Episode

Poets Sotère Torregian and Diane Di Prima read their poems at a benefit performance for Heirs Magazine at Project Artaud in San Francisco on July 23, 1971, sponsored by the Neighborhood Arts Program. Torregian reads "Plebiscite" (the recording cuts in while his reading was in progress).

Columnist Harriet Van Horne (1920 - 1998) of the New York Post discusses her experiences as a woman in the print media and her opinions about women's liberation. Interview conducted by Danice Bordett.

A production concerned with feminism in rock music and rock culture. A moving analysis of the plight of female rock stars, groupies, and assorted "chicks" as reflected in lyrics, letters, and sketches. Written by Linda Eldon and Judy Parker and produced by the Women's Center for Feminist Theater for KPFK.

Frank Chin interviews Janice Mirikatani, the editor of Aion magazine, a journal of Asian-American writing; Joaquin Legaspi, a writer and activist who is on the faculty of the Asian Studies department at San Francisco State; and Momo Yashima, actor and member of the Brotherhood of Artists, a group of Asian-American artists who are protesting the casting of a Caucasian actor in a Japanese part in

The city of Berkeley's first Black mayor, Warren Widener (1938-2013) discusses how he hopes to implement his programs, the role of the police in the community, and providing aid for schools, among other subjects. This interview with Al Silbowitz and Elsa Knight Thompson was broadcast live on KPFA, Monday, April 26, 1971.