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  • A Portrait of Frank Kameny / produced by Ronald Gold. (CD)

    Militant gay activist, Dr. Franklin Kameny, discusses his personal life, ideas, and aspirations.

    $17.95

  • A Portrait of Oscar Wilde

    A two-part dramatization of the life of the poet and playwright, based on his letters, the writings of his wife, his friends, and his biographers. Written by Ruth Hirschman, produced by Michael Dayton.

    Recorded on Ocotber 10, 1963.

    $28.50

  • A possible hell on Staten Island : liquid natural gas (LNG) storage tanks are dangerous (CD)

    Three Staten Island residents, Frank Pacifico, Bernard Dacue, John Quinn and a reporter for the Staten Island Register, Joe Quelin, discuss with Nick Egleson their opposition to a tank farm for LNG – Liquid Natural Gas – near their homes. The dangers are unquenchable fires and explosions, and the benefits seem to be only in the form of profits for the four international corporations involved in the operation. They include the Cabot Corporation and the national oil company of Algeria.

    $17.95

  • A PROBLEM OF STRATEGY / Alan Watts (CD)

    A PROBLEM OF STRATEGY / Alan Watts. – SERIES: Philosophy : east and west no.18| Series of talks on the influence of Eastern philosophy on western culture.RECORDED: 1960. BROADCAST: KPFA, 1960.

    $17.95

  • A Professionsal Psychoanalyst / Dr. Ben Weininger

    Psychoanalyst discusses his life and career.

    $17.95

  • A Question of justice / written by Susan Glaspell ; produced by Virginia Maynard and Charles Levy (Episode 12 of 14) (CD)

    Reading of a short story about a woman on trial for the murder of her husband. Although advertised in the KPFA Folio as “A question of justice,” this is actually a short story called “A jury of her peers,” written by Susan Glaspell around 1916. This is the twelfth episode of the fourteen-episode series produced and broadcast on KPFA by Virginia Maynard and Charles Levy from 1958 to 1959. The series was written and directed by Virginia Maynard and produced by Maynard and Chuck Levy, narrated by Levy, and engineered by David Talcott. It was funded in part by the Educational Television and Radio Center in Ann Arbor and distributed nationally by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.

    $17.95

  • A Question of survival / produced by Robert Leppzer. (CD)

    Interviews with survivors of the Hiroshima bombing, and anti-nuclear speeches by Philip Berrigan, Daniel Ellsberg, and Dick Gregory.|A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL / produced by Robert Leppzer. – Program contains interviews with survivors of the Hiroshima bombing and anti-nuclear speeches given at a rally by Philip Berrigan, Daniel Ellsberg, and Dick Gregory. Interviews are in Japanese and English. Includes music mixed in. – BROADCAST: 1978?

    $17.95

  • A Readymade for Marcel Duchamp / by David Ossman. (CD)

    Documentary biography of Duchamp’s life and work.

    $17.95

  • A Reply / Corliss Lamont and Clark Foreman. (CD)

    Discussion.

    $17.95

  • A Report On The Conspiracy In Chicago In 1968 (CD)

    A Report On The Conspiracy In Chicago In 1968| Produced by WBAI| Recorded on April 15, 1979. Includes tape excerpts from 1968. – CONTENT: Program aired on WBAI and includes a report on the conspiracy in Chicago in 1968. Soundbites of Abbie Hoffman, Allen Ginsberg, Paul Krassner, and Dave Dellinger. Art Goldberg covers the park and the un-birthday party. Abbie and the others thought up. Reports on demonstrators climbing the 1864 statue. Song of Bob Dylan’s, Maggie’s Farm. Roger Black and Steve Booksheller’s coverage. Dellinger talks about the trial and the judge’s rulings and William Kunstler who was ordered to jail on false charges. – Broadcast on April 15, 1979.

    $17.95

  • A Report on the Weatherman faction of S.D.S. / reported by Bernadine Dohrn. (CD)

    A tape originally presented to the Chicago Bureau of the New York Times by Bernadette Dohrn, later arrested for her underground activities.

    $17.95

  • A Retrospective on radical feminism / produced by Moira Rankin and Deborah George.

    A documentary that looks at the development of ideas that shaped the radical women’s movement, mainly focusing on the movement in the 1970s. Includes bits of movie soundtracks, speeches and interviews with the women who made history. Topics covered in the program are women and labor unions in the early 20th century, the return to the home after WWII, women in the civil rights movement, the New Left and the beginning of the autonomous women’s movement, the formation of women’s liberation groups, the emergence of radical lesbian groups such as the Furies, the United Nations International Women’s Year Conference of 1977, feminist health clinics and other women’s centers, organizing women household workers, grand jury investigations of members of the women’s movement, racism within the women’s movement. Among those voices heard are Alix Kates Shulman, Fannie Lou Hamer, Leslie Cagan, Cynthia Funk, Joan Byron, Betty Friedan, Carol Downer, Gerri Traina, Edith Barksdale Sloan, Jill Raymond, Donna Keck, and Cynthia Washington. Produced by Moira Rankin and Deborah George. A presentation of the Sophie’s Parlor Media Collective.

    $17.95

  • A Revolution in design / Buckminster Fuller. (CD)

    Presentation of a metaphysical rather than a scientific understanding of the human mind.

    $17.95

  • A Secular Celebration of Passover

    A celebration of the Freedom Festival of Passover through song and word.

    $17.95

  • A Series from A to Z (part A) / SunRa, Cecil Taylor, and Sir Charles Abramson ; produced by Senga Nengudi Fittz. (CD)

    Last of two programs comprised of conversations with SunRa, Taylor and Abramson, propagators of bolimia which is a metaphor for exploring the nature of creativity through the self-relection of Negro jargon. This is a three part conversation on life, death and the fear of living which explores how to handle the death of a loved one, the despair of those who fear living, and an affirmation of life and a prescription for living.|A SERIES FROM A TO Z (PART A) / SunRa, Cecil Taylor, and Sir Charles Abramson| produced by Senga Nengudi Fittz. SERIES: Mouth to mouth : conversation on being| no. 2 Last of two programs conprised of conversations with SunRa, Taylor and Abramson, propogators of bulemia which is a metaphor for exploring the nature of creativity through the self-reflection of Negro jargon. This is a three part conversation on life, death and the fear of living which explores how to handle the death of a loved one, the despair of those who fear living, and an affirmation of life and a prescription for living. BROADCAST: 1989.

    $17.95

  • A Service of prayer, repentance and commitment / moderated by Rabbi Gordon. (CD)

    Actuality of a service held to present America’s role in the Vietnam War.|A SERVICE OF PRAYER, REPENTANCE AND COMMITMENT / moderated by Rabbi Gordon. – Actuality of a service held to present America’s role in the Vietnam War. – RECORDED: Manhassat Friends Meeting House, 2 Apr. 1968. BROADCAST: WBAI, 19 Apr. 1968.

    $17.95