Radio.

  • Democracy Now! May 29, 2003

    Hour 1: No more Clear Channel! Stop the FCC Media Giveaway – Despite a national call for a delay, the FCC is poised to vote on media consolidation rules on June 2nd. Clear Channel has become the symbol of media consolidation, growing from a small-time operator of 40 stations to the nation’s largest radio station…

  • Democracy Now! May 29, 2003

    No more Clear Channel! Stop the FCC Media Giveaway – Despite a national call for a delay, the FCC is poised to vote on media consolidation rules on June 2nd. Clear Channel has become the symbol of media consolidation, growing from a small-time operator of 40 stations to the nation’s largest radio station owner, with…

  • Democracy Now! January 16, 2003

    Today, Democracy Now! goes live to the FCC hearings in New York: with FCC chair Michael Powell, dissident FCC Commissioner Michael Copps, AFTRA President John Connolly, micro-broadcasting pioneer Pete Tridish, media critic Mark Crispin Miller, Newspaper Guild President Linda Foley, Harlem Consumer Education Committee President Florence Rice and co-host Juan Gonzalez; President Bush says affirmative…

  • KPFAs 8th birthday : part 2 of the brash experiment / Lewis Hill.

    Talk on the progress of listener supported radio.|KPFA’s 8TH BIRTHDAY : PART 2 OF THE BRASH EXPERIMENT / Lewis Hill. – Talk on the progress of listener supported radio. – RECORDED: 15 Apr. 1957. BROADCAST: KPFA, 4 Nov. 1962.

  • Lewis Hill tape : part 5.

    Talk on the development of KPFA and Pacifica Radio.|LEWIS HILL TAPE : PART 5 – Talk on the development of KPFA and Pacifica Radio. First 5 minutes of the program is erased. – BROADCAST: KPFA, 2 Feb. 1956.

  • The Brash experiment / Lewis Hill, Dick Moore, and Gert Chiarito.

    Report to the listeners of KPFA on the goals of listener sponsored radio.|THE BRASH EXPERIMENT / Lewis Hill, Dick Moore, and Gert Chiarito. – Report to the listeners of KPFA on the goals of listener sponsored radio. – BROADCAST: KPFA, 5 July 1950.

  • Panel on Howl / moderated by Lewis Hill.

    Panel discussion on the issues surrounding the obscenity trial caused when Pacifica aired a reading of Alan Ginsberg’s poem ‘Howel.’|PANEL ON “HOWL” Lewis Hill, Pacifica’s first president, moderates a panel discussing the issues surrounding the obsenity trial precipitated by Allen Ginsberg’s controversial poem, “Howl”, one of the classics of the early beat generation. Participating in…

  • The Thin man.

    Radio drama; includes interview with Theda Bara.