Non Pacifica Programming

Alaska genesis : an auditory profile / produced by Bill Fitzgibbons and Ken Gray.

A progressive view of Alaska, from its volcanic beginnings to the high technology of the oil pipeline. This program utilizes sounds from nature, native languages and ritual chants, and the pipeline communications network.|ALASKA GENESIS: AN AUDITORY PROFILE SERIES: New American Radio| no.

Embracing our many selves / produced by Sharon Almerigi and Barbara Dunlap.

Psychologists and voice dialogue creators discuss how to discover parts of ourselves. Includes music by Bill Davila.

Jazz and Toshiko Akiyashi / interviewed by Toni Lester.

Internationally renown female jazz artist--she is a composer, pianist, and band leader--discusses and performs her own work.

Objectivity or complacency / Saul Landau.

Journalist and filmmaker discusses media coverage of Central America. He relates his own television documentary experiences, work in Cuba, and structure of the media, and the issue of "National Security."

Crosswired : U.S. media and Central America / Mercedez Lynn D'Uriarte.

Journalist and media researcher discusses how United States media covers Central American affairs. He examines corporate ownership of both print and broadcast media, and its impact on what the media covers. He also looks at past and possible future government influences on the media.

Quietly eating radioactivity / Rosalie Bertell ; produced by Joanna Karl.

Compilation of lectures and interviews with radiation expert Dr. Rosalie Bertell. He explores the current dangers of radiation present in our environment, food supplies, an the sources of these contaminations.

Conditions at Fort Belknap / William "Snuffy" Main and Donavan Archambault ; interviewed by William Oandasan.

Main, A Gros Ventre tribal member, and Archambault of the Assinibone, discuss Native American water rights, the impact of the Grahm-Ruddman Act on Reservation economies which already suffer 95% unemployment, and other problems in Indian-United States government relations.

Censorship : U.S. coverage of Central America / Saul Landau.

Fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies speaks on how the mass media presents misinformation as fact when discussing United States involvement in Central America.

The Convention concludes / by Michelle Damico and Denise Jimenez ; produced by Yuri Rasovsky.

Dramatic recreation of radio news broadcasts covering the Constitutional Convention. This episode explores, through a "live broadcast," the last day of the Convention: a last minute attempt to persuade dissenters to sign, Washington airing his views, and interviews with Madison, Hamilton and Franklin.

Presidential resolution and the final obstacle : a Bill of Rights / by Michelle Damico and Denise Jimenez ; produced by Yuri Rasovsky.

Dramatic recreation of radio news broadcasts covering the Constitutional Convention. This episode explores the final shaping of the chief executive position, the issue of writting a clear document with a Committee of Style, and a report on the final draft of the Constitution. Also covers the refusal of three central figures to sign the new document without a Bill of Rights attached.

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