Episode

Blanche Wiesen Cook hosts. Interview with Ruth Meyers, one of the founders of Women Strike for Peace and a child psychologist and Kathy Engel, poet, co-director of the Fund for Open Information and Accountability who is active in the Anti-Klan Network. The program begins with a call-in from Theresa Funicello of the Downtown Welfare Advocacy Center.

Aircheck of first in a series of programs on the history of women of color titled "This Bridge Called My Back," inspired by the anthology of the same title, edited by Gloria Anzaldua and Cherrie Moraga. This program, about Native American and other women of color in the United States, is an introduction to the series, with music, poetry, and commentary. Host is Barbara Omolade.

Kate Borger interviews Pierce Turner and plays his music. Sound muffled. Cut calendar.

This episode of "A delicate balance" features host, jazz pianist Marian McPartland (1918-2013), playing her own records and several where she accompanied on piano, including Jimmy Rowles, Dave McKenna, Herman Chittison, Alec Wilder, and a four piano album with Hank Jones, Roland Hanna, and Dick Hymen. The Archives has part two only.

Viv Sutherland interviews Florence Rush, author of "Sexual abuse of children: the best kept secret." Contains phone calls. Produced by Sutherland.