Friend, Beth.
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The Immigrant Experience / produced by Beth Friend, Nina Mende and Gail Pellett. (Episode 2 of 3)
Examination of the most intensive period of immigration to the United States, 1890-1920. The historical context, why people left the old country, the trip to New York City, getting processed at Ellis Island and first reactions to arriving. Interview with Liz Ewen, who teaches American history at Old Westbury College; variety of short interviews with…
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How do you spell relief? / produced by Beth Friend and Charles Potter for Radio Arts ; narrated by Jill Eikenberg.
On the Unemployed Councils and the Workers’ Alliance; street organizing, demonstrations, the impact of joblessness on family life, and importance of women activists like Anna Taffler, Rose Kryzak, Mollie Goldstein, Lily Edel, and Mary Gale.|HOW DO YOU SPELL RELEIEF? / produced by Beth Friend and Charles Potter for Radio Arts| narrated by Jill Eikenberg. –…
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The Militant muse / produced by Beth Friend and Charles Potter for Radio Arts ; narrated by Jill Eikenberg.
Activist women in the arts: Meridel Le Sueur, Jane Dudley, Emily, and Myra Page Markey. Their involvement in Agit Prop, the Federal Theater Project, and other art in the ’30s.|THE MILITANT MUSE / produced by Beth Friend and Charles Potter for Radio Arts| narrated by Jill Eikenberg. – SERIES: Grandma was an activist| no. 6…