Angie Coiro’s been having a blast in
radio from years – from her college days in Indiana doing “woman on the
street” interviews; through her long tenures as a San Francisco traffic
reporter, and as show host and news anchor at KQED-FM; to her stint on Air
America, hosting Mother Jones Radio. She’s developed a warm, funny, smart
style that guests respect and audiences applaud.
And sometimes they’re applauding live. Angie’s appeared on numerous stages
around the Bay and in Seattle, interviewing headliners including Mike
Wallace, Randi Rhodes, Dr. Andrew Weil, Martin Short, and Janeane Garafalo,
to name a few.
Her work has netted awards from the Peninsula Press Club, the American
Women in Radio and Television, and Public Radio Director's, Inc. - the
treasured national award for Best Interview.
Angie’s also an experienced voiceover talent, narrating commercials and
industrial projects. A proud member of AFTRA and SAG, she’s represented by
JE Talent in San Francisco.
This summer she’ll host “Spotlight!” on KCSM-TV, profiling young
filmmakers. She’s also the host and assistant curator of an ongoing series
of pre-code films at Montalvo Arts.
Angie’s thrilled to hook up with Green 960, which share her dual
priorities of respecting the Earth, and demanding the best from our
elected officials.
Live Blogging
Tuesday 08-19-2008 3:10pm PT
On The Show this Week...Maricela Guzman
Tuesday 08-19-2008 2:49pm PT
Rose Aguilar is filling in for Angie from August 13th to August 22nd. On the Show, Tuesday, August 19th Former State Department diplomat and retired Army Colonel, Ann Wright.
Veteran Maricela Guzman of Service Women's Action Network [S.W.A.N.]
On the Show, Friday, August 15th
Investigative Journalist and Author of Spies For Hire, Tim Shorrock
On the Show, Thursday, August 14th
Rose Aguilar is joined by Cindy Sheehan for the full hour. Get your questions ready and join us on the Live-Blog!
On the Show, Wednesday, August 13th
Does anymore care anymore about the War in Iraq? Rose Aguilar speaks with Raed Jarrar, Iraq Consultant for the American Friends Service Committee
Alive in Baghdad employs Iraqi journalists to produce video packages each week about a variety of topics on daily life in Iraq. Through the work of a team of Americans and Iraqi correspondents on the ground, Alive in Baghdad shows the conflict through the voices of Iraqis. Alive in Baghdad brings testimonies from individual Iraqis, footage of daily life in Iraq, and short news segments from Iraq to you.
City of Walls
On the Show, Monday, August 11th
Beach volleyball players sweat, set with Bush [NBCOlympics]
Editor and Publisher of The Nation, Katrina Vanden Heuvel. On the Show, Tuesday, August 5th
Is Impeachment back on the table? Ron Suskind's new book claims the
White House had the C.I.A. alter documents to make a case for war!
Satyam Khanna of the Center for American Progress [AmericanProgress]
On the Show, Monday, August 4th
On the Show, Friday, August 1st
The controversial professor at UC Berkeley, John Yoo, an integral player in the Bush Administration's stance on torture. Guests include Susan Gluss, Media Relations for UC Berkeley. Reporter for the East Bay Express, Robert Gammon and Executive Director of World Can't Wait, Deborah Sweet.
On the Show, Wednesday, July 30th Chairman of the California Democratic Party, Art Torres, joins us for the topics of the day
On the Show, Monday, July 28th
The Justice Department and the political favoritism report. Speaking with Allison Frick from the Center for American Progress.
On the Show Friday, July 25th
About-Face equips women and girls with tools to understand and resist harmful media messages that affect their self-esteem and body image. They deliver media-literacy workshops and enable girls and women to take action. Check them out @ about-face.org On the Show Wednesday, July 23rd
Discussing the dissappearance of labor unions in the United States with Steve Zeltzer of Labor Fest, Independent Journalist Dick Meister and Greg Denier of Change to Win.
Author Richard Hayes Phillips joins us to discuss his new book Witness to a Crime: A Citizen's Audit of an American Election The Concerned Voters of Sonoma County are hosting a
screening of 'Uncounted' at the Sebastiani Theatre in Sonoma on
Saturday, August 2nd at 2pm.
The screening will be followed with a guest speaker, Emily Levy from "Velvet Revolution" and a wine & cheese reception.
Sebastiani Theater is located at 476 East First Street on the Sonoma Plaza. Tickets are $10.
On the Show Friday, July 18th
The Health & Human Services Department is being pushed by Bush and his cronies to NOT discriminate against job applications on the basis of their views on Abortion. Joining Angie is Amy Everitt of NARAL Pro-Choice California.
We'll also be touching on over half of San Francisco homeless now have homes, but still roam the streets. And are there some new developments in the George W. Bush Sewage Plant?
Stories related todays show: Bush Administration Memo Tries to Define Birth Control As Abortion [Jezebel] Bush: Not done fucking with you yet [feministing] Abortion Proposal Sets Condition on Aid [New York Times] Oppose the Bush Administration's Attack on Birth Control [NARAL Pro-Choice America]
On the Show Thursday, July 17th
Marijuana Policy in the United States & California with Bruce Mirken of the Marijuana Policy Project (mpp.org) and David Evans from the Drug Free School Coalition (dfaf.org)
Sebastian's links to help you plan your trip using Public Transit
Sebastian's Pick: Google Maps Driving Directions which CONVERT to public transit directions at the click of a mouse!
Chris' Pick: 511's Trip Planner Enter your starting and ending destinations, select preferred walking distance and 511 will provide the fastest route anywhere in the Bay Area using nothing but public transit.
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