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Women and the world in the 1980s (Series record)

Women and the world in the 1980s was a series produced and broadcast on WBAI from 1981-1984, focusing on the history of women of color and third world women. Hosts included Barbara Omolade, Blanche Wiesen Cooke, and more.

One night of love: Victoria's closet (Part 2 only)

Victoria's closet: dramatized excerpts of Victorian erotica, broadcast as part of "One Night of Love," described in the folio as "an evening of erotic radio in which we ask the question 'What is the difference between erotica and pornography?'" Play by Laurence Carr, directed by Steven Zuckerman.

Tom Russell

Tom Russell interviewed about his album "Road to Bayamon" produced by Norway Record company. WBAI fundraising included. US Steel.

Irish music

Kate Borger interviews Pierce Turner and plays his music. Sound muffled. Cut calendar.

Leon Thomas

Kate Borger interviews Leon Thomas, formerly of Santana. Thomas plays music from Santana with strings. Leon Thomas and Full Circle live at Roland Kirk concert in San Francisco. Neo Kriki; Tell me why. James Leary - bass; Eddie Marshall - drums; Baba Tunda - congas.

The Major Thinkers visit Evolution Rock (Part 2 of 2)

Kate Borger continues her interview with Larry Kirwan and Pierce Turner of The Major Thinkers band. Kirwan and Turner are from Wexford, Ireland and came to New York, added bass player and drummer to their band.

The Major Thinkers visit Evolution Rock (Part 1 of 2)

Kate Borger interviews Larry Kirwan and Pierce Turner of The Major Thinkers synthesizer band. Kirwan and Turner are from Wexford, Ireland and came to New York, added bass player and drummer to their band. Selections are played of their music.

McPartland plays herself (Part 2 only)

This episode of "A delicate balance" features host, jazz pianist Marian McPartland (1918-2013), playing her own records and several where she accompanied on piano, including Jimmy Rowles, Dave McKenna, Herman Chittison, Alec Wilder, and a four piano album with Hank Jones, Roland Hanna, and Dick Hymen. The Archives has part two only.

Kathy Smith and Burt Lee

Guests on this show are folk singers Kathy Smith and Burt Lee and producer Mark Roth. The discussion is about how hard it can be to make it financially as a musician, how much one can put themselves into live performing, and some differences with other forms of music, such as rock. "The new folk" is produced for Pacifica Radio by Steve Rathe. Technical producer is David Rapkin.
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