Episode

Actuality of student protest against new campus rules at University of California, Berkeley. pt.1. Burton White reads ASUC petition about privileges; Pickard talks about sitting at tables; Mario Savio says not to give up student names; Burton White describing tables going up around Sproul Hall; students speaking; the arrest of Jack Weinkey -- pt.2.

Dorothy Healey moderates a panel discussion on the current state of the Women's Liberation movement, Socialist Feminism, and Women's educational programming, among other topics, with Barbara Dudley with the Berkeley-Oakland Women's Union, Maria Ramos of the Socialist School of the New American Movement, Jan Breidenbach of the Los Angeles New American Movement, and Diane Horowitz

Barbara Cady interviews British animal trainer Pat Derby (1942-2013) about her book "The lady and her tiger."

Poet Siv Cedering (Fox) reads selections of her poetry. Siv Cedering Fox was born in Sweden, has lived in the United States for many years, and writes in English and Swedish. She is the author of three books of poetry: Cup of cold water, 1973; Letters from the island, 1973; Mother is, published by Stein and Day, 1975.

Anne Fremantle speaks to Dr. Lewis Thomas about biological death. Thomas was the president of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and author of Lives Of A Cell.