Non Pacifica Programming

Conversion from a war economy : Seymour Melman / produced by David Barsamian.

A talk by Seymour Melman, in which he traces how and why the United States' ability to be competitive in the world market has been eroded by its concentration upon a military economy since World War II.

No go area : Ireland, feminism and the armed struggle / produced by Padraigin McGillicuddy.

Documentary series which focuses upon contemporary Irish women's writing, from material recorded at an Irish Women's Symposium for writers and artists.

Mallact Chromaill : the curse of Cromwell / produced by Padraigin McGillicuddy.

Documentary series which focuses upon contemporary Irish women's writing, from material recorded at an Irish Women's Symposium for writers and artists. Commentary about the effects of colinization and genocide upon the Irish people.

Rare Air and Capercaille / produced by Elisabeth Perez-Luna and Len Perskie.

Performance music documentary. "Rare Air" combines bagpipes, percussion and bass to explore new ways of playing traditional Irish music. The group originated in Toronto, Canada. "Capercaille" brings together songs and instrumentation from Scottish folk traditions, but within a contemporary sound.|RARE AIR AND CAPERCAILLE / produced by Elisabethy Perez-Luna and Len Perskie.

The Question of Palestine : Edward Said / produced by David Barsamian.

Talk by the noted English professor from Columbia University, New York. He addresses the Palestinian perspective of the Middle East situation: historical dimensions of the Palestinian question; why Palestinian concerns have been ignored; and how Palestinians have become equated with terrorists.|THE QUESTION OF PALESTINE : EDWARD SAID / produced by David Barsamian.

World sounds / Connie Kieltyka.

Ongoing weekly program which introduces the work of leading performance artists, playwrights, new music composers, and radio producers who explore the creative potential of radio as an experimental medium.|WORLD SOUNDS / Connie Kieltyka. - SERIES: New American radio| no.

Kieltyka is a studio equivalent of watching high definition TV, a digital journey into soundscapes of the Third World. Kieltyka examines, in turn, Kenya, Nairobi, the Brazilian jungle, Hong Kong, and Nepal.

Oratorio : the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon / produced by Edward McMullan.

Documentary from music, poetry and interviews with journalists, witnesses and victims of the 1982 invasion of Lebanon. The program gives voice to the Palestinian perspective of the invasion, and calls for reconciliation based on an honest presentation of the facts.|ORATORIO : THE 1982 ISRAELI INVASION OF LEBANON / produced by Edward McMullan.

Turning the economic tide : conversion of the military economy / Jonathan Feldman ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Jonathan Feldman, author of Universities in the Business of Repression : the Academic Military Complex in Central America talks about the importance of economic conversion from a military to civilian economy, how it can be done, and the sources of resistance to those changes.|TURNING THE ECONOMIC TIDE : CONVERSION OF THE MILITARY ECONOMY / Jonathan Feldman.

Eastern Europe and U.S. investment / Josef Szajer ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano and Aleksei Stroganoff.

Josef Szajer, founder and head of the Association of Democratic Youth in Hungary, talks with Aleksei Stroganoff and Sue Supriano about changes in their countries, and what the future may bring, especially with regard to U.S. investment.|EASTERN EUROPE AND U.S. INVESTMENT / Josef Szajer. SERIES: Steppin' out of babylon| no.

What do we know about Central America, and how do we know it? / Allan Nairn ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Allan Nairn, a freelance journalist working in Central America since 1980, describes the violence of the military in both Guatemala and El Salvador, the role of the United States in supporting these government death squads, the limits of U.S.

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