WBAI

Sla Special

Sla Special| Produced by WBAI| Recorded on May 20, 1974. - CONTENT: Program includes news report and interview by Earl Ofari Hutchinson with the eye witness from the neighborhood after the shootout at SLA house in Los Angeles. Another witness is interviewed, (a woman) and is asked about the raids on adjacent apartments before the day of the shootout.

VISITS WITH MARXIST THINKERS: circa 1979

Class Struggle (the board game) / produced by WBAI| hosted by Liza Meyerhaure| RECORDED: circa 1979. - SERIES: Visits with Marxist Thinkers - CONTENT: GUEST: Dr. Bertol Olman, New York University Professor| Dr.

Shortcuts| Accidents Will Happen. . . A Shortcut To Harrisburg

SHORTCUTS| ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN . . . A SHORTCUT TO HARRISBURG| Recorded on April 5, 1979. - CONTENT: Music and commentary by Walter Carlos, Kraftwerk, Ralph Nader, Ted Clark, Elton John, Jimmy Carter, FM, Lt.

Live Report From Three Mile Island / Produced By Wbai

LIVE REPORT FROM THREE MILE ISLAND : Produced by WBAI|Recorded on March 31, 1979. - CONTENT: Live report from Three Mile Island, Pennsylvania by Pacifica reporter John Kalish who interviews a fellow reporter briefly, then a NRC official, Mr. Harold Denton heard answering questions.

Interview With Mel Mason

Interview With Mel Mason| Produced by Mimi Rosenberg| March 9, 1984. - CONTENT: Interview with Mel Mason, by Mimi Rosenberg, Mrch 9, 1984.

The contradictions within the Black Panther Party (Part 1 of 2)

The Contradictions Within The Black Panther Party. Eldridge Cleaver, Don Cox, Pete O'Neil and Larry Mack, Seiku Odinga, Barbara Cox, Kathleen Cleaver, Charlotte O'Neill, Awode Odinga, and Huey Newton (by telephone) present various perspectives on the goals of the Black Panthers. RECORDED: Algiers. BROADCAST: WBAI, 5 Mar. 1971.

Tribute to Ella Baker

The Southern Conference Education Fund's annual dinner held in April at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York to honor Miss Ella Baker, who has worked for many years behind the scenes in the Civil Rights Movement. Speakers Anne Braden, Bob Zellner, Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Turé), H.

Breaking the global media blockade / Howard Frederick.

Talk by Howard Frederick on the use of technology, particularly computer networks, to help attack and break down the traditional domination of information by mainstream media. He highlights the activities of the Institute for Global Communications and Peace Net as ways for information to be exchanged in formerly unheard of ways.

Rosalie Sorrels : travelin' lady in concert.

Concert by blues, country and folk singer, Rosalie Sorrels (1933 - ) recorded at Upsala College in New Jersey on April 15, 1973. Sorrels is backed by David Holt on piano and Mitch Greenhill on guitar. The performance was sponsored by the Folk Music Society of Northern New Jersey with recording and production by Ronnie and Panos Lambrou and Ceil Muller. Mix for radio by Peter Zanger.

Julian Bond at Princeton

Speech by Julian Bond about the condition of Blacks in American society. He reads excerpts from three speeches made by Blacks over 100 years earlier (Frederick Douglas, Nat Turner, and Dr. John S. Rock). Bond comments that the Vietnam War is illegal, with violence against hungry children and a disproportionate number of Blacks serving in the armed forces.

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