Non Pacifica Programming

Peace to the frifilites / produced by Mark Sawyer and Jay Reel.

Series of original short stories, as told by Sawyer and Reel's central character, an old morgue attendent named Chett Chetter.|PEACE TO THE FRIFILITES / produced by Mark Sawyer and Jay Reel. - SERIES: Tales from the morgue| no.

The Frifilites live life in constant fear. These six inch creatures are defenseless against the tyrannical reign of the Master Contipator. Help, however, arrives from planet earth in the person of Gale Taylor. After the Frifilites save Taylor from death, he returns the favor by attempting to end the rule of the Master Constipator.

Elmer vs. the mutant mole rats / produced by Mark Sawyer and Jay Reel.

Series of original short stories, as told by Sawyer and Reel's central character, an old morgue attendent named Chett Chetter.|ELMER VS. THE MUTANT MOLE RATS / produced by Mark Sawyer and Jay Reel. - SERIES: Tales from the morgue| no.

Elmer Corn must rid Buluxie of an infestation of mutant mole-rats. The largest one stands 20 feet tall. Elmer uses all of his mental and physical energies to save his home town from these life threatening beings.

Elmer vs. the invaders / produced by Mark Sawyer and Jay Reel.

Series of original short stories, as told by Sawyer and Reel's central character, an old morgue attendent named Chett Chetter.|ELMER VS. THE INVADEERS / produced by Mark Sawyer and Jay Reel. - SERIES: Tales from the morgue| no.

Elmer Corn is confronted by hungry aliens, who are a sharpe contrast to Corn's wholesome attitude. The aliens have abducted several of Elmer's neighbors for food, and Elmer sets out to save them.

The Highway of death / produced by Mark Sawyer and Jay Reel.

Series of original short stories, as told by Sawyer and Reel's central character, an old morgue attendent named Chett Chetter.|THE HIGHWAY OF DEATH / produced by Mark Sawyer and Jay Reel. - SERIES: Tales from the morgue| no.

Elmer Corn is mysteriously transported into a dimension where the dead roam a highway. In this foreign world, Elmer must free the zombies from the evil rule of the demon Zelvous if he is to get back to his own world.

Forests forever : seeking a popular mandate / Robert Southerland.

Robert Southerland, principle author of California's recently defeated "Forests Forever" Initiative and litigation coordinator for the Environmental Protection Information Center, speaks about the pros and cons of the legislative approach to saving the forests.

National forest reform : saving the public forests / Roy Keene.

Talk by Roy Keene, long time forest worker-turned environmentalist. He recounts his personal journey from timber cruiser to activist.

A Midwinter feast / produced by Robert Lyons.

Cross-cultural celebration of the winter holidays with a cappella song and folk theatre. Chanukah, Christmas and the Winter Solstice receive attention by Wild Rose, an a cappella duo; Befana, crone of the old year and maid of the new; and the Mid Winter monster.|A MIDWINTER FEAST / produced by Robert Lyons.

Hope, opportunity, and the C.I.A.'s secret wars / John Stockwell.

Talk by former CIA station chief John Stockwell which points to the historic opportunity for the United States to reduce defense spending following the end of the Cold War. Talk is followed by a question and answer session.

r.1. The Cold war is over, Stockwell argues, so the United States can begin defense cutbacks. This will only happen, however, if the public pressures the Senate to make it a priority. The CIA must become a major point for reduction, for its international opperations are no longer needed at the present scale.

American politics and spiritual democracy : what does the future hold? / Daniel Sheehan.

Talk by chief council for the Christic Institute, who examines the two schools of thought in the American Justice system: Utilitarian and Intuitive. The Utilitarian view attempts the greatest good for the whole, while the Intuitive approach attmpts the greatest good for the greatest number but includes something for the least well off.

Don't call them crack kids / produced by M. Nicole O'Shea.

Documentary which examines the stereotypes of "crack kids," who are thought of as wild, unteachable children who will require an enormous tax burden to educate. The sensationalistic terminology does not describe the causes of their problems, and masks maternal abuse of other drugs which contribute to their condition.

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