Non Pacifica Programming

Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama, discusses the basic issues of his philosophy: full commitment to hamity. He argues that our basic one-ness and living together should be appreciated and done with affection and compassion.

Public affairs series which focusses upon people fighting injustice in the world. This is the first part of an interview with Christine Longaker, the director of the Hospice of Santa Cruz County. She shares some of her experiences in dealing with death and the dying process, helping people accept death's inevitablity.

Robert Crux, of the Tohono O'Ddham (Desert People) Nation of Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora, discusses his people, their life in Arizona and Mexico, his work with the International Indian Treaty Council, and efforts to end the desecration of Indian graves.|INDIAN ENVOY / produced by Sue Supriano. SERIES: Steppin' out of Babylon| no.

Randall Hayes, Executive Director of the Rainforest Action Network, discusses the importance of rainforests for the survival of many species and plants. He also explores who is destroying which forests, and for what reasons, as well as reporting of some success stories about stopping the destruction.|SAVING THE RAINFORESTS? / produced by Sue Supriano.

Dr. Ignacion Martin Baro, a Jesuit priest, professor, and Vice-President of the Interamerican Psychological Society, speaks on his survival of six death squad attacks, the psychological effects of repression, torture, and terrorism and what can be and is being done in the spirit of love and community to help victims of the squads.|EL SALVADOR : DEATH SQUAD SURVIVOR / produced by Sue Supriano.