![[audio]](/images/mediatype_audio.gif) | "The Crucible" / John Ashcroft / Home auctions
Sacramento State's Theater Department celebrates its 50th anniversary with the opening production of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible." It was the first play staged by the department in 1956. Cast members perform a scene live in our studio. Former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft tells you about his new book, "Never Again: Securing America and Restoring Justice." As the housing market cools, home owners are trying different ways of selling their homes...
Keywords: The Crucible; Arthur Miller; John Ashcroft; home auctions; KXJZ; Insight
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| "The War" / Patent on life / Snake sight
Filmmaker Ken Burns fills you in on his next PBS documentary. It's about World War II and includes interviews with many Sacramentans. You can hear Ken Burns speak as part of the Sacramento Speakers Series at 8 p.m. April 24, 2007, at the Community Center Theater, 1301 L St., Sacramento. Information: (866) 773-2535. Some researchers feel existing patents must be broken if key stem cell research is to flourish...
Keywords: Ken Burns; documentary; World War II; stem cell research; patent; evolution; snakes; KXJZ; Sacramento public radio
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| 9th Annual National Preventive Medicine Meeting
Tape of "Passive Smoking: Health Effects, Policy Development and Community Activism" at the 9th Annual National Preventive Medicine Conference, "Linking Science, Policy and Practice." Tape includes moderator's introduction and presentation by James Repace on the medical effects of secondhand smoke and Tom Fileti's remarks.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; secondhand smoke; airplane; regulation; legislation; international trade; Surgeon General; advertising; nicotine; public place; laboratory research; lung cancer; familial relation; female; male; epidemiological research; workplace; tobacco related health concerns; research activity; carcinogen; cardiovascular disease; smoking section
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| Take Action Now with TAN
Message aimed at recruiting members for TAN, the Tobacco Action Network, a volunteer-based organization devoted to lobbying local and state legislators to preserve the right to freedom of choice and against smoking restrictions.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; legal right; government; anti-smoking advocacy; regulation; public place; local ordinance; state legislation; political activity; grass roots lobbying
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| Take Back the Night march featuring a speech by Andrea Dworkin
Actuality of the Women Take Back the Night march held in Los Angeles on April 19, 1980. Contains a speech by feminist activist Andrea Dworkin (1946-1995), the Los Angeles Women's Chorus and the Great American Yankee Freedom Band of Los Angeles perform, interviews with participants and actualities from the crowd.
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| Taking a Stand - University of Winnipeg Global College
University of Winnipeg Global College Human Rights and Social Justice Conference February 23-25, 2007 --- February 24, 2007 Monia Moziqh Introduction - Janet Stewart (CBC)
Keywords: human rights, social justice
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| Talk Nation Radio: Robert Fantina on War and the Bravery of Deserters - david swanson
Robert Fantina discusses the courage of those who desert the military, including some 20,000 in the United States during the "global war on terra." Fantina is the author ofDesertion and the American Soldier,Look Not Unto the Morrow, andEmpire, Racism, and Genocide: A History of U.S. Foreign Policy.He discusses all of these books on the program.
Keywords: war; peace; desertion; awol; conscientious objector; resister; robert fantina; david swanson
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| Talk Nation Radio: Stephen M. Kohn on Our Government's Attacks on Whistleblowers - David Swanson
Stephen M. Kohn of the National Whistleblowers Center says that for national security whistleblowers, Obama's presidency has been "a disaster." Kohn, the author of eight books on whistleblower law, represents Sibel Edmonds, an FBI whistleblower and the author of the just-released Classified Woman. Edmonds submitted her book to the FBI for censorship, and the FBI failed to identify anything that she could not print, but also refused to approve of the book...
Keywords: Stephen Kohn; David Swanson; Sibel Edmonds; Whistleblowers
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| Taxes / Local GRAMMY winner
Is a sales tax the best way to raise money for a new downtown arena? Today on Insight, we continue our series, "Arena: Yes or No," with a look at the legality of Measures Q and R. Experts tell you whether a simple majority will stand up in court and whether the burden of responsibility for a new arena should extend beyond Sacramento County. Mary Youngblood won a 2003 GRAMMY for Best Native American Music Album with her CD "Beneath the Raven Moon." Her latest CD is "Dance With The Wind." You'll h...
Keywords: Sacramento arena; Measures Q & R; Mary Youngblood; KXJZ; Insight
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| Taxes for torture / produced by Tim McGovern and David Morrison.
Tim McGovern discusses the range of techniques, including torture, used in the Western Hemisphere by counterinsurgency groups such as the Green Berets and Latin American military and police forces. McGovern and a series of guests illustrate how US taxpayer money helps fund groups such as the Agency of International Development who employ these techniques, and examines the practice of torture and wrongful detainment of political activists in Latin American and Third World countries...
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Keywords: Mother Jones; Radio; Interview; politics
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| Technology: Weapon or Tool for Human Rights - University of Winnipeg Global College
University of Winnipeg Global College Human Rights and Social Justice Conference February 23-25, 2007 --- February 23, 2007 Judith Dueck Walther Lichem Ben Peterson
Keywords: human rights, social justice, technology
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| Teen Drivers / Nobel Peace Prize Nominee Kathy Kelly
Several related bills propose to place limitations on California's teen drivers. Should teen drivers be banned from using cell phones while driving, be off the roads by 11:00 pm, and display a 'young driver' placard? Or is this simply a case of 'teen-profiling,' as many younger drivers claim? Experts join host Jeffrey Callison to figure out what restrictions should appropriately be placed on teen drivers...
Keywords: Teen drivers; Kathy Kelly; KXJZ; Sacramento Public Radio
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| Telephone Conference Call Regarding Deposition of Michael Salisbury. Participants: Attorneys Guy Blynn, John Villafranco and Jonathon Stein.
Conference call between the lawyers for R. J. Reynolds and Mike Salisbury, creator of the Joe Camel cartoon character, discussing the possibility of his deposition in the Federal Trade Commission Joe Camel Case.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; advertising; marketing; tobacco industry lawyer; tobacco industry law firm; children; youth; legal activity; industry response; lawyer; lawsuit; advertising agency; advertising restriction
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| Telling the Story: Witnesses and Protagonists - University of Winnipeg Global College
University of Winnipeg Global College Human Rights and Social Justice Conference February 23-25, 2007 --- February 24, 2007 Lost Boys and Girls of Sudan Ellen Gabriel Koloshade Donna Carriero (moderator)
Keywords: human rights, social justice
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| Terrorism Preparedness / NCAA Championships
The threat of a terrorist attack in our region is taken seriously by government and emergency response teams, but how well are we prepared? Host Jeffrey Callison speaks with local officials and other experts to find out. The 2005 NCAA Track & Field Championships are coming to Sacramento next week. Jeffrey previews the event with an organizer and an athlete.
Keywords: Terrorism Preparedness; NCAA Championships; KXJZ; Sacramento Public Radio
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| Testimony from the Presidential Committee on the Causes and Prevention of Violence 1968 - Pacifica Radio Archives
Actuality of testimony from Kingman Brewster; Henry Mayer; Sam Brown; Price Cobbs; and Huey Newton, Black Panther Party co-founder, before the Presidential Committee on the Causes and Prevention of Violence.BROADCAST: WBAI, 2 Dec. 1968. PART 1 of 2 (75 min.) BB3209A Pacifica Radio Archives.
Keywords: pacifica; panther; black; black panther; newton; violence; revolution
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| Testimony from the Presidential Committee on the Causes and Prevention of Violence Part 2 - Pacifica Radio Archives
Actuality of testimony from Kingman Brewster; Henry Mayer; Sam Brown; Price Cobbs; and Huey Newton, Black Panther Party co-founder, before the Presidential Committee on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. BROADCAST: WBAI, 2 Dec. 1968. Part 2 of 2. BB3209b Pacifica Radio Archives.
Keywords: pacifica; panther; black; black panther; newton; violence; revolution
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| Tet Offensive - Whole World Is Watching - Pacifica Radio Archives
THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING produced by Helen Mickiewicz. Dale Minor covering the Tet offensive; Martin Luther King's speeches; Robert Kennedy's last speech and assassination; and fighting in Vietnam. BROADCAST: KPFA, March 1979. SERIES: KPFA thirty year retrospective| 1968. AZ0265 Pacifica Radio Archives.
Keywords: tet; vietnam; pacifica; mickiewicz; minor
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| The 1975 art world: the women in it (part 1 of 2)
Panel discussion entitled "The 1975 Art World: The Women in It", held at New York University's Loeb Student Center in conjunction with the Fine Arts Museum of the Women's Interart Center as part of a series of special events to salute "1975: Women and Art", on Wednesday, May 7th, 1975 at 7pm. Discussion is moderated by artist Alice Baber and the panel includes Howardena Pindell, artist and curator of prints at Museum of Modern Art; Isabel Bishop, artist; Mary Garrard, art historian at American U... |
| The 1975 art world: the women in it (part 2 of 2)
Second part of a panel discussion entitled "The 1975 Art World: The Women in It", held at New York University's Loeb Student Center in conjunction with the Fine Arts Museum of the Women's Interart Center as part of a series of special events to salute "1975: Women and Art", on Wednesday, May 7th, 1975 at 7pm. Discussion is moderated by artist Alice Baber and the panel includes Howardena Pindell, artist and curator of prints at Museum of Modern Art; Isabel Bishop, artist; Mary Garrard, art histor...
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| The AIDS summit of the year / Amy Goodman and Mike Alcalay.
Mike Alcalay and Amy Goodman host coverage of the 6th International AIDS Summit at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. VP George Bush on mandatory testing. Stockholm clip: PM Carlsson at 4th conference. Clip of ACT UP at Montreal. Kenneth Kaunda, Zambian president. Hans-Paul Verhoef. Restrictions on immigration in suspected HIV cases. Chris Sandoval, activist and community liaison for the AIDS office of the SF Dept...
Keywords: Sandoval, Chris; Binder, Matt; Jefferson, Fran; Williams, Reggie; Krim, Mathilde; Kramer, Larry; AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome); Immigration and emigration -- Health and hygiene; Drug abuse -- Health and hygiene -- United States
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| The artist and the new media
Jeanne Siegal interviews artist Roy Lichtenstein who was an abstract expressionist for many years, then was later labeled as a pop artist. He adopted the calligraphic comic strip style and historic benday dots ordinarily identified with advertising. Lichtenstein, who is both a painter and sculptor, discusses his work and views on recent developments in art.
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| The Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin - WBAI Wake Up Call
A translation of the last speech by Yitzhak Rabin is played. Amy Goodman gives details on assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. Saturday night Rabin was shot twice by a 25 year old, right-wing, Jewish law student, Yigal Amir. Goodman and Bernard White discuss the issues that the assassination brings up. Goodman summarizes and reads news stories from Middle Eastern newspapers. President Clinton eulogizes Rabin...
Keywords: Yitzhak Rabin; Yigal Amir; Noam Chomsky; Israel and Palestine
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| The ballad of Sunset Hall
The recording is of a benefit concert for the Sunset Hall retirement home in Los Angeles, which provides housing for senior citizens who have dedicated their lives to social action movements. The host provides a brief history and purpose of Sunset Hall. Ross Altman begins by singing "The Ballad of Sunset Hall". Pete Seeger sings "Abiyoyo", "We Shall Not Be Moved", "Stay on Freedom", "Soon Mama", "My Whole World", "Viva La Quince Brigada", "My Experiences as a Folk Singer in Franco's Spain", "Whe...
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| The Barretts of Bleecker Street / Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara.
Improvisational comedy duo Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara perform as The Barretts of Bleecker Street in the WBAI studio. BROADCAST: WBAI October 1962 and 4 Apr. 1966 and KPFA November 1962 and January 1963.
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| The Best of Rustbelt for Summer 2006 - September 4, 2006 - Pittsburgh Indymedia
This week we will be presenting highlights of Rustbelt Radio stories from the last few months, including: * janitors spin the Wheel of Misfortune at the SouthSide Works * in Homewood and Garfield, the Pittsburgh police are criticized for car chases that result in multiple deaths and injuries * a local nonprofit sends help to the Caribbean * as the national spotlight was on Pittsburgh for this year's All Star Game, locals put the spotlight on the city's treatment of homeless, as well as the sweat...
Keywords: Rustbelt Radio; Janitors; Pittsburgh; Caribbean; Global Links; All Star Game; baseball; homeless; sweatshops; lebanon; South Central farmers; immigration; Mon-Fayette expressway; Atenco; Oaxaca
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| The Best of Rustbelt Radio Fall 2006 - Pittsburgh Indymedia
Welcome to the Best of Rustbelt Radio, the Pittsburgh Independent Media Center's weekly review of news from the grassroots; news overlooked by the corporate media. This week, we will be presenting highlights of Rustbelt Radio stories from the Fall of 2006 including... * A Proposed Casino for the Hill District faces opposition * the legal struggle over Hazleton, Pennsylvania's trendsetting anti-immigrant legislation * Veterans of the war in Iraq visit Pittsburgh on the Uprise Counter Recruitment ...
Keywords: Rustbelt Radio; Pittsburgh; casinos; Hazelton; immigration; Iraq; veterans; affirmative action; Oaxaca; GLBTQ
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| The Best of Rustbelt Radio for Fall 2007 - Pittsburgh Indymedia
Welcome to this week's edition of Rustbelt Radio, the Pittsburgh Independent Media Center's weekly review of the news from the grassroots, news overlooked by the corporate media. This week, we will be presenting highlights of Rustbelt Radio stories from the Fall of 2007 including... * locals take to the street in actions to oppose the war, and in support of the Jena 6 * the Word on the Street from October 8th - Pittsburghers' thoughts on Columbus Day * an update on the Coalition of Immokalee Wor...
Keywords: Rustbelt Radio; Pittsburgh; schools; war; Iraq; recruiting; Jena 6; protest; Columbus Day; Coalition of Immokalee Workers; Burger King; Miami; New Voices Pittsburgh; Reproductive Justice Weekend; LPFM; Lower Power FM; radio; FCC; media; LGBT; ENDA
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| The Best of Rustbelt Radio for Spring 2007 (May 28, 2007) - Pittsburgh Indymedia
This week, we will be presenting highlights of Rustbelt Radio stories from the Winter and Spring of 2007 including... * Community activists speak out against violence * The movement for immigrants' rights * Wolves come off the endangered species list * Pittsburghers rally for action on climate change * A public hearing with the FCC and the fight against corporate media consolidation * and more highlights from the past few months of Rustbelt Radio
Keywords: Rustbelt Radio; Pittsburgh; violence; immigration; immigrants' rights; Wolves; environment; New Orleans; Hot 8 Brass Band; FCC; reproductive rights; public transit
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| The Best of Rustbelt Radio for Winter 2006 (March 13, 2006) - Pittsburgh Indymedia
This week's show falls during WRCT's random schedule, so we will be presenting highlights of Rustbelt Radio stories from the last few months, including: * a remix of Rustbelt Radio's sound collage from the post-super bowl riots * our own Andalusia Knoll reports from South America at the inauguration of the first indigenous president of Bolivia * the ACLU has uncovered government spying on local peace groups, we'll hear from their legal director and responses from some of those groups * we'll hea...
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| The Best of Rustbelt Radio, Summer 2007 (Rustbelt Radio for September 3, 2007) - Pittsburgh Indymedia
This week, we will be presenting highlights of Rustbelt Radio stories from the Summer of 2007 including... * Pittsburgh's nomination as America's most livable city * Updates on the South Central Los Angeles Farm * A report from the activists and Media Makers at the 9th annual Allied Media Conference * How To Free a Political Prisoner -- a local benefit for Mumia * Let's Talk About Sex-- interviews and highlights from the 10th annual Sistersong conference * and more highlights from the past few m...
Keywords: Rustbelt Radio; Allied Media Conference; AMC; AMC2007; Detroit; Pittsburgh; Los Angeles; South Central Farm; urban farming; Mumia; Mumia Abu-Jamal; Sistersong; sex
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| The Black artist / Ishmael Reed, Ortiz Walton, and Joe Overstreet.
Novelist Ishmael Reed, musician Ortiz Walton, and painter Joe Overstreet discuss the traditions of Black art at the San Francisco Black Writers Workshop in 1970. They talk about the history of blacks being discouraged from participating in the arts in the United States, the co-optation of black cultural forms by white people and the difficulty black artists have in getting recognition or grants for their work...
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| The Black Panther Party in Sacramento
KPFA volunteer Denny Smithson rode on a bus trip made by Black Panther Party on May 2, 1968. The trip began at the Alameda County Courthouse where Bobby Seale appeared at 9:30am. Smithson reads a telegram from Jesse Unruh. The bus then traveled to Sacramento, where the Panthers demanded the reinstatement of Eldridge Cleaver's parole. Includes interviews with Kathleen Cleaver, Communications Secretary of the Black Panthers and wife of Eldridge Cleaver, and Leonard Glaser, co-chairman of the Legal...
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| The Cabbage Patch Kids / Stuart Ewen
Author and historian Stuart Ewen discusses the Cabbage Patch Kids doll phenomenon in the United States. He describes his attempts to contact Coleco to interview a Cabbage Patch doll. Ewen decries the attention lavished on these dolls when "charity for other human beings seems to be at an all-time low" and presents an unverified anecdote about a child receiving a "death certificate" for their broken doll...
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| The car top rally
Actuality of student protest against new campus rules at University of California, Berkeley. Actuality of student protest against new campus rules at University of California, Berkeley. Listeners can hear altercation over microphone by pro- and anti- free speech movement activists, as well as student heckling of anti-FSM activists. Craig Burton and Mario Savio debate the use of democratic process in bringing about change...
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| The car top rally
The recording includes actuality of student protest against new campus rules at University of California, Berkeley. In Sproul Plaza, faculty member Peterson reports on negotiations and states administration's assertion that the students have gone back on their word. Mario Savio proposes demands and concessions. Martin Roysher explains the limits the students must place on their actions. Al Silbowitz describes students leaving Sproul Plaza...
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| The car top rally
Recording includes actuality of student protest against the new campus rules at the University of California, Berkeley. Jackie Goldberg speaks on the position of the University. Dick Roman talks about how he joined the demonstration. B. Turner speaks of the "table" incident and Mario Savio gives his speech. Jack Weinberg is arrested and the crowd reacts. Don Hackett presents a conservative view and Art Goldberg about table incident...
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| The car top rally
Actuality of the student protest against new campus rules at University of California, Berkeley, that captures some of the following activities: approximately 7:25 pm, with President Kerr and Chancellor Strong watching from the steps of Sproul Hall (the crowd was unaware of their presence), Mario Savio proposes a meeting to be held the following Monday at the Sproul Hall steps between the UC Berkeley administration and the students...
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| The car top rally
Actuality of student protests against new campus rules at University of California, Berkeley. Mario Savio reports on university administration's continuing unwillingness to negotiate ("...Strong and Kerr were 'not contactable.'"); Savio expresses concerns about further violence against the demonstrators and possible police actions to break the rally; urges solidarity: "Please be here tonight!" He later announces a Joan Baez concert to be held that night...
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