Program

Simone de Beauvoir (b.1908- d.1986) French writer, intellectual, political activist, and feminist is interviewed by Studs Terkel in 1960. For 1977 broadcast, narrator Janet Dodson reads excerpts from de Beauvoir's books, Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter, Prime of Life, All Said and Done and The Second Sex. Recording ends abruptly (perhaps part 1 of 2?) RECORDED: May 4, 1960.

One-woman performance of monologues performed and produced by Kres Mersky. The works performed are "Lady on a Street of Smart Shops" by Jordan Crittenden; "Did I Ever Tell You" by Charles Bukowski; "The Birthmark" by Anna Kavan; "Arrangement in Black & White" by Dorothy Parker; "Mrs.

Earl Ofari and Ron Ridenauer interview Congressperson Yvonne Brathwaite Burke about her role in the reexamination of the Martin Luther King, Jr. and John F. Kennedy assassinations. Produced by Earl Ofari.

Documentary, from actuality and interviews, which explores the controversy over the changing role of the government in housing the homeless. The program explores the moral and political realities which define the battleground over government spending.|HOUSING NOW : THE JOURNEY HOME / directed by Andrew Philips| produced by David Mendelsohn| written by Andrew Phillips and David Mendelsohn.

On his book about the socio-political blocks to a lasting Middle East peace.