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Conference On El Salvador

Conference On El Salvador| Recorded circa 1981. - CONTENT: Long introduction (10:00) Conference sponsored by the New School, Nation INS and other sponsors. Panelists include attendees identified only by Carlos Fuentes who gives the opening addresss at a conference on El Salvador.

What Mankind Has Done To Humankind

What Mankind Has Done To Humankind| Broadcast at WBAI on August 8, 1978. - CONTENT: Introduction to this collage of speech, sound and music recorded at the Plowshare Coffeehouse on May 24th, 1978 during the US disarmament hearings with actors from the Changing Place.

Vietnam 10 Years Later

Vietnam 10 Years Later| Recorded on June 8, 1965. - CONTENT: Fred Siegal interviews Loren Baritz author of the book, Backfire| History of American Culture. Reflections on ten year anniversary of the Vietnam war, includes clips of Ozzie Davis and Wayne Morris ar rally to stop the war that took place in New York. - Broadcast on June 8, 1965.

Music For Children

Music For Children| Recorded at the Parkslope Festival| date unknown. - CONTENT: Suni Paz and others at DAFE, Parkslope Festival. Suni sings in Spanish, Puss and Boots and other children's stories and songs. There is an audience of children who sing along, including ending the reel with a rendition of Itsy Bitsy Spider.

Interview With James Farmer

Interview With James Farmer| Produced by WBAI and David Mateger| Recorded on February 21, 1985. - CONTENT: Interview with author, James Farmer on his book, Lay Bare the Heart, published by Arbor House. The book is more than an autobiography. It is a review of the Civil Rights movement of the 1960's.

Julian Bond On The Reagan Administration

Civil rights activist Julian Bond delivers a speech on the Reagan administration titled, "The First Eighteen Months of the Reagan Administration". Bond discusses how civil rights are slipping away and details how Reaganomics are not working, the administration's attempt to eliminate equal opportunity and affirmative action for minorities and women.

Funeral For A Jazzman| New Orleans Style

FUNERAL FOR A JAZZMAN| NEW ORLEANSSTYLE| Unknown dates. - CONTENT: Wake service and funeral procession for a jazzman, New Orleans style. Includes old time gospel songs played in pure emotion. - Broadcast date unknown.

Interview With Sydney Schanberg About The Film, The Killing Fields

Interview With Sydney Schanberg About The Film, The Killing Fields| Produced by WBAI and David Rothenberg| Recorded on November 22, 1984. - CONTENT: Interview with Sydney Schanberg about the film, The Killing Fields and his experience in Cambodia. This interview took place after the first screenings have just occurred.

Conversation With Peter Maas

Conversation With Peter Maas| Produced by David Rothenberg| Recorded on July 26, 1983, - CONTENT: David Rothenberg speaks with Richard Maas, author of the books, Maria, Serpico and King of the Gypsies. Maria was head of the clemcy board of pardons and parole, a former beauty queen and an abused wife.

In the public interest: The Brandeis, Frankfurter Connection

IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST| Produced by Matt Sirota| Recorded on March 12, 1983. CONTENT: Nancy Kramer speaks with Bruce Allen Murphy, author of the book, The Brandeis, Frankfurter Connection.Broadcast on March 12, 1983. Cataloging note: Originally cataloged as IZ0404. Changed to IZ0391.03 as more episodes in the series were discovered.

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