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Domestic Workers Care for Others, But Who Cares for Them! with Marrisa Senteno, Co-Director, NY Chapter, National Domestic Workers Alliance and Shamier Settle, Policy Analyst, Fiscal Policy Institute Domestic workers are overwhelmingly women, immigrants and people of color, which coincides with the demographics who we know have been hit hardest by the Covid-19 virus. As they care for the most vulnerable despite their own vulnerability during the pandemic, its time we consider how to make care work, fair work!

Encore: Welcome to Indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes from the Ohkay Owingeh, New Mexico, Hip Hop performer, Brenda Atencio aka G Precious is in the house. She has just released her newest album “The Forgotten. G Precious is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, find out all about her on our music page IndigenousinMusic.com. Music from G Precious, Buggin Malone, Mattmac, Chicano Batman, MIOS, DJ krayskree, Dancin Dave, DJ Shub, Hellnback, STOIK, Aleah Belle, Elastic Bond, Frank Waln, JB the First Lady, Q&O, QVLN, Eadse, Carsen Gray, Red Rockerz, Shon Denay, Dawn Avery, Stolen Identity, Zoe, Bomba Estereo, Centavrvs, Plastilina Mosh, 1915, Kinky, Matt Comeau, Stun, Nancy Sanchez and much much more. Visit us on our music page at IndigenousinMusic.com and our homepage at indigenousinmusicandarts.org. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).

Two features connected by the belief that we need to organize, confront Authority, and radically change (not just "reform") the system. First we'll hear Jordan Brown's short movie, "Forget Shorter Showers." The film features a reading of a good essay by radical environmental activist Derek Jensen. Then part 2 of Jill Lepore's article on the history of police forces, "The Long Blue Line." Lepore shows the police's roots in the control of Black slaves and in the military's imperial adventures abroad.

Two features connected by the belief that we need to organize, confront Authority, and radically change (not just "reform") the system. First we'll hear Jordan Brown's short movie, "Forget Shorter Showers." The film features a reading of a good essay by radical environmental activist Derek Jensen. Then part 2 of Jill Lepore's article on the history of police forces, "The Long Blue Line." Lepore shows the police's roots in the control of Black slaves and in the military's imperial adventures abroad.

All the trappings of spring: Flowers, Strawberries & Raddish and Early Bird, plus the finest Celtpunk from down under with Rumjacks & The Go Set!

When you can't control creativity; new pan & electronix from Fimber Bravo, Etienne De La Sayette, nuevobossa from Joao Selva, 14 killer tracks!

This week’s radio show goes low, and then goes high. We cover the key component behind everything bad and then we cover key components to everything good. Let’s ride the roller coaster together here on the Thunderbolt!

This week’s radio show goes low, and then goes high. We cover the key component behind everything bad and then we cover key components to everything good. Let’s ride the roller coaster together here on the Thunderbolt!

We'll hear new music by Anthony Joseph, Jon Batiste, and Joy Harjo, spin a set of soulful Cat Stevens covers by PP Arnold, The Holmes Brothers, and LaBelle, and play listener requests for Brother Jack McDuff and ENDRECHERI.