About BPR

The Crew

Boston Progress Radio (BPR) is affiliated with the Boston Progress Arts Collective. BPR is run by a small number of volunteers in the Boston, MA area. Our volunteers have a wide range of interests and skills that are relevant to running an Internet radio stream and website. We have people who manage and maintain the website, post news and articles, design graphics, and of course, create/write/listen to music. However, we are always looking for more volunteers. If you are interested in being a part of Boston Progress Radio, contact us at info @ bprlive.org.

Active Crew
	ChunFai [read posts] ChunFai currently works at the Chinese Progressive Association as an Adult Education teacher and is a life-long educator and advocate for social justice in the Boston community. He is a contributor to Boston Progress Radio and writes comments on his Facebook page regarding national and local issues that affect social justice and education.
	Delia [read posts] Delia is a mama, a blogger, a third generation Chinese American, and a higher education junkie. She has gone to school here, here, and here, and has worked here and here, where she has the best day job ever. Delia grew up in Acton, MA and after spending time in California has discovered that she is an east coast girl at heart. She digs sunny afternoons at the park, books by bell hooks, and the night. Currently listening to: Bloc Party, The Shins, Feist Asian American hero/ine: Lela Lee
	Eugene [read posts] Eugene daydreams about being a musical genius or founding the next Google. Of course, daydreaming doesn’t really pay the bills, so he does have a day job. Oddly enough, he’s not sure that being a graduate student is a viable day job either. Since he has no real hometown, Eugene forms connections to people rather than places. Still, Eugene has not lost touch with his Canadian roots; he still enjoys watching hockey. In his leisure time, Eugene enjoys hiking, cooking, watching documentaries, reading, going to indie shows, and being a computer geek. Currently listening to: Stars Asian American hero/ine: Helen Zia, Jim Yong Kim
	J. Lizzles [read posts] j. lizzles is a californian born and bred taiwanese american who longs to be close to her culture but actively rooted in her american reality. she writes because the space she longs for must be found only in a place that is intangible. Currently listening to: Early American country blues and classic blues Asian American hero/ine: Mom
	Jess [read posts] Jess has never been a fan of writing bios about herself. It’s hard to convey what she wants you to know in a couple of lines. So… she was born and raised in Newton, Mass, but really grew her roots in Boston. She did the whole 4.5 year college thing at Northeastern University (Journalism) because graduating in 4 years is like leaving a party at 9 pm. Life after college has been a big transition, and she is sizing up her plans towards something big. In the meanwhile, “We’re all starving artists of life, so we’re here to feed those hunger pains.” Currently listening to: Blue Scholars and MGMT Asian American hero/ine: You!
	Pen Khek [read posts] Pen Khek is a graduate student at the Boston University School of Social Work and proud alum of the UMass Boston Asian American Studies Program. His interests include alternative forms of justice, faith and good music. Pen Khek was born and raised in South Philadelphia and Upper Darby.
	Sudo [read posts] Sudo is an ex-patriate of the dominant paradigm (now entertaining hopes of one day re-naturalizing) who tries to live responsibly amid a web of externalities while finding respite from angst in indie films and music.