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Democracy Now! August 2, 2002
100 ISRAELI TANKS INVADE NABLUS |I00 Israeli Tanks Invade Nablus: After a bombing kills seven people, including five Americans, Israel invades the West Bank city in the middle of the night. Bush admits tax havens are a problem: But he claims he can t remember his own firm, Harken Energy, setting up an offshore subsidiary…
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Democracy Now! January 25, 2002
THE LAW OF THE FIST: NEW YORK POLICE VOW TO CRUSH PROTESTS AGAINST THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM ; BRAZIL GEARS UP FOR THE WORLD SOCIAL FORUM GUEST: MAIZA MENDOZA ; SINGING TO BREAK THE SILENCE: A CONVERSATION WITH SINGER-SONGWRITER-ACTIVIST, DAR WILLIAMS. Host: Amy Goodman. |That was Philadelphia, at the Republican National Convention, this is New…
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Democracy Now! August 14, 2001
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Democracy Now! August 17, 2001
|On the day of Jamal’s court appearance in Philadelphia, Democracy Now! broadcasts from a safe and adequately-equipped studio away from WBAI. Not uplinked by Pacifica. Recorded from KPFA and KFCF. Featuring: Amy Goodman, Mumia Abu-Jamal, others Recorded At: Downtown Community Television, New York [source: http://www.radio4all.net/php?id=3542%5D
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Democracy Now! August 20, 2001
Mumia’s new lawyers, and Yale’s old record on slavery. |Mumia’s new lawyers, and Yale’s old record on slavery Summary: Regular show recorded under irregular conditions, at the studios of Downtown Community Television, as DN! is still unwelcome at WBAI and not uplinked by Pacifica/WPFW. Featuring: Amy Goodman Recorded At: Downtown Community Television, New York [source:…
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Democracy Now! August 21, 2001
Would cloning humans violate the Thirteenth Amendment? |Would cloning humans violate the Thirteenth Amendment? Summary: Regular show recorded under irregular conditions, at the studios of Downtown Community Television, as DN! is still unwelcome at WBAI and not uplinked by Pacifica/WPFW. Recorded At: Downtown Community Television, New York [source: http://www.radio4all.net/php?id=3542%5D
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Democracy Now! August 22, 2001
First Amendment rights vs. access to clinics & workplaces Summary: Buffer zones — around women’s clinics, around gatherings of international financiers. |First Amendment rights vs. access to clinics & workplaces Summary: Buffer zones — around women’s clinics, around gatherings of international financiers. Recorded at a safe location in New York, while the Democracy Now! staff…
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Democracy Now! August 24, 2001
Indian parliamentarians storm out after a Texas company wins patent rights on Basmati rice; DC police prepare for IMF/World Bank protests; Vanessa Leggett case. |Indian parliamentarians storm out after a Texas company wins patent rights on Basmati rice; DC police prepare for IMF/World Bank protests; Vanessa Leggett case Featuring: Amy Goodman & guests .Type: Regular…
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About NHPRC
About the Project: The American Women Making History and Culture: 1963-1982 collection includes 2,024 reel-to-reel tapes and 2,024 WAV files preserved as part of the Pacifica Radio Archives’ 2013-2016 “American Women Making History and Culture: 1963-1982” (“American Women”) preservation project. The recordings were selected as an “artificial collection” to document the Women’s movement and second-wave…
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The Dinner party
