Non Pacifica Programming

Rekindling a spirit / produced and directed by Nan Rubin and Benjamin Shapiro.

Two part series which traces the origins and history of Jewish communities in New Mexico.|REKINDLING A SPIRIT / produced and directed by Nan Rubin and Benjamin Shapiro. - SERIES: The Hidden Jews of New Mexico| no.

Documentary from personal narratives on the present-day descendants of Jewish exiles from the Spanish inquisition who fled to New Mexico as Catholics while practicing their religion in secret. Examines how the contemporary descendents find a renewed sense of history, a growing community, and a special pride in their unique religious and cultural identity.

Searching for the buried past / produced and directed by Nan Rubin and Benjamin Shapiro.

Two part series which traces the origins and history of Jewish communities in New Mexico.|SEARCHING FOR THE BURIED PAST / produced and directed by Nan Rubin and Benjamin Shapiro. - SERIES: The Hidden Jews of New Mexico| no.

Examines the theory that the earliest settlers of New Mexico were really Jewish exiles forced to become Catholics by the Spanish inquisition in 1492. They have continued to pass down Jewish rituals in secret, and still carefully hide their true identity from the general population.

Sustainable agriculture and appropriate technology / Michael Moore ; interviewed by Bob DeBolt.

Michael Moore, a teacher of sustainable agriculture in Guatemela, discusses how sustainable agriculture uses natural resources for farming while returning to the soil and land what was taken. The approach takes the entire ecosystem into consideration, pointing out the high cost and long term harmfull effect of chemical pesticides.

Trans-voices / produced by Ray Gallon.

Series of short audio spots which are part of an international multi-media collaboration featuring over 50 American and French artists who have been commissioned to address the rapidly changing world order in short audio and video pieces. The works will coincide with hundres of billboard installations in the subways of New York and Paris.|TRANS-VOICES / produced by Ray Gallon.

Breaths at the summit / Bernard Heidsiek (1:19) -- By myself and with others / Michel Musseau (1:18) -- Cu Lu Lu / Charles Amirkhanian (1:16) -- All life is sacred / Peggy Berryhill (1:20) -- Haiti Taxi / Sir Ali (1:26) -- Who we are / Chris Burke (1:17) -- "untitled" / Ghedalia Tazartes (1:19) -- Citizens / Zap Mama (1:18) -- How to pronouce 'the new world order' / Gregory

The Vietnam era / produced by Judith Ehrlich.

Three part series which traces the history of conscientious objection to war in the United States, from the early Quakers up through the Gulf War.|THE VIETNAM ERA / produced by Judith Ehrlich. SERIES: Against the tide : those who refuse to fight| no.

Examines conscientious objectors and draft resistance which, for the first time, became mass resistance.

Who rules America / G. William Domhoff ; interviewed by Daniel Faber.

G. William Domhoff, author of "Who Rules America," "The Powers That Be," and "The Higher Circles," discusses the power structure that rules the United States. Domhoff covers how the establishment operates and perpetuates itself, who the power elite is, and how they influence public opinion, policies, and decision making.

Wealth addiction and the emotional meaning of money / Philip Slater ; interviewed by Bob DeBolt.

Philip Slater, author of "The Pursuit of Loneliness," "Earthwalk," and "Wealth Addiction," discusses how the acquisition of money is the major addiction in our society. It begins at birth, and we grow up feeling empty and alienated. A basic lack of love leads to a feeling of inner emptiness, which people attempt to fill with money and things.

Sovereign to sovereign / hosted by Elaine Miles ; moderated by Rick West ; produced by Radio Smithsonian ; coordinating producer Peggy Berryhill.

Panel debate on the complex question of sovereignty, moderated by the head of the newest Smithsonian museum, the Nation Museum of the American Indian.|SOVEREIGN TO SOVEREIGN / hosted by Elaine Miles| moderated by Rick West| produced by Radio Smithsonian| coordinating producer Peggy Berryhill.

Panel will discuss the possibilities if Europeans and other immigrants to North America had negotiated with the indigenous peoples; if the differences would be good or bad; what this can teach us about the future.

Indian air-robics / hosted by Elaine Miles ; produced by Radio Smithsonian ; coordinating producer Peggy Berryhill.

A veriety of Native American music, comedy, and poetry.

Navajo singer / Sharon Burch -- Poetic Justice : poetry performance ensemble / Joy Harijo, John Williams, and Susan Williams -- Native American flutist / Fernando Cellicion -- Navajo fusion from Minnesota / Keith Scola.

Not bread alone : a conference on workers culture / producedby Moe Foner.

Recorded highlights from a conference which features people from unions, schools, colleges, the arts, as well as community groups.

Keynote address / Barbara Ehrenreich -- panel on film / Barbara Kopple, Michael Moore, Jacqueline Shearer -- panel on literature / E.L. Doctorow, Alice Childress, Helen Yglesias -- Art and working people / Ralph Fasanella -- Worker poets / Priarie Miller, social worker ; Donald Lev, taxidriver (reading of their works) -- New York City Labor Chorus.

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