Non Pacifica Programming

The White eagles : the Willie Colon Orchestra / produced by WGBH and WPFW.

Recordings from a music festival held in the Congo Square area of New Orleans, featuring music by Black performers which reflect the spiritual and cultural origins. This program first looks at The White Eagles, a famed Mardi Gras Indian group performing four traditional songs: Downtown, Mardi Gras Morning, Liza Jane, and Indian Red.

Daniel Schell and Univers Zero : electric chamber music from Belgium / produced by John Diliberto and Kimberly Haas.

Weekly radio documentary which explores the merging of music and technology. Daniel Schell and Univers Zero are two electric chamber ensembles creating a distinctive sound. Schell plays a new instrument called "The Chapman Stick," and his ensemble, Karo, creates a compelling minimalism with music box charm.

Kronos Quarter and Double Edge : changing chamber music / produced by John Diliberto and Kimberly Haas.

Weekly radio documentary which explores the merging of music and technology. The Kronos Quartet is reshaping classical music with their individualistic presentations and adventurous commissions. David Harrington, first violin, and Joan Jeanrenaud, cellist, discuss their work along with composers Terry Riley, Jon Hassell, Philip Glass and others.

Environmental disaster in Central America : who is to blame ? / Bill Hall ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

SPOCA (Environmental Project of Central America) member Bill Hall speaks about his visit to El Salvador in the summer of 1988. He explains the environmental damage occurring in Central America, and the role of the United States in the situation.|ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER IN CENTRAL AMERICA : WHO IS TO BLAME? / proudced by Sue Supriano.

The Arms blockade : American Friends Service Committee / produced by Sue Supriano.

David Hartsough, staff member of the American Friends Service Committee, speaks about the ongoing non-violent witness and blockade of arms shipments from Concord Naval Weapons Station to Central America, as well as other regions in the world.

The Nightcrawlers and Wavestar : children of space / produced by John Diliberto and Kimberly Haas.

Weekly radio documentary which explores the merging of music and technology. The Philadelphia-based "Nightcrawlers," and the British "Wavestar," represent the third generation of space music synthesists.

Van Impe / the Panther Players.

Comedy and political satire performed in songs and sketches by the Panther Players.|VAN IMPE / the Panther Program. SERIES: Panther program| no. 8 Comedy and political satire performed in songs and sketches by the Panther Players.

pt.1. Choral Majority -- pt.2. Commercial for media-mediated war in Vietnam -- pt.3. Say goodbye to the Whole Life Fair -- pt.4. Van Impe -- pt.5. "I Got a Person" -- pt.6. Van Impe -- pt.7. Enforce teenage birth control -- pt.8. Prayer report -- pt.9. PNN science watch -- pt.10. "Contraception Blues" -- pt.11. Van Impe -- pt.12.

U.S. ear : the new music review for radio, part 11 / produced by Frank Hoffman.

Radio newsmagazine about new music around the world. Features original musical compositions, as well as published CD's, cassettes, and LP's. Includes examples of computer music, improvisations, and performance art.|U.S. EAR : THE NEW MUSIC REVIEW FOR RADIO / produced by Frank Hoffman. Radio newsmagazine on new music around the world.

pt.1. San Francisco spotlight / Henry Kaiser, Chris Brown, members of the Rova Saxophone Quartet and Negative Land ; interviewed by Brooke Wentz -- pt.2. Computer music / Dan Forden and Carol Parkinson.

Tex-Mex, rock 'n' roll, and "no" to intervention : an interview with Joe King Carrasco / hosted by Robert Foxworth.

Documentary series produced from interviews. Robert Foxworth talks with Joe King Carrasco, a musician who mixes an accordion sound with rock 'n' roll riffs.

The Face of the Contra : Alolgo Calero and Edgar Chamorro / produced by the Other Americas Radio.

Documentary which explores the diversity of opinions held by those with firsthand experience in the Nicaraguan war. Calero, a member of the Contra leadership, defends the Contras. Chamorro, a former Contra leader argues (along with UCLA professor Bradford Burns) that the Contra's are primarily comprised of former Somoza National Guardsmen.

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