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	2001 Budget Address (State of The Union Address) - The White House Audio of President George W. Bush's 2001 Budget Address (State of the Union Address.) Keywords: State of the Union Addresses Downloads: 723
	Barbed Wire Man - Pacifica Radio Archives Barbed Wire Man, produced by Ellen Jaffe and Gene Endres. When & Where: Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1968. Recorded: 9 Aug. 1968. Description: Excerpts from a rally protesting maltreatment of migrant workers, planned by the students of Connecticut College's Summer Program in the Humanities. (91 min.) BB3885 Pacifica Radio Archives. Keywords: connecticut; migrant; worker; maltreatment; barbed; jaffe; endres; pacifica Downloads: 112
	Barriers to Change - University of Winnipeg Global College University of Winnipeg Global College Human Rights and Social Justice Conference February 23-25, 2007 –– Friday, February 23, 2007 Marianne Mollman Bill Pace Allan Rock Hillel Neuer Keywords: human rights, social justice Downloads: 1,382
	Bashar al Assad Downloads: 487
	BAT: Structured Creativity Conference Audio recording of the "Structured Creativity Conference" session held in Hampshire, UK in June 1984. British American Tobacco (BAT) marketing and product development personnel discuss approaches to push their product in light of future marketing constraints and social pressure towards a smoke-free society. Employees present several proposal including low sidestream smoke cigarettes and nicotine inhalers... Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; cigarette design; filter; smoker; marketing; advertising; retail outlet; cigarette packaging; sales; business activity; international trade; export; impoverished; socioeconomic status; tobacco industry employee; nicotine; secondhand smoke; ethnic group; Black; Arab; demographics; male; government; regulation; excise tax; tar; brand image Downloads: 177
	Battle for Hue - Dale Minor - Pacifica Radio Archives The Battle for Hue / reported by Dale Minor. News reports on the fighting in and around Hue during the Tet offensive. Recorded in Da Nang, South Vietnam, 22 Feb. 1968. Pacifica Radio Archive, 1968. BB1327 Pacifica Radio Archives. Keywords: tet; vietnam; pacifica; minor; hue; da nang; war Downloads: 465
	BB1324 News report on the Tet offensive. - Pacifica Radio Archives Dale Minor from Vietnam. Recorded by WBAI reporters in Vietnam, 1968. Description: News report on the Tet offensive. BB1324. Keywords: pacifica; revolution; ecology; war; tet; vietnam Downloads: 1,028 Average rating: (1 review)
	BB4874a John Cage on Rauschenberg, Duchamp, Johns, etc - Pacifica Radio Archives Composer John Cage talks about artists Robert Rauschenberg and Marcel Duchamp, among others. 46 minutes. PART 1 of 2. Keywords: John Cage; Robert Rauschenberg; Marcel Duchamp Downloads: 532
	Behind Jury Duty Decisions of great consequence, often matters of life and death, are decided by juries. Host Jeffrey Callison speaks with a judge, a jury consultant, lawyers, and other experts about how juries are selected, what goes on in deliberations, and what you should know before you serve. We'll also hear recent recommendations to improve the jury system. Keywords: jury duty; KXJZ; Insight; Sacramento public radio Downloads: 453
	Being Black in America (in the '90s) / Sonia Sanchez Sonia Sanchez, teacher poet, essayist, dramatist, and storyteller, delivers two short talks for Black women students: "Development of Social Values and the Birth of a Poet" and "Women in Search of Truth" at the first annual meeting of Associated Women Students Commission (AWSC) of Cal State Long Beach. The talk is introduced by Ujean Uwaymah[sp?] and Sanchez is introduced by Diana Sanchez, student president of the AWSC... Downloads: 15
	Being Black in America (in the '90s) / Sonia Sanchez Sonia Sanchez, teacher poet, essayist, dramatist, and storyteller, delivers two short talks for Black women students: "Development of Social Values and the Birth of a Poet" and "Women in Search of Truth" at the first annual meeting of Associated Women Students Commission (AWSC) of Cal State Long Beach. On this tape, Sanchez relates a tale from her father about Black pilots in the '40s. and makes an urgent plea for education to empower young people to meet today's realities... Downloads: 20
	Being Heard: Strategies and Tactics of Public Policy - University of Winnipeg Global College University of Winnipeg Global College Human Rights and Social Justice Conference February 23-25, 2007 --- February 24, 2007 Irwin Cotler Paul Heinbecker Keywords: human rights, social justice, public policy Downloads: 701
	Ben Adler on RNC Conservatives, Media, and Primaries: The Nation Magazine Election Writer takes us through Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Beyond - Dori Smith Talk Nation Radio for January 5, 2011 Ben Adler on RNC Conservatives, Media, and Primaries: The Nation Magazine election writer takes us through Iowa, New Hampshire, S. Carolina, and beyond. Produced by Dori Smith, Storrs, CT TRT: 29:00 Music by Fritz Heede What did the media ask Republican Presidential candidates, what was left out? The Nation Magazine's Ben Adler looks at Iowa, New Hampshire and S... Keywords: Mitt Romney; Rick Santorum; Ron Paul; Iowa; New Hampshire; South Caronlina; Conservative Republican Candidates; Media on Iowa Downloads: 26
	Ben Legere talks about his life Benjamin J. "Ben" Legere, 1887-1972, actor, playwright, and labor leader in both the American and Canadian Labor movements as an I.W.W. organizer and as a member of the General Executive Board of the Canadian One Big Union, discusses his life. This recording is likely source material used for the series "Reminiscences of a Rebel: the autobiography of Benjamin J. Legere," which broadcast on WBAI in October 1966 (from KPFA). Downloads: 17
	Berkeley Police Department Dispatch Public Scanner Berkeley Police Department Dispatch Public Scanner Downloads: 5,854
	Bernadette Mayer reads at the Ear Inn Poet Bernadette Mayer (1945 - ) reads selections from her two recent books, "Utopia" and "Mid-Winter Day" at the Ear Inn in NYC on June 7th, 1986. Mark Weiss introduces her. She reads "Dear amended return acknowledgee" (00:01:28), "The tragic condition of the Statue of Liberty" (00:02:50); "People get ready blow ups happen, or Mikhail Gorbachev's premature ejaculation"(00:04:52); "The presence of one who sometimes leaves a place" (00:09:10); "Catskill eagle" (00:10:16); poem by Mayer's daughter,... Downloads: 18
	Big Mama Thornton live at the Museum of Modern Art Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton and her "Hound Dog Blues Band" perform at the Museum of Modern Art's "Jazz in the Garden" series on July 22, 1971. The first eight minutes of the recording are a warm-up by Thornton's backing band. David Giorgio introduces Thornton and her band. On this portion of the tape she performs "Mother-in-Law Blues"; "Rock Me Baby"; "Shake, Rattle and Roll"; "Hound Dog"; and "Swing on Home, Big Mama". Downloads: 66
	Big Mama Thornton live at the Museum of Modern Art Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton and her "Hound Dog Blues Band" perform at the Museum of Modern Art's "Jazz in the Garden" series on July 22, 1971. The first few minutes are of crowd noise, followed by her band warming up. She performs "Black Angel Blues"; "Ball and Chain"; "I Don't Want Nobody But You"(?); "He's Got the Whole World in His Hand"; "Oh Happy Day"; "Down by the Riverside"; "That Lucky Old Sun"; "Good Morning School Girl"; "Tomorrow Night" and "Hound Dog". Downloads: 37
	Bill Champlin / Fraud Investigation Bill Champlin, singer, songwriter, guitarist, and leader of the legendary Bay Area funk and jazz band The Sons of Champlin, joins host Jeffrey Callison to perform live and talk about the band's forthcoming CD. The Sons of Champlin perform April 29 and 30, 7:30 pm, at the 24th Street Theatre in Sacramento. 916-457-7553 You won't believe the things people try to get away with. Joseph Decker was a Special Investigator for the State Farm Insurance Company in Los Angeles, and a supervisor at State Fa... Keywords: Bill Champlin; Insurance Fraud; Joseph Decker; KXJZ; Sacramento Public Radio Downloads: 801
	Bill Curry, CT Vote, Chraig Holman of Public Citizen on Federal Complaint against Crossroads - Dori Smith Bill Curry, CT Vote, Craig Holman of Public Citizen on Federal Complaint against Crossroads Talk Nation Radio for November 4, 2010 Bill Curry, CT Vote, Chris Holman of Public Citizen on Federal Complaint against Crossroads Plus headline news about CT Governorâs Race, itâs Malloy, AP says at last.. Indy Media in CT calls Governorâs Race, AP missesâ¦ Produced by Dori Smith, Storrs, CT TRT:29:49 Download at Pacificaâs Audioport or at Radio4all.net and Archive.org Craig Holman of Public Citize... Keywords: Bill Curry on CT Congressional Race; 2010; Chris Downloads: 529
	Bill of Rights Radio Education Project: The Second Amendment - Interpretations and Misinte - Pacifica Radio Archives ARCHIVE NUMBER: PZ0047.01 Guns, Weapons: The Right to Bear Arms. Ten of thousands of people are killed every year in the United States by guns. Hundreds of thousands are wounded. Countless others are threatened by them. Are all these deaths and injuries the price we must pay to preserve our constitutional right to bear arms? Or does the Second Amendment only guarantee that right to a specifically organized militia? Produced by David Selvin... Keywords: Second Amendment; gun control; right to bear arms; bill of rights radio education project Downloads: 257 Average rating: (1 review)
	Bill Pace - Bonnycastle Lecture - University of Winnipeg Global College University of Winnipeg Global College Human Rights and Social Justice Conference February 23-25, 2007 --- Bonnycastle Lecture Bill Pace Keywords: Human Rights, Social Justice, Bill Pace, Bonnycastle Downloads: 1,886
	Bill Wallace on the National Security Agency and Ralph Nader on public apathy to the CIA disclosures Pt 1. Bill Sokel interviews Bill Wallace, former National Security Agency employee and currently from the Center for National Security Studies about the activities of the National Security Agency. Pt 2. Ralph Nader talks about public apathy to the CIA disclosures. Broadcast on KPFK, May 30, 1975. Downloads: 8
	Billie Jean King Interview Radio interview with Billie Jean King about the Virginia Slims tennis championship and women’s tennis in general. Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; female; athlete; sports sponsorship; radio Downloads: 47
	Billie Jean King on Virginia Slims of Florida Radio interview with Billie Jean King about the Virginia Slims of Florida tennis tournament that was held for the first time in Miami. Also includes reports about the Orange Bowl (not related to tobacco). Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; female; athlete; sports sponsorship; radio Downloads: 32
	Bishop Desmond Tutu interviewed by Kris Welch Kris Welch interviews Bishop Desmond Tutu, a South African activist and the first black Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town. Welch mentions his book, "Rainbow People of God : Making of a Peaceful Revolution" which is a chronological documentary collection of his speeches, sermons, and letters from 1976 to 1994. Downloads: 4
	Black and white at Berkeley High / moderated by Al Silbowitz. Al Silbowitz moderates a discussion between four students from Berkeley High School, two seniors and two juniors. They discuss the generation gap between parents and children regarding drug use and sex and the use of marijuana among students. The students talk about the police's disproportionate arrest and punishment of black youth versus white youth for minor offenses. Berkeley High's full integration plan is discussed, as well as teachers' involvement (or lack thereof) with the students... Downloads: 13
	Black Panther press conference at KPFA Charles Garry, attorney for Bobby Seale, also comments by Seale at the Hall of Justice in Oakland, regarding the Cleaver situation last night. Interview with Reverend Earl Neil at St. Augustine Episcopal Church, Oakland. Discussion about the police claim where guns were confiscated at meeting of Black Panther Party there. - Broadcast date unknown. Keywords: BLACK PANTHERS; SEALE, BOBBY; CLEAVER, ELDRIDGE Downloads: 7
	Black Panther rally at Bobby Hutton Memorial Park Actuality of a rally held at Bobby Hutton Memorial Park (a.k.a. De Fremery Park) in Oakland hosted by Masai Hewitt, Minister of Education of the Black Panther Party. Professor Angela Davis, professor of philosophy at the University of California, Los Angeles, talks about raising the level of consciousness of people involved in the anti-Vietnam War movement. Terence Hallinan, attorney and anti-war activist... Downloads: 4
	Blackhearts Program that explores moments in the lives of the members of Blackhearts, a gay African-American collective based in NYC. Poet Michael Jared Alexander Mintz[sp?] hosts. Contains performances by and interviews with jazz flautist Fred Carl, poet and author Cary Alan Johnson, and poet Arthur Wilson. Carl talks about performing love songs for another man and his desire to see more out gay black musicians... Downloads: 4
	Board of Directors Meeting, 1983 - Operations Department Presentation Operations Department presentation to the Board of Directors focuses on international competition, particularly from Japan, and the increased need for better quality control of operations and the inspection process. Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; business activity; production; cigarette packaging; cigarette design; cigarette analysis; sales; smoker behavior; tobacco industry employee; labor union Downloads: 101
	Bobby Hutton funeral and memorial service (part 1 of 2) Actuality of the memorial service of Bobby Hutton (1950-1968), the first Black Panther recruit who was killed in a shootout with the Oakland Police Department. Colin Edwards interviews Louella Cleaver, sister of Eldridge Cleaver, about her reaction to Hutton's and Martin Luther King, Jr.'s deaths. Interviews with youth attendees of the funeral. The service is followed by a rally at Merritt Park organized by the Peace & Freedom Party to protest Hutton's slaying and the arrests of Eldridge Cleaver... Downloads: 8
	Bobby Hutton funeral and memorial service (part 2 of 2) "Continuation of the rally at Merritt Park in memory of Bobby Hutton (1950-1968), and in support of Huey Newton and Eldridge Cleaver. James Forman (1928-2005) of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee eulogizes Hutton and talks about how to deal with ""the hogs."" Audio distorted in the last minute, cuts out mid-speech. Reported by Colin Edwards of KPFA." Downloads: 3
	Bobby Seale at the Oakland auditorium Speech by Bobby Seale, chairman of the Black Panther Party, at the Free Huey Newton rally held at the Oakland Auditorium on February 17, 1968 on Newton's birthday. Seale goes over the Black Panther Party's list of demands for the black community, praises Newton's teachings and contributions to the Party and rallies the audience to defend themselves against the racist power structure. Downloads: 4
	Bobby Seale for the defense of Huey Newton Speech given by Bobby Seale, Black Panther chairman, during a Black Panther meeting in defense of Huey Newton, a fellow Black Panther member on April 16, 1968. The speech was delivered at the Kaleidoscope, a largely white nightclub in Los Angeles. Downloads: 2
	Bobby Seale statement at KPFA Statement written by Huey Newton, read by Bobby Seale, expressing grief at the death of George Jackson and calling for black solidarity. Keywords: Prisoners -- Personal narratives; Trials (Murder) -- California; Soldad Brothers; Interviews with the Soledad Brothers / interviewed and produced by David Stevens; JACKSON, GEORGE; SOLEDAD TRIAL; BLACK PANTHERS Downloads: 6
	Bond Proposal/ Good Government/ CSU Executive Compensation Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's plans for a set of public works bonds on June's ballot were dashed last night. Capital Public Radio's Capitol Bureau Chief Marianne Russ tells you how it happened, and what it all means. A new survey shows a majority of people feel open public records and meetings keep government honest. Today experts tell you if open government really does equal good government, and where California could improve... Keywords: Bond Proposal; Schwarzenegger; CSU administration; KXJZ; Sacramento Public Radio Downloads: 299
	Bonerama / Paddling Northern California The 2006 Sacramento Jazz Jubilee begins this Friday. Today you'll meet Matt Perrine of Bonerama, the New Orleans based brass band headlining the event. He's originally from Sacramento. You'll also hear Matt's wife Debbie recount her harrowing evacuation from New Orleans before Hurricane Katrina struck. Bonerama perfoms at 9:30 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday at the Firehouse Lot in Old Sacramento... Keywords: Sacramento Jazz Jubilee; Bonerama; Paddling Northern California; KXJZ; Sacramento Public Radio Downloads: 847
	Bosnian Peace Talks - WBAI Wake Up Call Topics include what the peace talks will mean for the Balkan leaders of Bosnia-Serbia, President Slobodan Milosevic and Croatian President Franjo Tudjman. They will meet at an Airforce Base in Dayton, Ohio to discuss the territorial divisions of Bosnia. President Clinton (CIA and Pentagon) will be sending troops and NATO will enter as well to cripple the Bosnia Serb Army to force concessions. The suburbs of Sarajevo voted against the Dayton Peace Accords... Keywords: Serbia; Bosnia; Sarajevo; Balkan Peace Talks; Dayton Peace Accords Downloads: 458
	Bowman and Lamb Les Bowman, Jr. records two versions of voice over for unidentified media on the topic of change and how Philip Morris has managed it since 1960. Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; business activity Downloads: 75
	Branko Milanovic interview - openDemocracy The World Bank economist Branko Milanovic talks to openDemocracy about globalisation, inequality and labour mobility. Keywords: opendemocracy, politics, democracy, Branko Milanovic, World Bank, economics, inequality, Gini coefficient, Cochabamba, Boloivia, Rachel Rawlins Downloads: 350
	Breaking bread : building multi-racial alliances for economic and social justice This program features extended excerpts of a live discussion recorded in mid-November, with an open debate about the role that race, gender and class play in our country in keeping people from finding their shared interests and how we might overcome barriers to work together for social change. Participants include essayist and author Barbara Ehrenreich, author and activist Clarence Lusane, Mary Matsuda who is professor of law at Georgetown University, and Cornel West who is professor of Afro-Ame... Downloads: 7
	Breaking bread : building multi-racial alliances for economic and social justice This program features extended excerpts of a live discussion recorded in mid-November, with an open debate about the role that race, gender and class play in our country in keeping people from finding their shared interests and how we might overcome barriers to work together for social change. Participants include essayist and author Barbara Ehrenreich, author and activist Clarence Lusane, Mary Matsuda who is professor of law at Georgetown University, Cornel West who is professor of Afro-America... Downloads: 5
	Bristol Scanner 82606 Downloads: 482
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