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Standing up to the Bully : the harassment of Philip Agee / interviewed and produced by Dennis Bernstein.

Philip Agee, a controversial critic of the CIA since its founding, is currently a target of United States government harassment. Agee has withstood 20 years of intimidation and surveillance since he went public. Not only has he been jailed, but five NATO countries have expelled his as subversive.

THE POWER OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN / produced by Pamela Burton, Ginny Z. Berson, Jean Robertson, Peggy Bray and Bari Scott.

Four part program which examines the work and impact of several African-American women. Examines Sweet Honey in the Rock, Shirley Chisholm, Fanny Lou Hammer, and Rosa Parks.|THE POWER OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN / produced by Pam Burton, Ginny Z. Berson, Jean Roberson, Peggy Bray and Bari Scott.

Music that rocks the boat : Redwood Cultural Work / produced by Penny Rosenwasser.

Documentary about a for-profit independent record labels with sales over 1.5 million which became a non-profit cultural organization. The program looks at Redwood's relationship to lesbian-feminist politics, its 17 years as a small, politically progressive label, and its battles with the State Department and the INS to bring revolutionary artists into the United States.

Standing up to the Bully : the harassment of Philip Agee / interviewed and produced by Dennis Bernstein.

Philip Agee, a controversial critic of the CIA since its founding, is currently a target of United States government harassment. Agee has withstood 20 years of intimidation and surveillance since he went public. Not only has he been jailed, but five NATO countries have expelled his as subversive.

Ku'umeaaloha / interviewed by Maria Barron ; produced by Penny Rosenwasser.

Series of radio interviews with women shamans, activists, teachers, artists and healers.|KU'UMEAALOHA / interviewed by Maria Barron| produced by Penny Rosenwasser. - SERIES: Voices of women of power| no.

Ku'umeaaloha is a Native Hawaiian and a spiritual teacher. She discusses the history and problems of indigenous Hawaiians: their deep connection to the land, the difficulty of maintaining this connection, and the lessons she has learned from the children. She argues that her people must remove the years of conditioning so that people will return to the Earth Mother and Sky Father.

Bernice Soohoo Lee / produced by Penny Rosenwasser.

Series of radio interviews with women shamans, activists, teachers, artists and healers.|BERNICE SOOHOO LEE / produced by Penny Rosenwasser. - SERIES: Voices of women of power| no. 8 - Series of radio interviews with women shamans, activists, teachers, artists and healers.

Bernice Soohoo Lee is a San Francisco area community activist who quite law school and filmmaking to become a teacher. She is convinced that helping children learn to empower themselves is the most valuable contribution she could make.

Veronika Cohen / produced by Penny Rosenwasser.

Series of radio interviews with women shamans, activists, teachers, artists and healers.|VERONIKA COHEN / produced by Penny Rosenwasser. - SERIES: Voices of women of power| no. 6 - Series of radio interviews with women shamans, activists, teachers, artists and healers.

Veronika Cohen is an Orthodox Jew from Israel who organizes Israeli-Palestinian dialogue groups on the West Bank. Motivated by her religious beliefs, she stresses the importance of seeing the perspective of those with whom she disagrees. She can continue her efforts because she sees people as changeable.

Questioning the New World Order / John Stockwell ; interviewed by Philip Maldari and Chris Welsh.

Former CIA station chief John Stockwell fields questions about United States foreign and domestic policies in light of President Bush's plan for a New World Order. He questions how the people of the United States can live in a debtor nation full of corrupt leaders and lacking in basic social services. He suggests that because of complacency, we are getting what we deserve.

Missing voices in the Hill-Thomas controversy : from the public record, Angela Wright and Rose Jourdain / produced by Susan Stone ; read by Asata Iman ; narrated by Ed Markmen.

Dramatic reading from the Senate Judiciary Committee's staffer interview with Angela Wright. Anita Hill, it seems, was not the only female who alleged harassment by Clarence Thomas during his tenure at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Wright reported that Thomas pressured her for a date, and made sexual comments.

Update on the Savings and Loan bailout / Steven Pizzo ; interviewed by Dennis Bernstein.

Steven Pizzo, author of "Inside Job," provides an update on the Savings and Loan crisis. The National Treasury, he points out, is $500 billion short owing the bailout, and the Resolution and Trust Corporation as assets worth $300 billion which it can not sell off fast enough to help with the debt.

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