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Songs of Northern California Indians : Jaime de Angulo / produced by Peter Garland.

Garland has selected portions of de Angulo's recordedstories Old Time Stories to present an overall portrait of Northern Californian Native American mythology, material culture,language and music. De Angulo's stories, originally recorded in 1949, reflect his knowledge gained under the tutelage of a Native American storyteller.

Rushdie readings / introduced by Genny Berson.

Selected readings from Samon Rushdie's controversial novel Satanic Verses. Includes actuality from the Pen readings in New York, San Francisco Public Library readings, and in studio readings by Meledy Sumner, Jack Folie, Chris Welch, Shula Davies and Susan Stone.

WINNIE MANDELA PANEL / moderated by Alice Walker.

Panel discussion on Winnie Mandela and the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa. Panelists are: Angela Davis, Joyce Carol Thomas, Paris Williams, and Pearl Marsh.|WINNIE MANDELA PANEL / moderated by Alice Walker. RECORDED: KPFA, 28 Feb. 1989.

Evening reading : the Arab apocalypse / written and read by Etel Adnian ; produced by Nancy Delaney.

Selected readings from the American-Lebanese poet, introduced by publisher Simone Fattal. The poem is an epicexperimental work.|EVENING READING : THE ARAB APOCALYPSE / written and read by Etel Adnian| produced by Nancy Delaney.

Women in Central America / Nora Roman ; produced by Jude Thilman.

An interview with the National Coordinator of Somos Hermanas, a multi-racial organization of lesbian and straightwomen which initiates projects to educate and organize Central American women in their fights against war, poverty andmilitarism.|WOMEN IN CENTRAL AMERICA / Nora Roman| produced by Jude Thilman.

Women in rural India / Anjali Begwe ; interviewed by Debra Keipp ; produced by Jude Thilman.

Anjali Begwe, a U.C. Berkeley student studying women in rural India, discusses her recent return to a village with apopulation of 8,000 located 450 miles from Bombay. She discusses her original research there, the programs she established--such as the Farm Women's day care and marketing center--and other efforts to help the plight of East Indian women.

Women in Southern Africa / moderated by Myesha Jenkins ; produced by Asata Iman and Jude Thilman.

A live panel discussion featuring Southern African women who examine the role of women in the anti-apartheidmovement. They look at the shift which is developing in the movement, and question if women in Southern Africa feel anyserious change going on.|WOMEN IN SOUTHERN AFRICA / moderated by Myesha Jenkins| produced by Asata Iman and Jude Thilman.

AIDS : the women / produced by Mike Alcalay.

Selected readings from a book by Ines Rieder and Patricia Ruppelt entitled: AIDS : the women. The book examines women with AIDS/ARC or women who are HIV-positive, aswell as stories of families and friends whose work involved the AIDS epidemic.|AIDS : THE WOMEN / produced by Mike Alcalay.

What's happening on the West Bank? / Phyllis Bennis; interviewed by Jude Thilman.

Phyllis Bennis, recently returned from 10 weeks in the occupied territories of the West Bank and Gaza, discusses the role of women's organizations in the year-old intifada. Includes comments by other Palestinian women as recorded by Bennis.|WHAT'S HAPPENING ON THE WEST BANK? / Phyllis Bennis| interviewed by Jude Thilman.

Women as political prisoners / produced by Oya LeRose and Lisa Rudman.

Documentary made from interviews, poetry and music which explores the lives and issues of women behind bars--both in the United States and around the world.|WOMEN AS POLITICAL PRISONERS / produced by Oya LeRose and Lisa Rudman. - Documentary made from poetry, music and interviews which explores the lives and issues of women behind bars, both in the United States and around the world.

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