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Still on trial : a conversation with Alger Hiss / produced by Laurie Garrett.

Alger Hiss, convicted of perjury as a result of his testimony before Richard Nixon in Congress, discusses the hearings and his 1979 lawsuit against the United States government.|STILL ON TRIAL : A CONVERSATION WITH ALGER HISS / produced by Laurie Garrett.

Mandel on KPFA.

The commentator's first broadcast on KPFA.

Setting the stage, 1949 : enter the Cold War

The mood of the Cold War era is explored in interviews with Jessica Mitford, Helga Lohr-Bailey, and Billy Allan, three political activists of the forties and fifties. Produced as part of the KPFA thirtieth anniversary retrospective programming group. Interviews conducted by Helen Mickiewicz, Laurie Garrett, and Paul Allen. Produced by Helen Mickiewicz.

Diablo canyon, 1978 / produced by Lili Francklyn and Warren Van Orden.

Documentary with actuality on the protest against the nuclear facility.

Weber : son of Bakke : affirmative action on the line / Paula Darte and Patty Weisman.

Views on reverse discrimination, seniority rights, and Weber's suit against affirmative action hiring.

Ruthie Gorton sings her own songs / produced by Ed Schoenfeld

Ruthie Gorton is a Los Angeles based "movement singer" who has performed around the country since the civil rights movement. She sings acapella, that is, without accompaniment, about a variety of social issues and movements in the U.S. and abroad. In this program, Ruthie sings her own songs. Produced at KPFA by Ed Schoenfeld.

The Bluestein family sings songs of the land / produced by Ed Schoenfeld.

Songs on land use, attitudes toward land, and migrant labor.

Faith Petric sings folk songs / produced by Ed Schoenfeld.

Faith Petric (September 13, 1915-October 24, 2013) sings folk songs written by other musicians in the studio. Produced by Ed Schoenfeld. They discuss the Wobblies (Industrial Workers of the World), Bruce "Utah" Phillips, Petric's own biographical history, the folk music scene in the Bay Area, and Petric's involvement with the San Francisco Folk Music Club.

Soviet TV movie maker / interviewed by William Mandel.

On conditions in the Soviet Union.

Paula Garb / interviewed by William Mandel.

Interview with a American-born Soviet teacher in Russia.

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