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The following day, Oakland police were interrogating Sanchez for an unrelated incident, but contacted Hayward investigators about the his father’s well-being “based on statement Sanchez made during their investigation.”

Lurking behind Foreman’s madhouse phantasmagorias is the mind of the artist interrogating its own secret chambers.

He’s interested in interrogating consciousness, connection, universality, joy, surrender.

"It's a way of telling a bigger story and it's a way of interrogating a system," Durazo added, referencing the Federal Aviation Administration's stringent and largely outdated guidelines and policies around pilot mental health.

From Salon

With an audience of predominantly women on the airwaves and in the studio, he cultivated an aggressive and flashy style – interrogating guests on a variety of subjects, never shirking from controversy.

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