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Sickening societies / produced by Rick Brown.

Health workers who met at the International Conference on the Political Economy of Health in 1976 describe the differences between health and medical care programs in capitalistic and socialistic countries.

Repetition in gray : a voice composition / by Barry Garelick ; produced by Dean Okran.

Camel cigarettes go to war : a voice play for radio / by Barry Garelick.

Portrays the commercialization and glorification of war.

Sir Roger Casement, traitor / by George Hickenlooper.

Dramatization of the trial of the Irish patriot and the attempts by the British courts to use his homosexuality to silence and convict him. Performed by the Berkeley Stage Company.

Seven o'clock : a voice play for radio / by Barry Garelick.

A young man visits the home of his parents after having been out on his own for a while.

Nuclear power and late capitalism : the real historical meaning of fission power / Wilson Clarke ; produced by Tom Athanasiou.

The development and use of nuclear power in the United States in a political-economic context. Includes Marxian analysis of capitalism in relation to nuclear power.

Over a matter of eight little islands (Episode 2 of 2)

Documentary on a rally against Japanese colonization of the Tiao-Yu Tai islands off of the coast of Taiwan in St. Mary's Square in San Francisco's Chinatown, held by the Northern California Tiao-Yu Tai Defense League. Franz Schurmann (1926-2010), professor of sociology at University of California, Berkeley, provides context for the rally.

Lakota Harden / produced by Penny Rosenwasser.

Series of radio interviews with women shamans, activists, teachers, artists and healers.|LAKOTA HARDEN / produced by Penny Rosenwasser. - SERIES: Voices of women of power| no. 10 - Series of radio interviews with women shamans, activists, teachers, artists and healers.

Lakota Harden grew up in an activist family of the Minnecoujou-Yankton Lakota and Winnebago tribes on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota. A single mother of two, she currently works with the American Indian Movement on land rights and sovereignty issues, and is part of the multi-cultural alliance building organization called New Bridges.

Palestine National Council / Ibrahim Abu-Lugod ; interviewed by Philip Maldari.

Ibrahim Abulugodt, Northwetern University Professor of Political Science and Palestine National Council member, discusses the internal democracy of the Palestine Liberation Organization. He also discusses the war in Lebanon.

A Sephardic Jewish defender of Palestinian Arabs / Elon Halavi ; interviewed by Philip Maldari.

Elon Halavi, the Palestinian Liberation Organization representative to the Socialist International, discusses the evolution of his political viewpoint and activism. Born a Sephardic Jew, he has worked form may years as a peace activist in Israel, and now represents the PLO. He presents the aims of the PLO, as well as his relationship as a Sephardic Jew to anti-Zionism.

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