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  • About Malcolm X / moderated by Hakim Jamal. (CD)

    James Baldwin, Maggie Hathaway, Ernie Smith and Earl Anthony discuss the Black leader.|ABOUT MALCOLM X / moderated by Hakim Jamal. – James Baldwin, Maggie Hathaway, Ernie Smith and Earl Anthony discuss the noted Black leader. – BROADCAST: KPFK, 19 May 1968.

    $17.95

  • Abraham Lincoln Brigade Reunion / William Sennett interviewed by Dorothy Healey (CD)

    Rebroadcast of Dorothy Healey’s “Marxist commentary,” an interview with William Sennett (b. 1941), a veteran of the Spanish Civil War and activist, about his observations of political conditions and communism in Italy shortly after his visit for the Abraham Lincoln Brigade reunion.

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  • Accidents Will Happen / Produced by Alan Snitow and Aileen Alfandary (CD)

    Documentary on Three Mile Island nuclear reactor accident in March 1979. Contains actuality.|ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN / produced by Alan Snitow and Aileen Alfandary. – Documentary on Three Mile Island nuclear reactor accident in March, 1979. Contains statements by public relations men for the utility company (Metropolitan Edison), physicists, politicians, the President, and consumer advocates on what actually happened and what the results were. The last part of the program raises questions about the future use of nuclear power. – BROADCAST: KPFA, April, 1979.

    $17.95

  • According to Jerry Brown : Presidential issues for 1992 / recorded by Karole Selmon. (CD)

    Former California Governor Jerry Brown, Jr., speaks about his political agenda for the 1992 Presidential campaign. He addresses major social and political issues: Health care, education, child care, nuclear waste disposal, problems and solutions for the budget deficit, and how U.S.-U.S.S.R. relations have not been incorporated into a more progressive foreign policy.|ACCORDING TO JERRY BROWN : PRESIDENTIAL ISSUES FOR 1992 / recorded by Karole Selmon. – Former California Governor Jerry Brown, Jr., speaks about his political agenda for the 1992 Presidential campaign. He addresses major social and political issues: Health care, educatoin, child care, nuclear waste disposal, problems and solutions for the budget deficit, and how U.S.-U.S.S.R. relations have not been incorporated into a more progressive foreign policy. – RECORDED: Phoenix Bookstore, Santa Monica California, Nov. 1991.

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  • Acid and sociology (part 1 of 2) (CD)

    WBAI’s Bob Fried leads a panel discussion on how psychedelics, hallucinogenics and other related drugs are treated in contemporary society and on society’s view of the use and abuse of said drugs. Panelists are Dr. Donald B. Luria, from the New York County Medical Society Subcommittee on Narcotics; Dr. Ralph Metzner, editor of the Psychedelic Review; and poet Allen Ginsberg. Dr. Luria talks about the rise of opiate addiction in the United States. Dr. Metzner discusses the rise of drug addiction and the rise of psychedelic drug usage. Ginsberg reflects on the subjective phenomena associated with consciousness-expanding drugs. Ginsberg offers anthropological research on indigenous peoples’ opiate usage as a counter to the American medical establishment’s treatment of hallucinogenic drugs.

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  • ACLU Press Conference on SLA Raid 5-21-1974 Ramona Ripston (CD)

    ACLU Press Conference on Symbionese liberation army LA Raid 5-21-1974 Ramona Ripston.

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  • Across the western ocean (Episode 26 of 33, Part 1 of 2)

    British traditional singers John Roberts and Tony Barrand, along with Jeff Warner, Susan Warner and Davey Jones, sing sea shanties and tell stories of the Atlantic sailing packets of the late nineteenth century at WBAI’s Free Music Store in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. WBAI’s Barbara Oka introduces the program. Part 1 of this recording features the group performing Across the western ocean, New York girls, Eliza Lee, The Black ball line, The crayfish, The dreadnaught, The lowlands low, The flying cloud, Spanish ladies, The black cook, and Rolling home. Produced and recorded in stereo by WBAI’s Music Department on July 9, 1972.

    This recording was originally cataloged as BC0709.24A.

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  • Across the western ocean (Episode 26 of 33, Part 2 of 2)

    British traditional singers John Roberts and Tony Barrand, along with Jeff Warner, Susan Warner and Davey Jones, sing sea shanties and tell stories of the Atlantic sailing packets of the late nineteenth century at WBAI’s Free Music Store in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. WBAI’s Barbara Oka introduces Robert Makla from Friends of Prospect Park, who describes some points of interest in Prospect Park to the audience. The group performs Maggie May, Homeward and outward bound, Paddy West, The limejuice ship, Blow the man down, Heave away, me Johnnies, The banks of Newfoundland, and The seamen’s hymn. Produced and recorded in stereo by WBAI’s Music Department on July 9, 1972.

    This recording was originally cataloged as BC0709.24B.

    $17.95

  • Actors’ Equity Association awards Ed Asner the 1982 Paul Robeson Award (CD)

    The recording is an excerpt from the 1982 Equity Award Dinner with Ed Asner receiving that 1982 Paul Robeson Award. Fred O’ Neal, president of the Actor’s Equity Association, introduces the Paul Robeson Award. Nancy Marchand makes the presentation of the award. Asner’s speech acknowledges the great talent of Robeson, mentions those who helped, and contributions. Very graciously, he mentions his agent, Jack Fields, who was in Hollywood during the blacklist and how he put people to work.

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  • Actuality : the civil rights movement. (CD)

    Speeches, demonstrations, and police harrassment.|ACTUALITY : THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. – Speeches, demonstration, and police harrassment of demonstrators. – CONTENT: pt.1. Tear gas attack upon demonstrators — pt.2-7 Speeches — pt.8. Speech and montage report — pt.9. Sheriff yelling at demonstrators — pt.10. Water used to hose down students offering passive resistance. – BROADCAST: 196-?

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  • Actuality And On The Spot Interviews (CD)

    Actuality And On The Spot Interviews. – SERIES: The SLA shootout in Los Angeles| no. 1 – Actuality, interviews and analysis of the violent shootout between Los Angeles SWAT teams and SLA fighters. Reports by Ruth Hirschman, Ginny Roe, and Tim Rosenfeld. – BROADCAST: KPFK, 17 May 1974.

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  • Actuality of the San Francisco Film Festival. (CD)

    Speeches and presentations by film directors and actors to the festival audience.

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  • Adam Clayton Powell / chaired by Abraham Ribicoff. (CD)

    Actuality of Congressman Adam Clayton Powell’s testimony before the Senate subcommittee on executive reorganization examining social conditions in Black Harlem. Powell titled his testimony “Solving the Black urban crisis.” Within the speech, Clayton explains the term that he has coined, “Black power.” The committee was chaired by Senator Abraham Ribicoff, former governor of Connecticut. Bad buzzing hum through most of the recording.

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  • Adam Clayton Powell in Berkeley. (CD)

    Adam Clayton Powell delivers a speech to 4,000 students in the lower plaza of the Student Union at the Berkeley Campus of the University of California, recorded on Friday, January 12, 1968. Powell speaks about Black power, and he speaks against the Vietnam war.

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  • Adolpho Perez Esquival: Human Rights In The New Millenium (CD)

    Adolpho Perez Esquival: Human Rights In The New Millenium. Speech recorded February 20, 2001. Argentinian architect, sculptor and human rights leader who in 1980 was awarded the Nobel Peace prize. He ran the organisation Servicio Paz y Justicia, with the aim of promoting fundamental human rights based exclusively on non-violence. Note: Speech is in Spanish with Translation.

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  • Adrienne Rich (CD)

    Poet Adrienne Rich (1929 – 2012) reads selections from her own works, “Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Law” (first pub. 1962, re-printed by W.W. Norton, 1967) and “Necessities of Life” (published 1966). Poems read include: Snapshots of a daughter-in-law, Antinous: the diaries, Novella, The corpse plant, After dark, and Halfway. Produced by Mimi Weisbord Anderson.

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