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  • A Conversation with Christopher Isherwood / interviewed by Roger Austen ; produced by the Fruit Punch Collective. (CD)

    Isherwood discusses life in pre-World War II Germany and the gay lifestyle of that time.|A CONVERSATION WITH CHRISTOPHER ISHERWOOD / interviewed by Roger Austin| produced by the Fruit Punch Collective. – Isherwood discusses life in pre-World War II Germany and the gay lifestyle of that time. – BROADCAST: KPFA, 2 Feb. 1977.

    $17.95

  • Orange Tuesday analysis (CD)

    This episode of news from the Fruit Punch Collective is a review and analysis of the Dade County, Florida vote denying civil rights to gays. Kevin Burke is in-studio with Andy Seal, Guy Bishop, and Lee Watson. Features statements from Lenny Bloom, John Ireland, Ken Sherril, Eddie Baca, and the Dade County Coalition for Human Rights Strategy. Features news feeds, interviews, and listener call-ins.

    $17.95

  • Orange Tuesday Reaction / produced by the Fruit Punch Collective. (CD)

    Fruit Punch produced this program the day after Dade County voters denied gay people their civil rights. Featured are news feeds from around the country, national reaction to the Dade County vote denying gay people civil rights. Contains actuality, Paul Harvey, Anita Bryant, listener call-ins, coverage of a spontaneous demonstration in San Francisco, and Bryant’s infamous “normal majority” speech.

    $17.95

  • Reaction to Dan White Verdict (CD)

    This tape features man-on-the-street reactions to the verdict of the Dan White trial that culminated in the White Night riot of May 21, 1979 in a program produced by the KPFA Fruit Punch Collective. Over 10,000 people came out to San Francisco’s Civic Center to protest the decision of the courts to convict the former supervisor on two counts of voluntary manslaughter, for which he would receive less than five years of jail time. The reactions of those interviewed range from mournful to livid, with some calling for the total destruction of City Hall. Cries of “Gay people, fight back!”, “Remember Harvey Milk!”, “We want justice!” and “Murder!” resonate throughout the recording. Cleve Jones, Sally Gearhart and Amber Hollibaugh all spoke through bullhorns to the crowd. San Francisco police intervened in the Castro, forcefully arresting and beating protestors to the outrage of the neighborhood’s denizens. The program captures the sounds of violence and records police incidents involving gay people.

    Contains pre-recorded music and sensitive language.

    $17.95

  • Therapy, solidarity work, Silverstein memorial / produced by Kevin Burke. (CD)

    Dialectical Therapy: New Directions From the Gay Left. Kevin Burke interviews two members of a recently-formed, progressive, gay men’s therapy collective. Topics covered include power of the therapist, traditional versus nontraditional forms of therapy, and the place of money in therapy. Also a short interview with Yanaka Mountainfire of NAPA. (38:00) — Solidarity work: A short conversation with two gay men on the importance of solidarity work, and especially that with Native peoples. (8:00) — Michael Silverstein memorial: Excerpts from his writing on the occasion of his death. (11:56)

    $17.95