Pacifica National Programming

When is armed intervention justified? / Gene LaRoque and Saul Landau ; produced by Pacifica Radio News.

Four part series which examines how a changing world situation might effect the United States. Features analysis from national politicians, political activists, policy makers, and academics.|WHEN IS ARMED INTERVENTION JUSTIFIED? / Gene LaRoque and Saul Landau| produced by Pacifica Radio News. - SERIES: Talking about America| no.

Examination of when the United States should intervene in international conflicts, and when it should stay at home to avoid Somalia-like disasters. Features: Admiral Gene LaRoque, Center for Defense Information; and Saul Landau, Institute for Policy Studies.

Mass media and the marketing of United States culture / Pat Dowell and Naomi Wolf ; produced by Pacifica Radio News.

Four part series which examines how a changing world situation might effect the United States. Features analysis from national politicians, political activists, policy makers, and academics.|MASS MEDIA AND THE MARKETING OF UNITED STATES CULTURE / Pat Dowell and Naomi Wolf| produced by Pacifica Radio News. - SERIES: Talking about America| no.

On the effect on society of films and television which consistently use sexual and racial myths to market popular culture. Features interviews with: Pat Dowell, NPR film critic; and Naomi Wolf, author.

Mahlathini and the Mahotella Queens. (Episode 6 of 12)

MAHLATHINI AND THE MAHOTELLA QUEENS. SERIES: Face the music : Pacifica's East and West coast concert series| no. 6. Sixth in a series of twelve 1-hour concerts. CONTENT: Performance by Mahlathini and the Mahotella Queens, a South African group who has revolutionized the pop music scene since the 1960s. The Mahotella Queens are a female vocal trio. Mahlathini is the instrumental backup.

The Life of Ah Chi and almost home : violence against Asian Americans / executive producer Tarabu Betserai.

"The Life of Ah Chi" is a vivid docu-drama exploring the experience of immigrants from South China to the United States during the early 1900's. The story is told throught the life of one man, Ah Chi, who landed in New York's Chinatown. This program was produced by the New York Chinatown History Project.

Free South Africa movement retrospective / narrated by Margaret Summers ; produced by Dan Collison and Lewis Cohen.

Examination of the development of the Free South Africa (FSA) movement following the first arrest at the South African embassy on Thanksgiving Day, 1984. Traces the emergence of a broader American consciousness concerning race relations in South Africa.|FREE SOUTH AFRICA MOVEMENT RETROSPECTIVE / produced by Dan Collison and Lewis Cohen.

Father Gregory Chisholm : an interview.

Talks about the surveillance of arrivals at the El Salvador airport, the four nuns killed by the national guard, and his own detention just prior to their murder.

Nuclear deterrence : a speech / by Alexander Haig ; recorded by Pacifica National News.

Speech by Alexander Haig justifying the United States buildup of nuclear weapons, denouncing the nuclear freeze initiatives, and outlining Soviet aggression and adventurism.

Of God, land, and nation : Native American land claims and the Bill of Rights (Episode 3 of 15)

Third in the 15-part series Bill of Rights Radio Education Project, co-sponsored by the Pacifica Foundation and the American Civil Liberties Union, with major funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Produced by Anita Parlow. Contributions by Keith Stout, Smokey Bear, Mad Dog Singers, and Woman Sound. Narrated by Brenda Wilson.

New right attacks Pacifica / reported by Tim Frasca.

Report on the National Conservative Political Action committee's direct verbal attack of Pacifica.

South Africa after the elections / hosted by Walter Turner ; produced by Pacifica National Programming.

Round table discussion by experts on South Africa covering issues such as: land reform, the future of the homelands, the South African economy, the role of trade unions, the future of social services such as health care and education, regionalism, and how the South African elections will effect other African nations as well as global politics.|SOUTH AFRICA AFTER THE ELECTIONS / hosted by Walter

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