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The People Power Hour is a monthly 1-hour radio show airing on KKFI, Kansas City Community Radio, 90.1 FM in the Kansas City Metropolitan area, and syndicated everywhere you get your podcasts.
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Flock Cameras and the Growth of Mass Surveillance (opens the original)
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The People Power Hour continues its discussion on mass surveillance by taking a closer look at Flock Safety cameras and how they're being used to monitor not only roads, but also schools and public housing. In this episode, we examine the growing use of surveillance technology, where it's expanding, and what it means for privacy and our communities.
Who's Watching? Mass Surveillance and License Plate Readers (opens the original)
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The People Power Hour is joined by our comrade Nelson Randolph to discuss Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) and what they mean for privacy, surveillance, and our communities. Together, we break down how this technology works, who’s collecting the data, and why more people are raising concerns about the growing use of mass surveillance.
Know Your Rights: Kansas City's Right To Counsel Program (opens the original)
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The People Power Hour replays an important conversation with Brian Larios of UMKC Law about Kansas City's Right to Counsel program, which provides free legal representation to tenants facing eviction. Along with KC Tenant Leaders Sabrina Davis and Val Brooks-Davis, Brian breaks down the eviction process, explains what tenants can expect in court, and shares how legal representation can help people stay in their homes. This conversation was recorded in February 2024.
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