KPFK

The CIA involvement in Nicaragua and Central America / Philip Agee

Former CIA agent Philip Agee (1935-2008) talks to Pacifica's Pat Hynds about the dangers of counter revolution in Nicaragua, as fomented by CIA activities including the propaganda campaign, economic destabilization, and military maneuvers around Grenada.

What in the world / produced by Tim McGovern and Jeffrey Kaye.

Excerpts from the news feature and analysis programs: the CIA in 1975 and the CIA at KPFK.

Nuclear weapons labs conversion project / Todd Gitlin ; interviewed by Clare Spark.

On the University of California's role in the nuclear arms race.

The United Farm Workers boycott in Europe / Elain Ellison ; interviewed by Sam Kushner.

Leader of the UFW boycott in Europe discusses the boycott and the European labor movement.

The United Electical Workers and the Makely-Suarez frame up / reported by Sam Kushner.

On the Drug Enforcement Administration's effort to break up union organizing among electrical workers.

Electronic and classic music tradition in American rock / Paul Dresher ; interviewed by Carlos Hagen.

On how Dresher combines classic and electronic approaches in his music; recorded music by his group Touchstone.

Operation watchtower / Bo Gritz ; interviewed by Roy Tuckman.

A telephone interview with Lt. Col. James "Bo" Gritz, the most highly decorated Green Beret, who is offering testimony about United States government drug smuggling. His efforts are being fought by the Bush administration. Gritz traces operation watchtower, a CIA program which erected 3 South American naviational towers in the 70's to help cocaine smuggling.

Alexander Chenee and Jack Ryan / interviewed by Ian Masters.

Chenee, an attorney, discusses the FBI's surveillance of members of the Supreme Court. Ryan, a former FBI agent, discusses the evolution of FBI activity since the fifties, the style of the Hoover regime, and his own dismissal from the agency for refusing to investigate peace groups under the domestic terrorist statutes.|ALEXANDER CHENEE AND JACK RYAN / interviewed by Ian Masters.

Looking forward to 1984 / George McGovern ; interviewed by Marc Cooper and Suzi Weissman.

The former senator criticizes Reagan's economic, foreign, and military policies. He also expresses his disappointment in the Democratic party and outlines his policies if elected as president.

The Perpetual war.

On the history of Palestine since 1945, the growth of a Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and the need for peaceful co-existence. Includes P.L.O. actuality.

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