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Five days in December : Panthers and police.
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Artist descending a staircase / Tom Stoppard. (Episode 2, Part 1 of 3)
Artist Descending A Staircase / Tom Stoppard. – SERIES: Soundplay, 1991-1992| no. 2 – Drama about three old artists who have been friends since their youth, and share an attic. The drama opens following the death of one of the group: a death with mysterious circumstances. The drama addresses issues about truth, and about what…
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Remembering Richard Nixon (Part 2 of 2)
Retrospective documentary on the life and actions of Richard Nixon, mixed with live actuality from the Yorba Linda memorial service. Moderated by Larry Bensky. |Part 2 of this program contains: Checkers speech ; Jessica Mitford and Marcus Raskin ; What do you remember about Richard Nixon? / Kathleen Cleaver and JoNina Abron ; interviewed by…
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May 6 Coalition Rally Against Nuclear Power / reported by Celeste Wesson and Lorne Cress-Love (Part 3 of 6)
May 6 Coalition Rally / reported by Celeste Wesson and Lorne Cress-Love. Live coverage of the anti-nuclear rally attended by about 70,000 people. On this reel: John Lewis, Dan Fogelberg, Sam Lovejoy, Barry Commoner, Kurt Vonnegut, George Wald, and Ralph Nadar. RECORDED: 6 May 1979, in Washington, DC. BROADCAST: by Pacifica News Service.
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May 6 Coalition Rally Against Nuclear Power / reported by Celeste Wesson and Lorne Cress-Love (Part 6 of 6)
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Ram Dass, Here And Now (Part 1 of 3)
Ram Dass, Here And Now| Produced by Roy E. Tuckman| Hosted by Roy E. Tuckman| Recorded on December 10, 1996. – CONTENT: Reel One| Baba Ram Dass (Richard Alpert) in the first pilot program of open phones| Nearly 3 hours of intensive and interesting exchange with KPFK listeners. (60:44) – Broadcast December 10, 1996.
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Ram Dass, Here And Now (Part 2 of 3)
Ram Dass, Here And Now| Produced by Pacifica Foundation| Hosted by Roy E. Tuckman| Recorded on December 10, 1996. – CONTENT: Reel Two| Baba Ram Dass (Richard Alpert) in the first pilot program of open phones. Nearly three hours of intensive and enlightening exchange with the KPFK listeners. (60:44) – Broadcast December 10, 1996.