On the Airwaves: Fukushima Anniversary; CAAM Fest 2014; Aimee Suzara’s Souvenir

APEX Express

Three years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster started, thousands of Japanese take to the street demanding an end to nuclear power. On this week’s show, we’ll go to Japan where the Fukushima plant continues to spew tons of radioactive water. Then we’ll head back to the Bay where the Center for Asian American media presents CAAMFest 2014. With 120 films and over 200 film makers and special guests in person, it is the largest Asian American film festival in North America. We’ll also speak with Aimee Suzara about her new book, Souvenir.

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