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"The Piper" of Flipsyde- Interviewed Live at KQED FM-"Cops and Robbers" Extended!
September 14, 2014

 
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"Cops and Robbers" Jinho "The Piper" Ferreira of Flipsyde- Appealing for National Dialogue Live 10 a.m. Today on "Forum with Michael Krasny"
 
Two years before Ferguson and the headlines of Ray Rice, Jinho "The Piper" Ferreira, wrote "Cops and Robbers" about an officer involved shooting, as a medium to call for change.    "The Piper"  of Flipsyde, which toured the world with Black Eyed Peas, Snoop Lion and others, is now also a law enforcement officer, playwright and author.  H continues his call for dialogue in America about violence, racism, and sexism.  Personal responsibility is core to his message to stop the violence.  Listen today at 10 a.m. on KQED's Forum with host Joshua Johnson. Click Here for KQED. Listen on line or on your radio at 88.5 FM. 
 
Hear the story  of how his wife, educator, Dr. Dawn Williams Ferreira encouraged him to create change via "Cops and Robbers."   Hear him talk about the purpose of the play to create dialogue and change. Listen for the themes of inclusion and teamwork as his journey on stage began with theater experts Ami Zins and Lew Levinson.  


 

The "Cops and Robbers" project includes the play, the book "Cops and Robbers, Past ,Present and Future, the CD of the play, that has been submitted to the Grammy's and the Single "Believe" from the "Cops and Robbers" EP.  This weekend's show at the Marsh in Berkeley is the last of the original run and is sold out.  
 
 
Visit www.copsandrobbersplay.com for more information.
 
"Cops and Robbers" written and performed by Jinho "The Piper" Ferreira gives an unvarnished look at violence in America, yet it calls for hope through personal responsibility and action, as seen in his Single "Believe."
 
Flipsyde - Believe  by Piper law enforcement officer, Rapper, writer and perfumer of
Flipsyde - Believe by Piper, law enforcement officer, rapper, writer, and performer of "Cops and Robbers," a 17 character one man show now at the Berkeley Marsh through October 19.
Community News Continues
 
You Are Invited!  That's Today...from 5-7 at St. John's would love to see you.
Gentlemen are welcome as well.  Get some ideas for Birthdays and Christmas.
 
 
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Michael D's  Registry Bay Area.Com.  Kev Choice the masterful maestro of music will be performing!   Artist Malik Seneferu has created a special award...and we can't forget to sing "Happy Birthday" to 
Dr. Willie Ratcliff, celebrating 82 years!
 
Speaking of Birthdays.... Christine Harris' Virgo Bash is a Two Day Affair
September 13 & 14
 
Chairman of SF Jazz Heritage has a celebration including shows at Yoshi, Dining at 1300 in San Francisco and Pican's in Oakland. Check out the fun details. Click the Image!
 
 
 
 
 
 
Coming Soon!  Mark Your Calendars!
Color Struck October 3rd and 4th @8PM at Laney College Theater. Click Image for More.
Sorrowful Community Notes
 
KTSF Family mourns the passing of founder Lillian Lincoln Howell, who passed at her home on August 31, 2014.
Howell at age 85 pictured at KTSF Studios 30th Anniversary in 2006.  
Photo by  Liz Hafalia/Chronicle
In Lieu of Flowers, donations can be made toLillian Lincoln Foundation, Pets In Need and the Mayo Clinic

 

 

Dear Friends:  KTSF's founder and owner, Lillian Lincoln Howell, passed away at her home on August 31. Lillian's mission was to serve the underserved and she did so admirably for the past 38 years by formatting her station for the benefit of various local communities in Northern California. You are welcome to attend the visitation to be held this Saturday from 3-7pm at the Crosby N. Gray & Co. funeral home at 2 Park Road in Burlingame.

Please see the attached for additional details.

 

Michael Sherman
General Manager

KTSF Television

100 Valley Drive

Brisbane / CA / 94005

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
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Civil Rights Leader, Reverend Greggory L. Brown (2nd L) and wife Mary Lesser Brown (2nd R), are mourning the loss of Brown's father, Harold Sanford Brown Sr. devoted husband of Mrs. Betty Jane Brown for 68 years, father of 8 sons and 1 daughter and World War II Veteran.  He  is credited for encouraging Reverend Brown to work for social justice. (Rev. & Mrs. Brown pictured at the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington & the "I Have a Dream" Speech by Dr. Martin Luther kIng Jr. with Deacon Douglass Haynes of Third Baptist Church, Jackie Wright Center & a former Marine from Houston,Tx.) Condolences can be sent toMiracles of Faith Community Church , 4335 Virginia Avenue, Oakland, CA 94619.  In lieu of flowers, make donations to Miracles of Faith Community Church to support the Miracle Harvest Program Education/Nutrition Program.See Letter from Deacon Larry Gaines.
 
 
 
   
 
 
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