Beyond the American way of death / produced by Philip Maldari.
On alternatives to traditional funerals and burials. Jessica Mitford interviews Dr. Charles Denning of the Neptune Society, a planned burial company.
KPFA
Testimony before Joe McCarthy in 1953 / by William Mandel.
A rebroadcast of Mandel's testimony before HUAC.
Steppin' out of Babylon / Mutabaruka ; interviewed by Sue Supriano ; produced by Sue Supriano and Selah Dread.
The Ras Tafarian poet and philosopher talks about Black power, spirituality, Nigeria, and capitalism.
From sacred blood to the curse and beyond / by Judy Grahn; produced by Karla Tonella
Judy Grahn on menstruation, mixed with music by Elisabeth Waldo. Writer Judy Grahn reads her article "From Sacred Blood to the Curse and Beyond" published in the anthology "," edited by Charlene Spretnak (Harper and Row, 1982). Produced by Karla Tonella.
Needs intro. Contains sensitive language.
Brown Bag Readers Theater / produced by Pam Scola and Ginny Z. Berson.
Eight lesbians who are either alcoholics or co-alcoholics perform original skits, stories, and music about alcoholism.
Moscone-Milk newscast
KPFA news broadcast from 27 November, 1978, which covered the assassination of San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk, as well as a story on the Jonestown Massacre, the defeat of Japanese Prime Minister Fukuta, and the Supreme Court ruling on journalists withholding information. Louis Freedberg, announcer.
William Mandel interviewed by Moscow Radio.
Women and alcohol / produced by Karla Tonella
A program discussing alcoholism in general and how it affects women, specifically. The panel also discusses the double standard for men and women, co-alcoholism, and games alcoholics play. Panel: Ann Noolen, Ann Worthington, Celinda Cantu, Bonnie Malcolm, and musician Meg Christian. Produced by Karla Tonella.
An hour in Iceland
Iceland's president, Vigdis Finnbogadottir, discusses her life as a theater director and professor of French, her exciting election of 1980, and her view of her role as representative of her country.
Voices / by Susan Griffin ; directed by Rena Down.
A dramatic radio work for five women.
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