. >> because you actually now do have a band, and it's called the mildred snitzer orchestra. >> mildredra. >> how -- i mean, it's a strange name for a band. >> it's a strange -- it's a funny name. my -- we had started to play. so, i played. i started my acting career in new york. i kept a piano around, kept playing all the time, every day, snuck it in a movie or two, and then, about 30 years ago, i started to play out and about with some real great musicians. and whenever i wasn't working, started to do that. oh, and then -- but we did it under the radar. i was just doing it for fun, and i showed up, and i'd play, and, you know... and then a few years after that, we were invited to be part of the playboy jazz festival at hollywood bowl, believe it or not. and they said, you know, "we go put your -- a name in the program." and i said, "well, there was this lady in pittsburgh, a friend of the family, mildred snitzer, who is a wonderful woman -- lived to be 103 or something. and i said, "it's a funny name. i like that name." and i said, "maybe we're the mildred snitzer orchestra," and we'r

eighty six year old mildred french spins discs here the best of the thirty's forty's and fifty's. we can call their supposed to be of age a percentage d.j.'s a people talk over the top of records is something we can do. if people have repressed is something they need to hear it intently. mildred is one of eighty volunteers at the station most of them are over seventy she's played music here for eighteen years that when we were off air that time and we had to fire somebody made a point of there is this interview you haven't seen and he said then he said i know what it's like to have my life support checked off it means that much to. say this is why we sit here and do it the receptionists take song requests from listeners they often have long conversations with loyal fans in southern england and thanks to the internet around the world tommy smith founded angel radio in one nine hundred ninety nine when no other station was playing his favorite songs it became about more than just music. what did very quickly discover were the lonely people. we're funding assault and asking for recor

her and mints stories and mildred nils he white lady's house and acts all rim and proper, and then shegoes every night at the end of each column and calls her friend marge and talks smack but her employer, mrs. c. or she might go to a meeting of this kind of middle class black intellectual class in harlem that she wasn't invite tote because she is a poor domestic worker and bell, you're using big words and you mean is this. so you see these showing that this is how black women who are domestic workers move in and out of these spaces. that's one example. another example is the ways in which these women folder coalitions. i mentioned i don't think many women in my book would identify as feminist mostly because that had a connotation with the white women's movement and they felt that didn't represent their politics, but that doesn't mean they wouldn't form coalitions or work with white feminist groups if they felt their interests were align. so might see them working and high lights disspeakers of feminism based on when they're work with groups versus something that is more related to bla

mildred muhammad her husband son joe hockey mom. who shared. the home the most unusual look. after lengthy negotiations with the school board joan was allowed to come with us to the show and temple she'll soon have a choice to make. to continue our training at the school pool go back home to her mother. we're going to. show all. those women goalball you or they will want. all your wall. known silicones is. called high love love up. stream it has. little song. playing goal hi-lo that. to sing tongue. glug glug. glug. one of. the team. women children in ancient i'm jewish it's true blood in the elite. you. could be a hot what you don't know what you're the to the who scenic nature wall clock. there was so much homily sure. some might say mom was handling in a chill. to me i'm back to the slipping in fact. it's hands. to madge and being around six thirty five and you have a career and a career involves using your i phone in your computer and things like that being in an office and perhaps you sort of getting going it's circular to. we're going to have to stop doing all this and

mildred is one of eighty volunteers at the station most of them are over seventy she's played music here for eighteen years that when we were off air that time or we had to fry a movie somebody meant when it has if this is if you haven't you know he said then he said i know what it's like to have my life support turned off and it means that much to. say this is why we sit here and do it the receptionists take song requests from listeners they often have long conversations with loyal fans in southern england and thanks to the internet around the world tony smith founded angel radio in one nine hundred ninety nine when no other station was playing his favorite songs it became about more than just music. what it did very quickly discover were the lonely people were phoning asop and asking for record requests but they really just wanted to chat it's just really nice to do something unique for people. to seventy year old maida smith is one of them aside from the songs she requested she enjoys listening to local news general advice and good conversation. never lonely when i've got the radio on

. >> hello, mildred.n't know you traded here. >> they have wonderful bargains. >> that's the way they take things away from our own people. >> i don't need to tell you if your business, if you want to shop your. untrustworthy. we have to think about our own people. poles are untrustworthy. we have to think about our own people. : dom didn't see anything wrong with the polish section. >> what are you doing here? what you doing over there? weren't tothat you play with those children. i told you that you were to stay in your own backyard. tom, you are a very bad boy. told -- do asyour you are told, understand? stay away from those polocks. there are no good. no good. officetle man at the becomes a big man at home, the voice of authority, authority , darkening0 times sunshine. home becomes a place of rules and regulations, too much discipline and not enough life. ♪ knife?hat my play. and doctor: a takes time, but the pattern develops. no chance to work off his aggressions normally, he finds other ways, ways t

. >> hello, mildred. how are you? i didn't know you traded here. >> they have wonderful bargains. >> that's the way they take things away from our own people. >> still, if their prices are lower. >> i don't need to tell you if your business, if you want to shop here. it is up to you. but i don't think it is right. poles are so untrust worthy. we have to think about our own people. doctor: tom didn't see anything wrong with the polish section. he didn't notice that they were different. > what are you doing here? what are you doing over here? i told you that you weren't to play with those children. i told you that you were to stay in your own backyard. tom, you are a very bad boy. doctor: do as you are told, understand? stay away from those polocks. they are no good. no good. why are they no good? never mind the way. do as you're told. the little man at the office becomes a big man at home, the voice of authority, authority wielded 1000 times, darkening the years that should be filled sunshine. home becomes a place of r

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. >> mildred and sam lived in a tiny house underneath the daffodil roots. >> 15 little t, what begins east l.a. library, even the youngest patrons have to pay their dues, but not the way you think. >>> how high have your fines been before? >> $5. >> reporter: $45? >> yeah. >> reporter: card holders 21 and under can literally read away what they owe in late fees. at a rate of $5 per hour. it's a new chapter for los angeles county, a program called the great read away. >> we're not really concentrated on what they're reading so long as they're reading. >> reporter: l.a. county library director sky patrick says the idea came about after the library noticed an unsettling trend. that fines are not fined. many kids who racked up debt on overdue books or movies would stop coming to the library all together. $10, absolutely. for some people that's a huge barrier. >> reporter: those are the kids that you want in the library reading. >> that's exactly it. so this program is really to invite them back into the library to make libraries accessible to them and their families. >> reporter: we found

. >>> mildred and sam lived in a tiny house underneath the daffodil root -- >> 15 -- >> reporter: atot the way you think. how high have your fines been before? >> $45. >> reporter: $45? >> yeah. >> reporter: card holders 21 and under can literally read away what they owe in late fees at a rate of $5 per hour. it's a new chapter for los angeles county. a program called "the great read away." >> we're not really concentrated on what they're reading so long as they're reading. >> reporter: l.a. county library director sky patrick says the idea came about after the library noticed an unsettling trend -- that fines are not fined. many kids who racked up debt on overdue books or movies would stop coming to the library altogether. >> it $10, absolutely. for some people, that's a huge barrier. >> reporter: and those are the kids that you want in the library reading. >> that's exactly it. this program is really to invite them back into the library, to make libraries accessible to them and their families. >> reporter: we found 8-year-old j jalene working off her fine with the popular "judymood

host: janet in mildred, florida. caller: i am talking about illegal immigration, not legal.mmigration has been kicked down the road for 30 years. everybody is trying to point the finger at who is wrong, democrats or republicans, the president or this one or that one. i blame anybody that has been in congress and the senate for the last 30 years and how dare they go home for the holidays. people in the military, i have relatives in the military. they are not home with their families. thank you for letting me say this. host: andrew in detroit. caller: how are you doing? am i on. ? host: yes. doing fine. go ahead. caller: a couple of your last commentators, ida from wherever said something about steel slabs and i would like to say trump and the trump administration pushed for a concrete wall. it was a democrat idea to come up with steel slabs, something more humanitarian type viable. next, the guy from wisconsin sounded like he was suggesting we should invade mexico to restore order in a sovereign country? this type of foreign intervention iism has been the balance of the unite