WHEN: 12 noon-2pm
WHERE: Venue to be announced, check back
DESCRIPTION: A reading by Democracy Now!'s Amy Goodman, who will speak about her new book Breaking the Sound Barrier, with an introduction by the book's editor, Denis Moynihan, to benefit KFAI.
TICKETS: TBA
MORE INFO: KFAI, Radio without Borders.
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 Amy & David signing copies of STATIC. |
 On the road to Denver... |
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 Jenny Vincent, 93, Taos activist, musician, and inspiration. |
 Amy records Jenny Vincent's rendition of "America the Beautiful." |
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 David Goodman speaks in Taos. |
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 The staff of Sam Weller's Zion Books. |
A benefit for Pacifica station KPFA brings out the crowds in Oakland.
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| DN!'s master organizer, Denis Moynihan, on tour. |
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Amy sent this out via phone shortly before the Colbert Report started taping:
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| Early morning broadcast from KNME studio in Albuquerque, NM. | Sharif hard at work on show broadcast from KNME. |
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| On the road near Taos, NM. |
Cartoon by Jonathan Richards
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| L to R: David Goodman, legendary jazz bassist Charlie Haden, Amy Goodman, and Ruth Cameron following the performance of Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra. | DN fan Jack Black (Charlie's son in law) and his three-month old son Sam come out to celebrate. |
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| DN volunteers ready to receive guests. |
The founding conference on the Northwest Community Radio Conference included a sold-out keynote session with Amy Goodman, David Goodman, Lieutenant Ehren Watada, Karen Toering of Reclaim the Media, Lupito Flores of KYRS, Sharon Maeda, a former Pacifica Radio executive director, and an excellent presentation by the Prometheus Radio Project and KPCN-LP, 96.3, the latest LPFM station created by a Prometheus "Barnraising." See below for links - get involved!
pcun.org: PCUN - Northwest Treeplanters and Farmworkers United
Amy Goodman and DN! producer Mike Burke en route to the Link TV studio at 3:45 am, to prepare for the 5 am live broadcast.
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Amy documenting the statue of George H.W. Bush at the Houston airport named after him, while racing to catch a flight. We had just finished the Democracy Now broadcast in which we played a speech given by the late former Texas Governor Ann Rchards. She died Wednesday night at the age of 73. Known for her scathing wit, she captured national headlines with her line from her keynote speech at the 1988 Democratic National Convention: "Poor George. He cant help it. He was born with a silver foot in his mouth."
Amy Goodman in the Houston studio, answering a call from Texas political powerhouse Sissy Farenthold from Aleppo, Syria, on the death of Gov. Ann Richards. Amy is passing along the information to producer Sharif Abdel Kouddous to add Sissy to the program, minutes before the program.
The Houston attendees to the KPFT 90.1 FM benefit were treated to a long opening set from Emma's Revolution - Pat Humphries and Sandy Opatow
learn more at emmasrevolution.com
