Non Pacifica Programming

The Importance of Buddhism in the west / Helen Tworkov ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Ongoing public affairs program which features interviews with people from the world's political, social and economic hot spots.|THE IMPORTANCE OF BUDDHISM IN THE WEST / Helen Tworkov| interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano. - SERIES: Steppin' out of Babalon| no.

Helen Tworkov, auhtor of Zen In America and editor of a new Buddhist review, Tricycle, discusses that journal and the importance of Buddhism in the West at this time in world history.

Chernobyl and the Ukranian green movement / Joanna Macy ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Ongoing public affairs program which features interviews with people from the world's political, social and economic hot spots.|CHERNOBLE AND THE UKRANIAN GREEN MOVEMENT / Joanna Macy| interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano. - SERIES: Steppin' out of Babalon| no.

Professor Joanna Macy discusses her experiences as the guest of the Ukranian Green Movement on the 5th anniversay of the Chernobyl disaster. She describes the effects of the disaster, and her nuclear guardianship project. She explores the despair of the people, and her workshops which help people move from despair to activism.

Awakening our divine selves : west meets east / Andrew Harvey ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Ongoing public affairs program which features interviews with people from the world's political, social and economic hot spots.|AWAKENING OUR DIVINE SELVES : WEST MEETS EAST / Andrew Harvey| interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano. - SERIES: Steppin' out of Babalon| no.

Professor Andrew Harvey discusses his book, Hidden Journey : A Spiritual Awakening. The work recount's Harvey's introduction to a young East Indian women, Mother Meera, who becomes his guru. Harvey asserts that she is an incarnation of the Divine Mother. Patriarchy and linear thinking has created much of worlds problems.

Uncovering the hidden history of women / Max Dashu ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Ongoing public affairs program which features interviews with people from the world's political, social and economic hot spots.|UNCOVERING THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF WOMEN / Max Dashu| interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano. - SERIES: Steppin' out of Babalon| no.

Max Dashu is an historian and freelance teacher of international women's studies. In 1970 she founded the Supressed Histories Archives, and has utilized 8,000 slides to develop 37 slide shows which address regional and cross-cultural women's issues. She discusses exposing the hidden history regarding women and racism, and how she personally became involved in this work.

A Dream deferred : America's discontent and the search for a new democratic ideal / Philip Slater.

|A DREAM DEFERRED : AMERICA'S DISCOUNTENT AND THE SEARCH FOR A NEW DEMOCRATIC IDEAL. - Philip Slater, author of A Dream Deferred, says we have a misconception about democracy that equaates it to capitalism. Democracy is not simply political, it is a way of life.

Killing the spirit : higher education in America / Page Smith ; interviewed by Bob DeBolt.

|KILLING THE SPIRIT : HIGHER EDUCATION IN AMERICA / Page Smith| interviewed by Bob DeBolt. - Page Smith, an historian and author, discusses his book about contemporary education.

This way out : the international gay and lesbian radio magazine / produced by Greg Gordon and Lucia Chapelle.

Ongoing weekly newsmagazine which explores contemporary gay issues, as well as important past events in the gay-rights movement.|THIS WAY OUT : THE INTERNATIONAL GAY AND LESBIAN RADIO MAGAZINE / produced by Greg Gordon and Lucia Chapelle.

pt.1. NewsWrap / Greg Gordon and Cindy Friedman (6:05) -- pt.2. Impact of the Los Angeles uprising among the San Franciso gay and lesbian community : firing police chief Richard Honigsto / reported by Keith Clark (9:25) -- pt.3. The Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Veterans of America : formalizing the organization in Washington D.C. / reported by Bert Wylen (10:50).

Hate and vision : Norman Corwin and World War Two / produced by Ed Borgers.

Series explores the life and work of Norman Corwin, one of the foremost American writers of radio drama.

r.1. Interview with Norman Cousins, who provides a unique perspective about his long time friend and associate, Norman Corwin. His insights suprise Corwin scholars (30 min.) -- r.2. Rebroadcast of Corwin's radio drama, Could Be, which explores what should be done about NATO (59 min.).

The Odyssey of Runyon Jones / produced by Ed Borgers.

Series explores the life and work of Norman Corwin, one of the foremost American writers of radio drama.|THE ODYSSEY OF RUNYON JONES / produced by Ed Borgers. - SERIES: Invitation to Corwin| no. 3 - Series explores the life and work of Norman Corwin, one of the foremost American writers of radio drama.

Rebroadcast of what many people consider Norman Corwin's all-time favorite radio play, The Odyssey of Runyon Jones. The play follows the celestrial adventures of a small boy trying to find his lost dog in a universe that has had eternity to think up obstacles.

How Norman Corwin baited the hook / produced by Ed Borgers ; read by Charles Laughton.

Series explores the life and work of Norman Corwin, one of the foremost American writers of radio drama.|HOW NORMAN CORWIN BAITED THE HOOK / produced by Ed Borgers. - SERIES: Invitation to Corwin| no. 2 - Series explores the life and work of Norman Corwin, one of the foremost American writers of radio drama.

Performance and examination of Norman Corwin's radio drama, "Thomas Wolfe," which he considered his finest work. This piece demonstrates how Corwin experimented with the medium.

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