Non Pacifica Programming

Struggle of the Maori / interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Hinewhare Harawire, a Maori woman from Aotearoa (New Zealand), discusses the indigenous people of that land.

Pan Am flight 103 and the Iran-Contra scandal / produced by David Emory.

Documentaries which explore the apparent role of the December, 1989, terrorist bombing of Pan Am flight 103, and the coverup of the Iran-Contra scandal.

r.1. pt.1. Overall hypothesis of the relationship between the dismissal of charges against Oliver North and the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 (12:45) ; pt.2. Attempts by Iran-Contra special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh to secure documents concerning the Erria arms deal (12:50) ; pt.3. Explosive technology used to bomb flight 103 was supplied by the CIA (12:51) ; pt.4.

Best of New Orleans, live! / produced by Robert Lyons.

Two hour special from highlights of "New Orleans, Live!" series. A compilation of features, sound portraits and essays about New Orleans music and lifestyles. Music covers African, Cajun and other genres, and includes performances by: Ellis Marshalis, The Might Clouds of Joy, Ephat Mujuru of Zimbabwe, John Delafost, Bruce Daigrepont's Cajun Band, and others.

The Creation story / produced by Rich McClear.

Short interviews on the begininngs of KRAB, KBOO, KDNA, WLNV, KBDY, KOPN, KAXE, and WAIF. NFCB staff members Tom Thomas, Terry Clifford, and Bill Thomas talk about KDNA and how it differed from early Pacifica stations. Includes some of KDNA's last broadcast.

The Struggle for free expression / produced by Rich McClear.

Focus on the efforts of KPFA, WBAI, and KRAB to maintain an open mike policy inspite of McCarthyism, Communist politics, national security, and obscenity charges.

AIDS : epidemic or weapon of war? / produced by David Emory.

Documentaries which explore evidence that the AIDS epidemic may be the result of biological warfare experiments in the United States. Emory presents political, scientific, and medical evidence about genetic engineering experiments which produce disease.

r.1. pt.1. A history of U.S. biological warfare programs : WWI Japanese biological research (14:18) ; pt.2. Japanese biological warfare research incorporated into U.S. national security establishment (13:31) ; pt.3. Use of unknowing American citizens as experimental subjects (13:00) ; pt.4. Pioneer of biological weapons : Dr. Cornelius Rhoads (12:22) ; pt.5.

Alicia de Garcia : El Salvador / interviewed by Karen Wald.

Salvadorian mother discusses her activities in the Mothers Committee of Murdered and Disappeared.

Native Americans speak / Dennis Banks, Russ Redner, and Ken Loud Hawk ; produced by Michael Sroufe.

A history of Native Americans and information about the FBI on the Pine Ridge reservation, South Dakota; music by Leonard Crow Dog.

Norman Lear takes on the religious right / recorded by Richard Mahler.

Speech warning against the political clout of the Moral Majority and the Coalition for Better Television.

Nearly a decade of war : Ruben Zamora talks about the future of El Salvador / hosted by Robert Foxworth.

Documentary series produced from interviews. Ruben Zamora, Vice President of the Democratic Revolutionary Front and a leader of the newly formed Democratic Convergence, talks about being an advocate for a peace and democracy in El Salvador.|NEARLY A DECADE OF WAR : RUBEN ZAMORA TALKS ABOUT THE FUTURE OF EL SALVADOR / hosted by Robert Foxworth.

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