Non Pacifica Programming

The Reverend Charles Sherrod / produced by Iemanja Sibanye.

Reverend Charles Sherrod, a ministerial student in Virginia, traveled to Albany, Georgia, to work with the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in 1961. He helped organize mass demonstrations and was jailed several times by city officials.

The Reverend Fred Shuttleworth / produced by Iemanja Sibanye.

Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth gives a moving account of his challenge to Alabama segregationists Eugene 'Bull' Connor and Governor George Wallace.

The Reappearance of Christ : the master of wison / Benjamin Creme ; interviewed by Eric Schwartz and Elton Hall.

Benjamin Creme discusses the reappearance of Christ now and how he is not leading into armageddon, but to a new social, political, and economical world based in a spiritual age.

The Star wars controversy / produced by Ralph Steiner.

Documentary from interviews which explore the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI). Includes statements from officials representing the White House, the Pentagon, a major United States weapons laboratory, and SDI leadership. Program explores SDI's impact upon: arms control, U.S.-Soviet relations, the economy, and relations with other allies.

Thinking about the silent scream / produced by Pat Jaworski.

Isaac Asimov, Michael Bennett, Patricia Goldman, Clifford Grobstein, and Dominick Purpua speak on the importance of the brain to the quality of peronhood. The main issue is the development of the brain in the human fetus, particularly in relation to the abortion issue.|THINKING ABOUT THE SILENT SCREAM / produced by Pat Jaworski.

A Bridge to healing / Charles Clements ; produced by Eric Schwartz.

Dr. Charles Clements speaks about his trip to El Salvador with a delegation of Vietnam War veterans.

The Yellow wallpaper / by Charlotte Perkins Gilmore ; produced by Liz and David Cohen.

Reading of Charlotte Gilman's 1897 novel which explores the effects of sexist society on a female artist, and her resulting madness.

The Sanctuary movement : social responsibility and international law / Reverend John Fife, Karen Parker and Alan McCoy ; produced by Eric Schwartz.

Reverend John Fife, Minister of the Tucson Presbyterian Church, speaks on how he declared that Church as the first sanctuary for Central American refugees. Karen Parker discusses the implications of the sanctuary movement within international law. Alan McCoy discusses the Franciscan's role in the sanctuary movement. Includes statements of two Salvadorian refugees.

Korean small business / written and produced by Elaine Kim and Michael Yoshida.

An examinatin of the growth of Korean communities across the United States during the last 15 years; particularly, how professionally trained immigrants have been forced to open small business to stay alive.|KOREAN SMALL BUSINESS / written and produced by Elaine Kim and Michael Yoshida.

Sweatshop labor in Chinatown / written and proudced by JoAnn Mar.

An examination of the historical background and present conditions of Chinese garment workers.|SWEATSHOP LABOR IN CHINATOWN / written and produced by JoAnn Mar. - SERIES: Bamboo Radio| no. 2. An examination of the historical background and present conditions of Chinese garment workers.

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