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The Revolutionary tea party band : a Jamaican artist in Toronto / Lillian Allen ; interviewed by Chela Blitt and Assanta Iman.

Lillian Allen, a dub poet and artists who was born in Jamaica but not lives in Toronto, speaks on women's roles, Reggae music, distribution of power, and sections of a live performance at the Kennel Club in San Francisco.

The Permanent war economy : roots of the Persian Gulf War / Seymour Melman ; interviewed by Ralph Steiner.

Interview with Dr. Seymour Melman who explores the conomic and political origins of the 1992 Iraq War. He asserts that, with the Cold War ending, the United States began to discuss a paeace divedent which would disrupt the military industrial complex. With a war in the Middle East, he continues, the defense budget is secured. Dr.

Letters from Dina : a journal from the West Bank /read by Marlene Tobias, Penny Rosenwasser, and Susan Rivo ; produced by Susan Rivo.

Dramatic readings of the letters of a Jewish-American artist and teacher living in the West Bank town of Ranallah in the days leading up to the 1990-1991 Gulf War.

The Origins of African-American psychology / Na'Im Akbar ; interviewed by Bari Scott and Paris Williams.

Dr. Na'Im Akbar, a clinical psychologist at the Department of Psychology and Black Studies at Florida State University, examines the roots of the African-American mind set. His objective is to unlock the mental, physical and spiritual potential of African-Americans which is repressed because of the oppression of slavery and contemporary public views of racial inferiority.

To win a war with nuclear weapons / Michio Kaku.

Michio Kaku, a professor of Nuclear Physics at the Graduate Center City University of New York, speaks on the use ofthe neutron bomb in the war against Iraq. He says they would be appropriate: over Bahdad; as earth penetrators; to kill troops.

A Look at American foreigh policy during the Gulf crisis / Philip Agee.

Phone interview with Philip Agee, who discusses United States foreign policy decisions during the course of the war with Iraq. He argues that: the U.S.

The Surgical strike : misinformation concerning the U.S. war against Iraq / Eugene Carroll ; interviewed by Dennis Bernstein.

Retired Admiral Eugene Carroll provides an evaluation of the allied air war against Iraq during the Gulf War, 1990-1991. He explains that only 1 of 12 "smart" bombs actually hit there target, but Americans never see the 11 misses. The objective is to his military targets, but there is little real concern during war for distinguishing between military and civilian targets.

Emma Goldman : the courage to struggle / produced and hosted by Tish Valva.

|EMMA GOLDMAN : THE COURAGE TO STRUGGLE / produced and hosted by Tish Valva. Biographical documentary about Emma Goldman, a feminist who advocated free speech, birth control, and women's equality in the first half of the 20th century. Comprised of interviews with: Dr.

Philip Agee on the Persian Gulf crisis / interviewed by Dennis Bernstein.

Philip Agee, a 12 year veteran of the CIA, talks about the Bush administration giving the "green light" for Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.

Working for Mr. "X" : a peek at the pornography business in California / produced by Matthew Laser and Janice Windborne.

Documentary from interviews with actors, lawyers and producers who work in the world of California's pornography industry. They shed light on the contradictions in its simultaneous popularity (200 million video tapes rented yearly) and condemnation by American society through social stigma, myths, and legislation.|WORKING FOR MR.

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