

"The 901 oscillators are very unique and rich in their subtle fluctuations, turning pitch sequences into elastic cascades of slightly variable pitch, felt but hardly heard. 

The analog distortion from pushing the gain on the mixer is extremely listenable.

The fixed filter bank is a transformational portal. 

The instrument calls back to a simpler, deeper era of sonic exploration, one where nuance is everything. A compact but very capable system that communicated with my eurorack sequencers and modulation sources with ease."    -Bana Haffar

Circuits

Leading drag queens and comic divas revive a 1975 piece of queer history and queer playwriting as we get a backstage pass to visit the cast of the new Hollywood production of “Women Behind Bars” — Mink Stole, Ginger Minj, Miss Coco Peru, Christopher Michael Graham (AKA Poppy Fields), Eureka O’Hara and Tracy Lords — and some historical context provided by legendary gay playwright Robert Patrick (produced by Brian DeShazor)!

Plus: “The Musical Vision of Michael Tilson Thomas” in a “Rainbow Minute” (produced by Judd Proctor and Brian Burns, read by David Ryder)!

And in NewsWrap: Tanzania’s life-threatening crackdown on gay men exposed, Mumbai activists turn a party into a protest due to Pride Parade ban, Melbourne’s 25th Midsumma celebrates state funding for Pride Center, Virginia’s legislature protects LGBT people under state civil rights laws, and more international LGBTQ news reported this week by Laura Dickinson-Turner and John Dyer V (produced by Brian DeShazor).

All this and more on the February 10, 2020 edition of This Way Out!

Join our family of listener-donors today at http://thiswayout.org/merch-donations/

Women Behind Bars!

Martha Gonzalez is an Associate Professor at Scripps/Claremont College and a Grammy Award winning singer songwriter from the band Quetzal. Martha has a new book out about her experience with music from a Family, Community and Music Industry perspective.

This conversation with Travel Tips for Aztlan host Mark Torres
 takes a look at some of these issues that has taken music from a personal and community art form and has transformed it into a commercial product. Martha Gonzalez also discusses some of the steps artists are taking to keep music as true to it's original intention and to build community and tell important stories that will empower us all.

Travel Tips for Aztlan KPFK 90.7 FM Saturday Nights 10pm-12midnight

Mark Torres instagram: @mexicanspitfire1 @traveltipsforaztlan
Martha Gonzalez instagram: @marthafromquetzal @quetzalmusic

Martha Gonzalez On KPFK 90.7 FM With Mark Torres

Sing songwriter and Travel Tips co-host Nancy Sanchez and producer Beto Hale were my special guests to talk about Nancy's new 3-song EP Say Something. the songs were inspired by the community actions during the Black Lives Matter protest in response to the killing of George Floyd in late May early June 2020. Beto's productions were lush and beautiful. the songs Say Something, The Kids Are Still in Cages and Hasta Que Todos Estemos A Salvo are premiered in this segment.

Mark Torres instagram: @mexicanspitfire1 @traveltipsforaztlan
Nancy Sanchez instagram: @nancysanchezmusic
Beto Hale instagram: @betohale

Nancy Sanchez Beto Hale Say Something EP On KPFK 90.7

Boleros De Noches returns with their FIRST ever Virtual concert Featuring Las Hermanas Garcia from Ometepec Mexico and tonight's guests from Los Angeles, Ellas. Host Mark Torres speaks with band co-founder Suemi Gonzalez who Sings, plays Violin and Arranges the Songs and Melinda Salcido on Vocals and Guitar. 
Boleros de Noches is Friday March 5, 2021 beginning at 7pm

Travel Tips for Aztlan with host Mark Torres is heard every Saturday Night on KPFK 90.7 FM 10pm-midnight PST and streamed at KPFK.org

instagram: Mexicanspitfire1 & TravelTipsForAztlan

Boleros De Noche With Ellas on KPFK 90.7 FM

Organizing, describing, and preserving listener-supported Pacifica Radio programming from 1949 to today. We are the archives of the broadcasts of KPFA in San Francisco, KPFK in Los Angeles, WBAI in New York City, KPFT in Houston, and WPFW in Washington, D.C. We also produce the weekly show From the Vault, featuring gems from our collection. 

FTV 0557 Noam Chomsky Creeping Fascism 1992

PacificaRadioArchives

Related tracks