In a recent episode of Hard Knock Radio, we delved into a captivating conversation with Ruby Ibarra, an iconic figure in the Bay Area Hip Hop scene who seamlessly blends her lyrical prowess with a background as a full-fledged scientist, epitomizing the convergence of art and STEM. Ruby first caught our attention with the release […]
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Intvs w/ George Galvis & Ruby Ibarra || A Tribute Fred Hampton
We speak with Bay Area activist George Galvis about an upcoming event focusing on the book Jackson Redux written by Kali Akuno. We also talked about Fred Hampton’s legacy and his commitment to b ridge building and solidarity. Later in the show, we talk with rap artist Ruby Ibarra about her upcoming show at the […]
The History of Zionism Series-The Role of Labor Zionism. Adam Mansbach vs Chuck Schumer
We hear from long-time union leader and social justice activist John Reiman, who issues part 2 of his History of Zionism series. Later, we hear from author Adam Mansbach’s response to Senate leader Charles Schumer’s New York Times opinion piece titled “What American Jews Fear Most”.
Why does Israel imprison so Many Children in Gaza? Why Have So Many Been Killed?
In our recent conversation with Zeiad Abbas Shamrouch from the Middle East Children’s Alliance, the focus was on the dire situation faced by Palestinian children in Gaza, who are fleeing from the ongoing massacre that has swept through the region. We delved into the aftermath of the recent Ceasefire, a moment marked by the exchange […]
Filmmaker Byron Hurt New Documentary “Lee and Liza’s Family Tree” Sheds Light on Tracing Our Roots
(HKR-11-22-23) In a recent episode of Hard Knock Radio, the spotlight turned to the impactful work of acclaimed filmmaker Byron Hurt, celebrated for his exploration of culture and identity. His documentaries Hip Hop Beyonds Beats and Rhymes, Soul Food Junkies and Hazing has made him one of the most sought after documentarians around. As a […]
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