Non Pacifica Programming

Performance by a troupe of Montreal radio artists who perform a spontaneous, noisy, and sometimes gross program as if they were kids. Created from materials collected in informal workshops, under the direction of Julia Loktev, they present pieces on: language, fattening words, blood-n-guts in elementary school.|DADABABIES / produced by Julia Loktev and Curiousear and Curiouser productions.

Talk by Dr. Olive Dickason, Professor of History from the University of Alberta, Canada. Dickason traces a general outline of Amerindian belief systems, and how they influence the Amerindian life ways. She recounts the personal power of the universe, with the world as a process and not simply a given.

Talk by Dr. Steven Glazier, Professor at the University of Nebraska, on early transreligious bias and perceptions immediatly after Columbus "discovered" the Americas, and the early efforts to Christianize Native Americans. Some anamistic relgions were recognized as "State" religions, but shamanism and healers resisted conversion.

Talk by Dr. G. Reginald Daniel, Professor of Portuguese and Brzilian studies at UCLA. Dr. Daniel begins by explaining the origin of the Harlequin as a poetic description of racial identity in Brazil, with each item of costum representing a group. He goes on to trace the suppression of African identity, and the glorification of Native identity, which created a complex heirarchy.

Four part series which examines child sexual abuse from the perspective of both abusers and survivors. The programs help the listener to identify child sexual abuse, its widespread nature, and its dire consequences upon society.|MOTHERS IN INCEST FAMILIES / produced by Dan Gediman and Jay Allison| hosted by Jim Angle.