Non Pacifica Programming

Crossroads / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective. Produced by independent producers and includes commentaries and reviews by established critics, artists, and writers.|CROSSROADS / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

pt.1. Navajo code talkers of World War II / Lex Gillespie (4:58) -- pt.2. The Comeback of Calypso / Randall Grass (4:00) -- pt.3. The Seneca Nation renews lease agreements with tenants of Salamanca / Malcom Howard (4:19) -- pt.4. Refusal of Black and Latino mortgage applications : red lining and mortgage lending / Tom Verde (5:56) -- pt.5.

Crossroads / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective. Produced by independent producers and includes commentaries and reviews by established critics, artists, and writers.|CROSSROADS / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

pt.1. The Dangers of fishing in toxic waters / Henri Sessions (5:23) -- pt.2. Bone : a novel written by a Chinese-American / Fae Myenne Ng ; reviewed by Alida Becker (3:25) -- pt.3. New course on Native American law at Stanford University / Steve Tokar (4:05) -- pt.4.

Crossroads / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective. Produced by independent producers and includes commentaries and reviews by established critics, artists, and writers.|CROSSROADS / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

pt.1. The impact of "crack babies" on schools and social services : a positive evaluation / David Sears (4:58) -- pt.2. Otherness and the world of perceptions and images / Leonard Pitts (3:03) -- pt.3. The 1990 Greyhound Bus lines strike : the final conclusion / David Isay (5:41) -- pt.4. National shortage of Hispanic doctors / Lex Gillespie (4:18) -- pt.5.

Crossroads / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective. Produced by independent producers and includes commentaries and reviews by established critics, artists, and writers.|CROSSROADS / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

pt.1. Innovative radio talk show opens the airwaves to inner city youth in San Francisco / Claire Greene (5:40) -- pt.2. Austin, Texas' regional music / commentary by Randall Grass (4:04) -- pt.3. Idaho's Coeur D'Alene tribe wants to clean up the toxic waste dump in their lake / Jyl Hoyt (4:40) -- pt.4.

AIDS in focus : the weekly news magazine / produced by Mike Alcalay and the AIDS Radio Network.

Weekly series which examines research, developments, and events involving the HIV virus, its transmission, and the AIDS epidemic.

AIDS in focus : the weekly news magazine / Produced by Mike Alcalay and the AIDS Radio Network.

Ongoing weekly series which examines research, developments, and events involving the HIV virus, its transmission, and the AIDS epidemic.|AIDS IN FOCUS : THE WEEKLY NATIONAL NEWSMAGAZINE : MAR 10, MAR 17, MAR 24, MAR 30, 1993 / Produced by Mike Alcalay and the AIDS Radio Network.

Never a man spake like this man : the Black preacher as artist / produced by Judy Moore Smith.

Documentary collage from interviews, sermons and discussions with preachers which reflect the traditions of African-American churches. Includes a sermon-like narration by Reverend Robert Pruitt, and includes congregational responses as well as church music.|NEVER A MAN SPAKE LIKE THIS MAN : THE BLACK PREACHER AS ARTIST / produced by Judy Moore Smith.

We can't think ill of the King / R.C. Cohen ; produced by Pamela Burton.

Robert Carl Cohen discusses his experiences as a filmmaker and writer, and how his work in countries where the state department has banned travel has lead to continual harassment by various United States agencies. He discovered the extent of the investigation of his life under the Freedom of Information Act.|WE CAN'T THINK ILL OF THE KING / R.C. Cohen| produced by Pamela Burton.

The First MASH unit / Howard Fast ; produced by Pamela Burton ; introduced by Natalie Robbins.

Howard Fast, author of The Immigrants and Spartacus, speaks about the first MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital) unit started in Touluse, and the time he spent in jail because of his affiliation with the Communist Party.|THE FIRST MASH UNIT / Howard Fast| produced by Pamela Burton| introduced by Natalie Robbins.

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 MAGAZINE / produced by Greg Gordon and Lucia Chapelle.

pt.1. Newswrap / Cindy Friedman and Brian Nunes (6:20) -- pt.2. Speakers, commentary and musical excerpts. Speakers featured include: Martina Navratilova, Lea Delaria, Larry Kramer, Sir Ian McKellan, Dorothy Hajdys, David Mixner, and Kani Ka'ahumanul (19:30).

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