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A Woman speaks / produced by Virginia Maynard and Charles Levy (Episode 2 of 14) (CD)

Dramatization of Anne Hutchison’s trial for non-orthodox religious activities in colonial Massachusetts. Episode two of the 14-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 and James Cano. The cast includes Charles Levy, Angela Goldsby, Virginia Maynard, Edwin Smith, Lynn Hoffman, William Mathison, Colin Edwards, Ernest Landauer and Theodore Hoffman. 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.

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A woman’s work : Linda Newlan (CD)

On Monday May 24th, C.J. Thompson interviews Linda Newland on sailing. She speaks of the role of women in sailing and how she gradually learned the different job tasks on the boat. She has sailed the Pacific coast, competed in several races to Hawaii, and sailed single handed in a race to Japan.

A Woman’s Work copyright for air.

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A Word to the wise : students and others / Inge Bell ; interviewed and produced by Barbara Dunlap. (CD)

Inge Bell, a college instructor, presents an introduction to Buddhist sociology, which is a new approach to self-knowledge through exercises and awareness. Includes readings from Tara Singh’s book “How to Raise a Child of God.” Inge Bell is the author of “The Book is Not Required.”|A WORD TO THE WISE : STUDENTS AND OTHERS / Inge Bell| interviewed and produced by Barbara Dunlap. – SERIES: New signals – Inge Bell, a college instructor, presents and introduction to Buddhist sociology, which is a new approach to self-knowledge through exercises and awareness. Includes readings from Tara Singh’s book “How to Raise a Child of God.” Inge Bell is the author of “The Book is Not Required.” – BROADCAST: KPFK, 19 May 1992.

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A Wrap-up on the Washington, D.C. moratorium

Report on the 1969 moratorium in Washington, D.C.

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A.K. COOMARASWAMY : “SAHAJA” / Alan Watts (CD)

A.K. COOMARASWAMY : “SAHAJA” / Alan Watts. SERIES: Philosophy : east and west no. 23| Series of talks on the influence of Eastern philosophy on western culture. RECORDED: 1960. BROADCAST: KPFA, 1960

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Aaron Kramer reads poems published in magazines and newspapers. (CD)

Poetry selections.|AARON KRAMER READS POEMS PUBLISHED IN MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS. – Poetry selections. – BROADCAST: WBAI, 17 Feb. 1961.

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Abbie Hoffman. (CD)

Political activist discusses his work.|ABBIE HOFFMAN. – Political activist Abbie Hoffman speaks about the anti-war movement and personal legal battles resulting from his activities. He starts by recounting his confrontation with Judge Julius Hoffman in Chicago. Yippies, he continues, must violate every law in the country in order to overthrow the corrupt system. Hoffman was raised to believe that we lived in the land of the free, but has found that generational difference prevent the true practice of that philosophy. Concludes with audience questions. Sensitive language. – RECORDED: at the University of Texas. BROADCAST: KPFK, 1970.

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Abe Rosenthal on the Pentagon Papers / introduced by Neal Conan. (CD)

Speech about the controversy over the Pentagon Papers.

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Aborted Pacifica National Board Meeting July 17, 2001 (CD)

Aborted Pacifica National Board Meeting July 17, 2001. [“In a major victory for activists fighting to save Pacifica, an Alameda County Superior Court judge upheld their request to prevent the Pacifica board from holding an ’emergency’ meeting…in which they planned to ‘elect’ replacement directors…the telephone conference to elect 5 new members…including former DC mayor Marion Barry, commedian-activist Dick Gregory, USC law professor Susan Estrich, James Ferguson and George Barnstone of Houston….Judge Ronald M. Sabraw did not accept the Pacifica’s claims that an ’emergency’ existed for the directors…” http://www.savepacifica.net/strike ] Note: This National Board meeting took place September 19, 2001 see PZ0461.

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Abortion : a matter of life and death / produced by Adi Gevins. (CD)

This is the second of thirteen episodes in this series. This program traces the legislative history of abortion regulation, featuring both pro and anti-abortion activists. This Program also examines the Supreme Court Roe vs. Wade case. Sponsored by the Pacifica Foundation and the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation with funding from the Deer Creek Foundation, St. Louis, Missouri, and the California Council for the Humanities, a state program of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Bicentennial Edition researched, edited, and produced by Adi Gevins; engineered by David Rapkin; Kathy McAnally, announcer. Original program produced by Laurie Garrett, 1982.

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Abortion : what now? / produced by Bob Kuttner and Nanette Rainone. (CD)

Examination of New York’s liberal abortion laws which went into effect on July 1, 1970. This program asks whether women are better off now under the new laws, whether poor people can now get abortions in public facilities, and what health institutions are doing to prepare for the results of the new law. Includes interviews with Alfred Moran, executive vice president of Planned Parenthood; John Settle, president of Abortion Counseling Information and Referral Services; Sheila Doran, Women’s Abortion Project; Merle Goldberg, Women’s Abortion Project; and Frances Beal, Black Women’s Liberation activist.

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Abortion and social science / moderated by Mrs. Frances Hugle. (CD)

A panel from the Conference on Abortion and Human Rights held on January 9, 1966 in San Francisco under the auspices of the Society for Humane Abortion. Topics discussed include the liberalization of abortion laws, the economic justification for legalizing abortions, and abortion as a folk medicine practice. The panel comprises Dr.Lucile Newman, Ph.D, anthropologist at UC Berkeley; Dr. Don Gibbons, professor of sociology at San Francisco State College specializing in criminology; and Dr. Frank Hovell, clinical psychologist and graduate student at UC Berkeley in the Masters of Public Health program and founder of the South Texas Planned Parenthood Center. The moderator is Frances Hugle, professor of chemistry at Santa Clara University. Technical production by Dan McClosky.

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Abortion and the medical profession / moderated by Harry Giaretto. (CD)

Harry Giaretto moderates this panel from the Conference on Abortion and Human Rights held January 9, 1966, in San Francisco under the auspices of the Society for Humane Abortion. Dr. Mildred Ash, Dr. Leona Bayer, Dr. Neal Blumenfeld, and Dr. William Marsh discuss the legal and moral controversy surrounding abortion.

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