Program

Childbirth without pain : the Lamaze method.

Dr. Benjamin Segal, Dr. William K. Rashbaum, Dr. Eliz Bing, Marjorie Karmel, and two parents discuss the advantages of the Lamaze technique of childbirth.|CHILDBIRTH WITHOUT PAIN : THE LAMAZE METHOD. Members of Great Britain's National Childbirth Trust discuss new methods of "natural" child delivery. BROADCAST: KPFA, 9 Feb. 1963.

Election night 1968 at WBAI.

Evaluation of the National election returns which elected Richard Nixon. News Problems voting at polls-irregularities, ballots? not working, no write-ins Report from the street: Did they vote? Why? Good choice of candidates Further disucssion on write ins Discussion on the course of the election More pollreports

Walking a chalk line: Interview with James Boggs.

Interview.

Dr. Zuckerkandle / Dr. Hutchins.

Hutchins talks about Zuckerkandle's philosophy that people should be unaware of their conscious self.|HUTCHINS ON ZUKERKANDL / Dr. Robert Hutchins| interviewed by Joseph P. Lyford.

Freedom of choice: a woman's world - marriage revisited / Dr. Gail Fullerton

Dr. Gail Putney Fullerton, author and Professor of Sociology at San Jose State College, delivered this talk to an audience at the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco on October 9, 1969.

Poetry reading by Robert Duncan.

Poet reads his own work for the U.C. Berkeley Speech Department.

Ford Madox Ford : a remeniscence / Nathan Asch.

Asch talks about the life and work of Ford Madox Ford

Address of Dorothy Thompson over the Mutual Broadcasting System, October 29, 1944, Hotel Roosevelt, New York City

Dorothy Thompson (1893-1961) was an American broadcast and print journalist, best known for her work as a foreign correspondent and her column "On the Record" that appeared in the New York Herald Tribune from 1936-1941. This is a recording of the campaign speech made by Thompson over the Mutual Broadcasting System, October 29, 1944, New York City.

They would not want to be Black here / James Baldwin.

Speech on the condition of Blacks in a white-dominated United States. He argues that the Civil Rights movement represents only a recent slave revolt, with its leadership assassinated (Martin Luther King, Malcolm X., etc.).

A Retrospective on radical feminism / produced by Moira Rankin and Deborah George.

A documentary that looks at the development of ideas that shaped the radical women's movement, mainly focusing on the movement in the 1970s. Includes bits of movie soundtracks, speeches and interviews with the women who made history.

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