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Women in early Ireland : an interview / with Sharon Devlin ; produced by Padraigin McGillicuddy

This recording is an interview Padraigin McGillicuddy conducted with Sharon Devlin concerning the role of women in early Celtic societies. Includes discussions of relative equality, marriage customs, fosterage, taboos as mind control, culture in general, the tribal systems, similarities to native American Indian structures, and religions. RECORDED: at Devlin's home.

The Origins of Pete Seeger / produced by David King Dunaway.

Interviews with Pete Seeger and his father Charles Seeger. Includes songs by Seeger.

A visit to the Stanford Primate Research Center / produced by Adi Gevins and Laurie Garrett

The Stanford Primate Research Center houses primates in a natural-like habitat and provides research in primate development and behavior, significantly female dominated social groups, in squirrel monkeys, rhesus monkeys, and chimpanzees. This is a documentary on the Center and includes interviews with director Dr. Seymour Levine and Dr. Christopher Coe.

Previously cataloged as AZ0043.

An Irishman who chose to switch and fight / Sean O'Hare ; interviewed by Padraigin McGillicuddy.

O'Hare explains why he switched his support from the official Irish Republican position to the provisional IRA.

Stealing God's thunder : politics and the weather / Lowell Ponte ; interviewed by Michael Chapman and Trish Thompson.

Ponte, a weather expert, discusses weather theories, weather modification and its political implications.

Fraud in the sciences / produced by Adi Gevins and Laurie Garrett (Episode 4)

An examination of fraud, fudging, and stretching the truth in the sciences. Includes interviews with Dr. Leon Kamin of Princeton University, who exposed the fraud of Dr. Cyril Burt (father of the genetic theory of intelligence), physicist Norman Milleron, anthropologist Dr. Laura Nader, and Dr. DeWitt Stetton of the National Institute of Health. Also contains a brief comedic sketch.

Slavery.

|SLAVERY - SERIES: Plain speaking : a counter history of the United States| part 2.

Aunt Sue's stories / by Langston Hughes ; read by Ruby Dee. -- Autobiography of Frederick Douglas / read by Ossie Davis. -- To be a slave / by Julius Lester; read by Ossie Davis. -- Song of Myself / by Walt Whitman ; read by Ed Begley. -- Walden / by Henry David Thoreau ; read by Archibald Macleish.

From Columbus to the election of Washington.

|FROM COLUMBUS TO THE ELECTION OF WASHINGTON - SERIES: Plain speaking : a counter history of the United States| part 1.

Finish off the General Gordon / by Serafin Malay Syquia ; read by Lou Syquia. -- Columbus, his enterprises / by Han Koenig ; read by Warren Van Orden. -- Black like me / by Langston Hughes ; read by Ruby Dee. -- Music from Witches and War Whoops. -- Song from Wounded Knee...We the People / by Leo Huberman ; read by Warren Van Orden.

Soviet film scholar : Marianna Shaternikova / interviewed by William Mandel.

Specialist in American film history at the Institute of Theory and History of Film Art in Moscow discusses American films in the Soviet Union, film production in the Soviet Union, and the sociology of film.

A Visit with Jean Hovhaness Nandi / produced by Charles Amirkhanian.

Harpsichordist Nandi talks about her father, composer Alan Hovhaness. Includes his piano and harpsichord works, the Khaldis Concerto, and his Symphony no. 3.

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