Non Pacifica Programming

The Flight of Lindbergh : a radio cantata / Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill.

A music/theatre festival German radio program, originally written in 1929, presents a 35 minute cantata which represents an early collaboration between the playwrite Bertolt Brecht and composer Kurt Weill. The programs salutes Charles Lindbergh's historic 1927 trans-Atlantic flight, with the chorus celebrating the triumph of the human spirit.

We are not a New York suburb : Latino poetry in Philadelphia / produced by Frances Negron-Muntaner.

Documentary on the politics of Latino writers in th e United States. The material is drawn from the search of one writer to find community among Philadelphia's Latino authors. The programs examines issues such as: language, exclusion, Latino identity, aesthetics and the creative process.

Heat / written and produced by Janice Friedman ; directed by Melissa Ford.

Radio drama in one act in which two young men who have always done everything together, Stan and Peter, quit their jobs and start their own business. The drama takes place in their unheated apartment in Duluth, Minnesota, on a January day, where they begin to question if they should do everything together.|HEAT / written and produced by Janice Friedman| directed by Melissa Ford.

December's child : Chumash mythology / proudced by Faith Wilding and Everett Frost.

Stories reconstructed from anthropological field notes, sacred games, and contemporary Indian gatherings, are combined to form documentaries, features, and dramas on themes from indigenous American culutres.|DECEMBER'S CHILD : CHUMASH MYTHOLOGY / produced by Faith Wilding and Everett Frost.

r.1. Radio dramatization of Old Woman Momoy and her Grandson, an initiation story told by the Chumash Indians of Santa Barbara. The dramatization employs a full Native American cast, and uses music created on authentic reconstructions of Chumash instruments (30 min.) -- r.2. Radio dramatizations of Chumash stories about the trickster-shaman Coyote.

The C.I.A. and L.S.D. / produced by David Emory.

Documentaries about U.S. intelligence agencies and the military's development and popularization of LSD for their own purposes.

r.1. pt.1. The influence of the CIA on the cultural and intelligence figures who helped popularize the use of LSD in the 1960's (13:36) ; pt.2. Captain Al Hubbard as an agent : Humphrey Osmond, Aldous Huxley, Louis Jolyon West and Jack Ruby (13:39) ; pt.3. Louis Jolyon West's work on LSD for the CIA : Aldous Huxley, Ken Kesey, Timothy Leary (12:44) ; pt.4.

Unfriendly Fire : Lesbians and Gays in the Military / produced by Bert Wylen.

Documentary which examines the contributins of homosexual and bisexual United States military personel from World War II through the Persian Gulf War. According to the Uniform Code of Military Justice, homosexuality is incompatible with military service, but the Pentagon admits that sexual preference has no bearing on job performance.

Unfolding the stone : making and unmaking history and language / Terence McKenna ; introduced by Timothy Leary.

Talk which explores the development of western civilization within a broader context of humanity.

The Greening of the silver screen / David Zucker and Scott Denman ; hosted by Leslie Baer-Brown.

Series which explores environmental problems and solutions from around the world.|THE GREENING OF THE SILVER SCREEN / David Zucker and Scott Denman| hosted by Leslie Baer-Brown. - SERIES: Earthwatch| no. 16 Series which explores environmental problems and soltuions from around the world.

David Zucker, film writer and director, talks about the development of the environmental messages in his new movie "Naked Gun 2 1/2," and the trend in Hollywood toward movies with social messages.

Wasting away : contending with America's runaway refuse / Bill Leonidas and Ed Barnes ; hosted by Leslie Baer-Brown.

Series which explores environmental problems and solutions from around the world.|WASTING AWAY : CONTENDING WITH AMERICA'S RUNAWAY REFUSE / Bill Leonidas and Ed Barnes| hosted by Leslie Baer-Brown. - SERIES: Earthwatch| no. 15 Series which explores environmental problems and soltuions from around the world.

Dr. Ed Barnes, Director of the LandLab Regenerative Studies Project at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, discusses waste strategies for the future.

You and the great outdoors : safe approaches to enjoying the natural environment / Cliff Benton and Jim Doty ; hosted by Leslie Baer-Brown.

Series which explores environmental problems and solutions from around the world.|YOU THE THE GREAT OUTDOORS : SAFE APPROACHES TO ENJOYING THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT / Cliff Benton and Jim Doty| hosted by Leslie Baer-Brown. - SERIES: Earthwatch| no. 14 Series which explores environmental problems and soltuions from around the world.

Survivalists Cliff Benton and Jim Doty talk about wilderness safety and survival. Their concerns are raised owing to increased recreational camping and hiking, and the increased number of missing recreationalists. They explain simple survival concepts that even casual campers should understand, for they could save your life.

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