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A Rude Awakening is an award-winning climate crisis and environmental justice radio show with interviews and commentary – hosted and produced by Sabrina Jacobs. Tune In! Every Friday @ 8am Follow A Rude Awakening on Facebook, Mastodon, Twitter and Instagram2026KPFA 312700 Politik & Regierungen
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  • CA Parks, MYN & Soda Tax

    CA Parks, MYN & Soda Tax
    Sep 18 2026
    Mycelium Youth Network – 2024 Logo On today’s show, Armando Quintero, director of California State Parks will be here to talk about grants through the Arts in California Parks program. We’ll switch gears and speak to Marcy Brown of Mycelium Youth Network about their latest storytelling, climate conscious youth cohort and then we’ll close the show out with the Ecology Center’s Martin Bourque along with author and sustainable food educator Anna Lappé discussing the need to update the Berkeley soda tax. The post CA Parks, MYN & Soda Tax appeared first on KPFA.
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  • Open the Floodgates – Nina Schuyler

    Open the Floodgates – Nina Schuyler
    Sep 11 2026
    Open the Floodgates – Cover On today’s show, a river is granted personhood and enters the courtroom to defend itself. We spend the hour with acclaimed author and Stanford professor Nina Schuyler discussing her latest evocative, enduring, and philosophically resonant novel, Open the Floodgates (Reverberations Books, 2026), out this month. Save the Roadless Forests Petition/Comment Link: https://saveroadlessforests.com/ The post Open the Floodgates – Nina Schuyler appeared first on KPFA.
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  • Nepal Floods, Code Pink

    Nepal Floods, Code Pink
    Sep 4 2026
    Rasuwa, Nepal – Prakash Dahal On today’s show: catastrophic floods on the Nepal–Tibet border. Kathmandu-based journalist Prakash Dahal joins us with the latest from the disaster zone—and a look at who bears responsibility, who should pay, and what can be done to protect Himalayan communities. Then, CODEPINK co-founder Jodie Evans joins us to talk about the campaign to cut the Pentagon budget, and why peace activists say that fight is also about protecting the planet. The post Nepal Floods, Code Pink appeared first on KPFA.
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