Non Pacifica Programming
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Celia Sanchez / Tete Puebla ; interviewed by Karen Wald.
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Michael Hoenig and Yanni : space music / produced by John Diliberto and Kimberly Haas.
Weekly radio documentary which explores the merging of music and technology. Synthesists Michael Hoenig an Yanni, from Germany and Greece, respectively, make electronic space music in the style of their countrymen, Tangerine Dream and Vangelis.|MICHAEL HOENIG AND YANNI : SPACE MUSIC / produced by John Diliberto and Kimberly Haas. – SERIES: Totally wired : III|…
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Struggle of the Maori / interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.
Hinewhare Harawire, a Maori woman from Aotearoa (New Zealand), discusses the indigenous people of that land. A board member of the International Indian Treaty Council, she talks about the struggle of her people to have nations honor the original treaties with the British colonizers, their efforts to have land returned, and a desire to support…
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Voter education / Ed Brown ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.
Ed Brown, Director of the Voter Education Project which is based in Atlanta, Georgia, reflects on the course of the Civil Rights movement, and speaks about the work of the Voter Education Project and the situation in the country in terms of gains from the movement, especially in the South.|VOTER EDUCATION / Ed Brown| interviewed…
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The Militant muse / produced by Beth Friend and Charles Potter for Radio Arts ; narrated by Jill Eikenberg.
Activist women in the arts: Meridel Le Sueur, Jane Dudley, Emily, and Myra Page Markey. Their involvement in Agit Prop, the Federal Theater Project, and other art in the ’30s.|THE MILITANT MUSE / produced by Beth Friend and Charles Potter for Radio Arts| narrated by Jill Eikenberg. – SERIES: Grandma was an activist| no. 6…
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War tax resistance / Susan Quinlan and Tim Tieschnick ; produced by Sue Supriano.
Susan Quinlan and Tim Tieschnick, of the Northern California War Tax Resistance, talk about the motivation and goals of war tax resistance, and what the consequences have been for them. They discuss how 60% of United States taxes go toward military purposes, and how their response is civil disobedience in which they withhold a portion…
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World law and order / produced by Doug Honig and Jon Lindemann.
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It seemed important / produced by Rich McClear.