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Networking against female sexual slavery / Charlotte Bunch ; interviewed by Ginny Z. Berson.

Charlotte Bunch discusses the growing use of women's bodies. Going beyond prostitution, poor 'Third World' countries see womne's bodies as a natural resource. There are, however, efforts to end such exploitation around the world.

Urbanization without cities / Murray Bookchin ; interviewed by Lee Swenson and Louise Billotte.

Murray Bookchin, author, activist, social critic, and anarchist theoretician, discusses the alienated and alienating world of modern cities. Inlcudes a discussion of his childhood in New York City, and readings from his upcoming book (1986).

Looking good is feeling good is making money : Mary Kay cashes in on cosmetics / interviews by Nina Eliasoph.

Interviews with women who sell Mary Kay cosmetics about the company's approach to self-management, feminism, and makeup.|LOOKING GOOD IS FEELING GOOD IS MAKING MONEY : MARY KAY CASHES IN ON COSMETICS / interviews by Nina Eliasoph.

Committee of A-bomb survivors / Kanji Kuramoto and Kay Yoshioka.

Two speeches by survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bombing.|COMMITTEE OF A-BOMB SURVIVORS / Kanji Kuramoto and Kay Yoshioka. - Two speeches by survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bombing. - RECORDED: 6 Aug.

Science, medicine, society and AIDS / moderated by Philp Maldari.

Group discussion of efforts to uncover what AIDS is, how it shoudl be treated, and the social implications of the disease. The panel focuses upon the misconceptions within the medical profession and in society as a whole.

American express yourself / by Norman Jayo ; performed by Lisa Gluckman.

Pledge pitch take-off of the American Express commercials.

pt.1. Musical ending for station voice-over -- pt.2. Voice-over supplied by KPFA-FM Station Manager David Salkniker.

Majority report : a feminist retrospective in 1984 / produced by Ginny Z. Berson and Karen Sundheim.

Examination of feminist events during 1984 on issues of: comparable worth, abortion clinic bombing, the National elections, affirmative action, female sexual slavery, and reproductive rights.|MAJORITY REPORT : A FEMINIST RETROSPECTIVE IN 1984 / produced by Ginny Z. Berson and Karen Sundheim.

Reverend Theo and Helen Kotze interviewed by Philip Maldari.

Reverend Theo and Helen Kotze, religious leaders and anti-apartheid activists from South Africa, are interviewed by Philip Maldari.

Interview with Judy Mowatt / produced by Sue Supriano.

In Jamaica 1982, Sue Supriano interviewed Judy Mowatt, singer who was one of the "I-Threes," Bob Marley's back-up singers (along with Rita Marley and Marcia Griffiths). Mowatt talks about her music and her struggles as a Black woman. Three of her songs (pre-recorded) are featured in the recording: Black woman, My my people, and Think.

The New technology of motherhood / Adele Clark and K. Kaufman ; interviewed by Ginny Z. Berson.

Women's health movement activists discuss genetic engineering, sperm banks, test tube fertilization, sex selection, surrogate motherhood, sterilization, and the impact of these technologies on society, particularly women.|THE NEW TECHNOLOGY OF MOTHERHOOD / Adele Clark and K. Kaufman| interviewed by Ginny Z. Berson.

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