Non Pacifica Programming

Brian Eno : ambience and art / produced by John Biliberto and Kimberly Haas.

Weekly radio documentary which explores the merging of music and technology.

We are the historians : the G.I. revolt / produced by Kent Paterson and Louis Head.

Documentary which examines the G.I. resistance to the Vietnam war. Explores soldier organizations formed during the 1960's and 70's (such as the Movement for a Democratic Military, American Serviceman's Union, and Concerned Officer's Movement) which protested the war and conditions within the military.

World law and order / produced by Doug Honig and Jon Lindemann.

Oral history from interviews on efforts to form an international judicial system to avoid war. Examines arbitration courts, the League of Nations, a treaty outlawing war, and the United Nations.

A Panamanian story of activism / Esmeralda Brown ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Esmeralda Brown, a Panamanian national, is the coordinator of the Women's Workshop in the Americas. She discusses her work with women, the U.S. invasion of Panama, and her recent visit to SERPA (Service for Peace and Justice in Latin America).|A PANAMANIAN STORY OF ACTIVISM / Esmeralda Brown. SERIES: Steppin' out of babylon| no.

The Democratic party : what now? / hosted by Robert Foxworth.

Documentary series produced from interviews. Talks by two national leaders of the Democratic Socialists of America from a public discussion in Los Angeles, about the future direction of the Democratic party. Features journalist Harold Meyerson and author and columnist Barbara Ehrenreich.|THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY : WHAT NOW? / hosted by Robert Foxworth.

Towards a more perfect union : will government trusteeship "save" the teamsters? / hosted by Robert Foxworth.

Documentary series produced from interviews. Ken Paff, organizer for the Teamsters for a Democratic Union (TDU), talks about the U.S. government lawsuit under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), that will put the union under government trusteeship.|TOWARDS A MORE PERFECT UNION : WILL GOVERNMENT TRUSTEESHIP "SAVE" THE TEAMSTERS? / hosted by Robert Foxworth.

U.S. intelligence agencies and mind control / produced by David Emory.

Documentaries about U.S. intelligence agencies and the military's use of mind control techniques in covert operations. Includes an interview with a government assassin who discusses the use of mind control in covert operations.

r.1. pt.1. Use of memory erasing techniques to enforce military secrecy : assassinations (12:18) ; pt.2. National Security establishment controls the President (12:47) ; pt.3. U.S. security procedures used to maintain technological superiority over other countries (13:20) ; pt.4. Using mind control to help program assassins and to induce POW's to divulge information (12:52) ; pt.5. U.S.

Organizing household women / Jenny Del Carmen Hurtado ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Jenny Del Carmen Hurtado, a founding member of the Latin American and Caribbean Confederation of Household Workers, relates how she organized and what organization means for members of the Confederations. Jacqueline Bradley from the Third World Women's Project translates from Spanish.|ORGANIZING HOUSEHOLD WOMEN / Jenny Del Carmen Hurtado| interviewed by Sue Supriano.

Putting it on the line : the story of Jack Ryan and the F.B.I. / hosted by Robert Foxworth.

Documentary series produced from interviews. Ryan, an FBI agent for over 20 years, discusses his stand against harassment of peaceful opponents of Federal Government policies in Central America.

Terrorizing the environmental movement / Judy Bari ; interviewed by Dennis Bernstein.

Environmental activist Judy Bari discusses the dangers she has encountered because of her outspoken environmentalist opinions. She relates a near fatal bombing incident in 1991, during Earth First efforts to prevent old growth logging.

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