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Ballad of Pete Seeger
This original 2-hour Pacifica Radio Archives production, celebrates the life of music legend and folk hero, Pete Seeger on the occasion of his 88th birthday. Historic live performances, actuality and interviews from the Pacifica Radio Archives historic collection are used to document the life of one of the most influential artists of the 20th and…
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Democracy Now! March 31, 2003
The prince of darkness resigns: A look at the controversial businesses dealings of Pentagon adviser and war hawk Richard Perle; Three Dominican nuns face 50 years in prison for conducting citizens weapons inspections: Trial begins today in Colorado; What will a U.S. occupation of Iraq look like? A speech by Asla Bali of the American-Arab…
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Democracy Now! March 31, 2003
Hour 1: The prince of darkness resigns: A look at the controversial businesses dealings of Pentagon adviser and war hawk Richard Perle; Three Dominican nuns face 50 years in prison for conducting citizens weapons inspections: Trial begins today in Colorado; What will a U.S. occupation of Iraq look like? A speech by Asla Bali of…
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Indian tales : Jaime de Angulo
Series originally recorded by KPFA in 1949. Jaime de Angulo, an anthropologist and linguist among his many accomplishments, became familiar with the oral traditions of the Pit River Indians of Northern California. The year before his death he broadcast the mythic origin cycle of those Indians. The recordings have been restored to their original form.\nReedited…
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Democracy Now! June 23, 2003
Protesting the War on Women and the War on Terror. As President Bush and Karl Rove launch the largest political fundraising campaign in history, women s rights advocates join forces with the peace movement to protest today s fundraiser in NYC; USDA opens $3 million dollar biotech conference in Sacramento; agriculture ministers from over 100…
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Democracy Now! December 3, 2002
Israeli military attacks United Nations workers and buildings: soldiers shoot dead a British UN worker, detain Israeli and Palestinian workers, and bomb a World Food Program warehouse; Supreme Court to decide whether affirmative action and gay sex are legal; Manhattan DA set to determine the fate of the Central Park Jogger rape case this week:…
