Non Pacifica Programming

Discussion of the legal questions raised by advances in reproductive technology. Examines opinions about the debate, from the courtroom to listener. First of three parts in a forum entitled Reproductive Laws for the 1990's, sponsored by the Women's Rights Litigation Clinic.|TIME LIMITS ON ABORTION : THE EMERGING DOCTRINE OF FETAL RIGHTS / Nan Hunter and Janet Gallagher.

Specialists in biology, public health, disability rights, and law explores the impact of reproductive technologies upon women and society. This is part one of two on the politicians of new reproductive technologies.|PARENTAL TESTING : IMPLICATIONS OF THE NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR WOMEN OF COLOR / Ruth Hubbard and Laurie Jefferson.

First of two programs comprised of conversations with SunRa, Taylor and Abramson, propagators of bolimia which is a metaphor for exploring the nature of creativity through the self-relection of Negro jargon, Fittz, a sculptor and performance artist, presents a "people composition," which explores Black artists.|DOUBLETHINK : DULEMIA / SunRa, Cecil Taylor, and Sir Charles Abramson| pro

Production of one of the five plays Beckett wrote specifically for the radio. Produced with a documentary about the play itself which features interviews with the actors performing in the series, as well as with Beckett and scholars--including Richard Elman.

Production of one of the five plays Beckett wrote specifically for the radio. Produced with a documentary about the play itself, which features interviews with the actors performing in the series, as well as with Beckett and scholars--including Richard Elman. This drama represents a collaboration between Beckett and late American composer Morton Feldman.