More than 1.6 million Americans have served in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. As of August 1, 2007, 67,000 of them had been killed or wounded. In addition, more than 250,000 Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans had been treated at Veterans Administrations hospitals since their return home from combat.
KPFA has launched "The War Comes Home" in an effort to put a human face on the conflict. Only by truly listening to the stories of soldiers who've come home, can we appreciate the realities of war and what we can do to help.
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Recently, Hard Knock Radio's Davey D and Weyland Southon travelled to New Orleans to provide special KPFA coverage of the International Tribunal on Katrina and Rita.
For more photos, and information about Hard Knock Radio, visit Hard Knock's Myspace Page. Audio archives of KPFA's Hard Knock Radio are here.
Aimee Allison takes the reins as co-host of KPFA Radio's Morning Show. Aimee is an author, public affairs television host, celebrated political activist, and a leader of the counter-recruitment movement. The Morning Show is the most-listened to local program on KPFA airwaves. Its daily two-hour mix of news, current affairs, analysis, and cultural programming can be heard from 7am to 9am on 94.1FM in the Bay Area and 88.1 FM on KFCF in Fresno.
Allison takes over the Morning Show co-host position from Andrea Lewis, who is on leave for a year from KPFA after being awarded a Knight Fellowship at Stanford. Read more about Amiee.

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Want to see more? Visit Khalil Bendib's website. Khalil can be heard on KPFA's Voices of the Middle East and North Africa, Wednesdays at 7:00pm. Listen to past shows or subscribe to the podcast.
September & October KPFA Sponsored Events: Live in the SF Bay Area, or nearby? Don't miss our upcoming sponsored events, Including: Naomi Klein (Sept 28), SF World Music Festival (Sept 23), Michael Lewis and Dave Zirin (Oct 10), Susan Faludi (Oct 12), Angela Davis (Nov 1), Naomi Wolf (Nov 13).
Visit kpfa.org/events for more information!
September has featured both historic programming and as usual, programming that you won't find anywhere else on the dial... or on the web! Visit the KPFA Archives for more!
Interested in becoming a candidate for our Local Station Board election? Visit: lsb.kpfa.org/elections. Candidate packets are due September 25, 2007.
KPFA is part of a nationwide network of radio stations and affiliates known as the
Pacifica Network. The Pacifica Network is the only U.S. radio network with a democratically-elected governance structure. Our noncommercial broadcasting is listener-supported, and supported as well by more than 1000 staff members nationwide, most of them unpaid. The Pacifica Network has survived McCarthyite repression, investigation by the House Un-American Activities Committee, and attacks from reactionary forces in this country.
This important network needs the support of all its listeners as never before. One part of that support is to become involved with the election of the Local Station Boards of each station.