Non Pacifica Programming

Crossroads / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective.

pt.1. Racial discrimination at Denny's Restaurants / Claire Greene (5:24) -- pt.2. Arabian jazz : Diana Abu Jaber's first novel / Alida Becker (3:43) -- pt.3. The Success of ethnic radio stations / Carol Gray (4:06) -- pt.4. Revitalizing Santa Ana Pueblo's agricultural past / Suzanne Sauseville (4:14) -- pt.5. Carry on the family legacy : Thelonious Monk, Jr.

Crossroads / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective.

pt.1. The Role of money sent home by immigrants in their hometown economy / Lex Gillespie (6:09) -- pt.2. Complaining about the cold weather / David Kellar (3:03) -- pt.3. Romeo and Juliet : an El Teatro Campesino E Indigena production / Karen Michel (4:50) -- pt.4. Community colleges and the fastest growing sector in higher education / Thomas Lalley (4:00) -- pt.5.

Crossroads / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective.

pt.1. A Victory in the fight against environmental racism : Globeville, Colorado / Scott Schlegel (5:11) -- pt.2. Growing up Native American : an anthology / reviewed by Alida Becker (3:38) -- pt.3. The Use of porcupine quills by a Native American artist : Eloise Hebewah Little / Jyl Hoyt (3:56) -- pt.4. Grenada : ten years later / Amina Hassan (5:13) -- pt.5.

Crossroads / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna.

Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective.

pt.1. The impact of Casino gambling upon Reservations after passage of the Indian Gaming Act of 1988 / Alex Fryer (5:14) -- pt.2. M-Base Collective : jazz artists join together / Randall Grass (4:11) -- pt.3. Pilot program for after school activities : something for latchkey kids / Kathryn Baron (5:04) -- pt.4. Economic impact of African American tourists / Ron Schachter (4:35) -- pt.5.

From genocide to resistance : the next 500 years / Winona LaDuke ; produced by David Barsamian.

Talk by Winona LaDuke, founding member of Women of All Red Nations and the Black Hills Alliance. She is also President of the Indigenous Women's Network. Ms. LaDuke presents the negative view of the Columbus Quincentennial by the Native American community.

Reflections of social justice / Cesar Chavez.

Talk by United Farm Workers' President Cesar Chavez on the role of boycotts in attaining greater social justice in American society. He begins by discussing the successful 1970 grape boycott which raised the consciousness of consumers to the health risks of grape production, as well as the plight of the migrant farm worker.

Dor v' Dor : from generation to generation / produced by Frances T. Slack and Ronald Light.

Documentary from interviews which examines the emergence of artistic and social indentity in two generations of klezmer performers, a form of Eastern European Jewish folk music. Henry Sapoznik, Joel Rubin, Ben Bazylor, Michael Alpert, and Alan Bern discuss their shared experiences in this musical tradition.

Iraq : a personal appeal / Barbara Lubin ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Ongoing public affairs program which features interviews with people from the world's political, social and economic hot spots.|IRAQ : A PERSONAL APPEAL / Barbara Lubin| interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano. - SERIES: Steppin' out of Babalon| no.

Barbara Lubin is the foudner and Director of the Middle East Children's Alliance, which raises money and medical aid for Iraqi children. She discusses what she saw in her trip to Iraq.

This way out : the international gay and lesbian radio magazine / produced by Greg Gordon.

Ongoing weekly newsmagazine which explores contemporary gay issues, as well as important past events in the gay-rights movement.|THIS WAY OUT : THE INTERNATIONAL GAY AND LESBIAN RADIO MAGAZINE / produced by Greg Gordon - Ongoing weekly newsmagazine which explores contemporary gay issues, as well as important past events in the gay-rights move

pt.1. Newswrap / Cindy Friedman and Mark Saccomano (10:40) -- pt.2. The Flirtations promo : a gay a capella group / Dave Buell (1:50) -- pt.3. Lesbian-gay pride month special.

Chile : free market economics on trial / Joe Collins ; interviewed by Bob DeBolt.

Joe Collins, co-founder with Frances Moore Lappe of the Institute for Food and Development Policy, discusses his lates book about Chile. According to the Reagan and Bush administrations, Chile is a success story following the path of the free market.

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