Episode

Lesbian separation / hosted and produced by Ron Gold.

Three women who believe that lesbians can find their own identities by relating exclusively with other women discuss this view. The panelists discuss where on the spectrum of "lesbian separation" they currently find themselves and whether men and women can relate to each other in a patriarchal society.

Women of the Amazon / Janet Siskind ; interviewed by Viv Sutherland.

Viv Sutherland interviews Professor Janet Siskind of Rutgers University's Anthropology Department about her field work in the Amazon rainforest and her book "To Hunt in the Morning."

Motorcycle women / Dorothy Crouch and Linda Farin

Interview with Dorothy Crouch and Linda Farin, motorcycle activists and publishers of New York's first motorcycle newsletter "Motorcycle women" devoted solely to women. Hosted by Viv Sutherland. Previously cataloged as BC2613.

Latin American folk singer : Violeta Parra / produced by Carlos Hagen.

A biographical portrait of Chilean folk singer Violeta Parra (1917 - 1967). An activist and crusader for her art, she was considered in Latin America and in Europe as one of the most gifted folk singers and folk artists of the continent. Early in 1967, she committed suicide in Chile, her native country.

Think pink / Joan Goulianos and Hannah Wilke ; interviewed by Clare Spark (Episode 22)

Discussion of Hans Haacce's censorship in Koln, Germany.

The History of England / Jane Austen ; read by Penelope Dellaporta.

Penelope Dellaporta reads Jane Austen's "The history of England from the reign of Henry IV to the death of Charles I" (1791). Written when she was fifteen, Austen characterized the work as written "by a partial, prejudiced and ignorant Historian," and "N.B.: There will be very few dates in this history."

The Christo kid

Marilyn Hagberg interviews the controversial artist Christo (1935 - ) on the occasion of his Oakland Museum exhibition. Called the Cecil B. DeMille of conceptual art, Christo created "the most publicized work of art in the last decade," a 1300-foot nylon curtain stretched across a Rocky Mountain valley in Colorado.

Women in the Metropolitan Community Church / moderated by Ronald Gold.

Assistant Pastor Ann Montague of the Manhattan Metropolitan Community Church and three other women church members - Judy Miller, Charlene Taylor and Gail Zudeikis[sp?] -- discuss the Church, which professes a special ministry to the gay and lesbian community.

Lesbian sisters: August 5, 1975 - Witchcraft / produced by Judy Chunco and Jan Oxenberg.

This episode of the series "Lesbian sisters" is an examination of witchcraft. Produced by Judy Chunco, Mona ?, and Jan Oxenberg. Includes chanting, interviews with attendees of a coven gathering, and an interview with Z. Budapest of the Susan B. Anthony Coven, a feminist coven. Music by Barbara Mauritz, Maggie Bell and Lavender Jane.

Lesbian sisters: August 6, 1974

This episode of the series Lesbian sisters includes 1.--Conversation between women artists: writer Alice Bloch, painter Joy Franklin, filmmaker Jan Oxenberg, poet [L.J.]? Tessier, weaver and sculptor Jackie Weller. 2.--Evan Paxton reads a short story. Features songs by Judy Collins, Cris Williamson, Meg Christian and Laura Nyro. Produced by Evan Paxton.

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