KPFK remembers
MALCOLM X
Special Programs - May 18 & 19
KPFK FOLIO
STAFF
GENERAL MANAGER - Tarabu Belseral
BUSINESS MANAGER - Mary Powler
ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT ■ Peart Skotnae
CHEF ENGINEER - Roben Rate
STUDIO MAINTEHANCE ENGINEER - Richanj Michael
PRODUCTION DIRECTOR ■ Maricel Pagulayan
PROGRAM DIRECTOR Luda Chappelle
CONTINUITY/TRAFFIC - Blair Zanjbick
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING - RoyTucl(man
SUBSCRIPTIONS DIRECTOR ■ Sue Cohen
SUBSCRIPTIONS ASSISTANT - Terry Guy
NEWS DIRECTOR - Don Rush
MORNING NEWS - Alan John Harris
REPORTER - Roberto Nadurts
REPORTER - Nancy Clark
TRAINING CO-ORDINATOn-Luka Femandez-Pellon
THANK YOU to our Local Bowd and al our »ion<l»r(ul
volunteer!.
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REPORT TO THE LISTENER
Tarahu Betserai
The March fund Drive was a great success. $160,000 was raised in
pledges in 10 days and another 537,000 was raised in our pre-fund
drive mailer. It is very clear that you support the good work from
KPFK because you have made this fund drive the most successful
ever. We thank you!
These fund drives are the most labor intensive peritxis during the year
and it takes a special breed of commitment and insanity to make them
work. Anumber of people share in these strange characteristics and
must be thanked for their work. Our Fund Coordinator for this
drive was Pamela Burton. Pam's enthusiasm and skill is a yardstick to others around her and her veiy
warm and p)ersonable style really helped in pulling together many different elements to work on this
effort Hats off to Pam for another outstanding job. Program Director Lucia Chappelle once again
pulled all of her hair out one week before the fund drive and looked remarkably like a carbon of Tarabu
Betserai. The fallout of that process resulted in a lot of good material from the January conference, "The
State of the Fourth Estate, The Media and U.S. Foreign Policy," the Women's Action for Nuclear
Disarmament Conference. Lucia's typical inspiring energy also provided much adrenaline. Blair
Zarubick worked massive hours as he camped out in edit booths preparing a lot of the program material
and managed somehow to keep his eyelids open for ten days straight without blinking once. Business
Manager Mary Fowler was able to complete the hat trick by playing all of the positions at the same lime
without breaking a sweat. Sue Cohen and Terry Guy in subscriptions burned up the video screens
inputing pledges and coordinating volimteers. Maricel Pagulayan and Luisa Pellon were both working
furiously in the production department Tltanks also to the News Department, Engineering, Melanie
Temmer et al. And lastly, special thanks to the many volunteers who came and answered telephones,
served as administrators, stuffmg envelopes and a variety of tasks associated with the fund drive,
restaurants and all the rest who donated food and supplies. We thank you all.
Pacinca & KPFK Win National Awards
More good news for Pacifica and KPFK. Larry Bensky anchor for Pacifica's Iran-Contra Coverage last
year, recently won the prestigious George Polk Award for political broadcasting. Those who listened
to Pacifica's coverage last year know of the superb work Larry did and our congratulations go out to
him. Pacifica and KPFK locally were also awarded the National Federation of Community Broadcast-
ers Award for Iran-ConCra coverage. This award was given to Pacifica for its network coverage and
locally to KPFK in Los Angeles, producer Alan Fong, and WBAI in New York for its local Contragate
coverage. This is especially gratifying. KPFK's local Contragate coverage was KPFK at its best. i\lan
Fong was executive producer for our broadcasts and he did an outstanding job. Other people on the local
team that also share in this award include Cory Dubin, Diane James, Zeta Graham, Leaburt Whittaker
and Bob Young. Note takers,editors and support staff included Blair Zarubick, Rico Clement i\ndy
Weiss, Roby Timmerberg, Ailecn Dietz, Bruce Yale, Mark Kellor, Nancy Clark and Don Rush.
National Board Meeting
The Pacifica Spring national Board Meeting will take place in Washington D.C. on May 6-8. A report
on that meeting will be provided in next months issue.
Also in advance thanks to those who attended KPFK's Canto Tropical Benefit at Club Riviera. Thanks
to Club Riviera for their generous support of KPFK. and to Poncho Sanchez & his Band, Bobby Matos,
and Super Banda Azucar. ,
KPFK SWITCHBOARD (81 8) 985-271 1
9 AM to 5 PM, Monday - Friday
VOLUME 78
MAY 1988
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Mays
CINCO DE MAYO will be celebrated on KPFK with special programming throughout the day. We will be
presenting music, a forum on immigration, a discussion of Latino politics in Los Angeles and our regular
Spanish language programs in the evening.
May 18 7:00 PM- 11:30 PM
May 19 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
THE BIRTHDAY OF MALCOLM X is May 19. KPFK will present special programming titled Malcolm X: The
Deceivers and the Deceived. We will present talks which Malcolm X gave at the Harvard Law School
Forum, Egypt and at the Audobon Auditorium with Fannie Lou Hamer. These include some speeches never
broadcast before. Our thanks to the Genealogy Society for many of these recordings.
SUNDAY
1
AM
6:00
GOSPEL CARAVAN-With brother Prince Dixon.
9:00
THE NIXON TAPES-Oldies, jazz, new sounds, ethnomusic and
more with host Tom Nixon.
11:00
NATIONAL SECURITY-lnterviews with nationally known policy
makers and activists. Ian Masters hosts.
PM
12:00
IN FIDEUTY-Hosted by Peter Sutheim and Will Hammond.
1:00
SUNDAY OPERA Bemstein: Mass with Alan Titus, other
soloists, chorus & orchestra under Leonard Bemstein (CBS
#M2-31008). Hosted by Fred Hyatt
5:00
NEWS
5:30
PREACHING THE BLUES-Blues, Black gospel and boogie
woogie, with occasional live guests and a regular calendar of
live blues events at 6:30. Produced and hosted by Ed Archer.
7:30
FOLKSCENE-A program of traditional and contemporary folk
music. The program features live music, interviews with the
performers and the finest in recorded folk music. Featured this
evening will be John Gorka, plus Roy Forbes. Hosted by Roz &
Howard Lamian.
10:00
IMRU-Josy Catoggio's First-Sunday Lesbian Sisters edition.
11:00
SMOKE RINGS-Jazz and commentary with John Breckow.
MONDAY ^
AM
6:00
RADIO COLLUSION -F/rsf-Monday Miscellany -Wildly varied
mixture of first rate music. Hosted by Paul Sanoian (P.O. Box
5194, Santa f^onica, 90405).
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines.
7:15-Senior Citizen Report-Manny Kirschner.
7:30-National Security-Rebroadcast from Sunday at 1 lam.
8:30-Newscast with Alan John Hanis.
9:00-Report to the listener.
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
FOLKDANCE WITH MARIO-Romp, stomp, wail and flail with
ethnic, folk and traditional music from airound the world. Hosted
by Mario Casetta, "the old ethnic." It's good for the body and
good for the spirit.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
MUSIC OF THE AMERICAS-Hosted by Jeannie Pool.
2:00
ALAN WATTS
3:00
MEDICAUDENTAL ALTERNATIVE-Hosted by Dr. Rora
Parsa.
3:30
HEALTH FROM THE GROUND UP-Hosted by Barbara Spark.
4:30
PRESCRIPTION FOR SURVIVAL-Produced by Physteians for
Social Responsibility.
5:00
BODY POLITICS-Hosted by Gary Richwald.
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
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KPFK FOLIO
6:00
THE TIMES IN REVlEW-KPFKs in-depth look at events of the
day. through news reports from around Ihe world, interviews
with noted analysts and a wide-ranging coverage of local
issues Hosted lay Don Rush
6:45
COMMENTARY-By Charles l^organ
7K)0
LABOR SCENE
7:30
EAST WIND- The latest in the culture, politics and issues of the
Asian/Paafic community in Southern California Hosted by
Miya Iwataki.
8:00
THE JOHNNY OTIS SHOW -Continuing the tradition of the
blues, rhythm & blues, gospel and jazz with informabve
discussion and live performances. Hosted by Johnny Otis.
11:00
JANUS COMPANY RADIO THEATER -Produced In our studios
by Jan & Mallory Gelter
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING-Hosted by Roy of Hollywood.
Philosopher stone night. Hear the voices of Jack Gariss,
Krishnamurti and other great thinkers of our time.
TUESDAY O
AM
6:00
MUSIC IN BLACK: THE CLASSIC IMAGE-John Patton &
Barbara Shemll play the music of national and international
Black classical composers and performers of all genres from
early on to ttie present day.
7K)0
MORNING MAGAZINE
7<X)-News headlines
7:15- Commentary
7:30-News and issues with Ariana Manov & Joseph Ktegel.
8:30-Newscast with Alan John Harris
goORead all about it, with Chuck fvloore.
9 25-Calendar of community events
9:30
FOLKSCENE-Fof two hours today, Folkscene will feature
Baice Phillips. Kate Wolf, Don Coffin & Bode Wagner. This
program onginated live from Studio D on April 30. 1977.
Produced by Roz S Howard Lannan.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
NOON CONCERT Hosted By William Malloch.
2:00
PHILOSOPHER STONE HOUR
3K)0
AMERICAN INDIAN AIRWAVES-William Oandasan. Bunny
Hatcher & Marcus Lopez wll read news articles on events
concerning the American Indian Community in Los Angeles.
California and the nation
4K)0
CAMBRIDGE FORUMBlack socialism is our topic for today.
Cambridge Forum is hosted by Phil Zwerling, Minister of the
First Unitanan Church of Los Angeles, and looks at the human
condition from a Unitanan Universalist perspective.
5:00
NEW SIGNALS-Our conversations with optimistic visionaries
will defog your lenses, spark your brain and may touch your
heart Hosted tiy Barbara Dunlap
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-KPFKs in-depth kx>k at events of the day.
through news reports from around the wortd, interviews with
noted analysts and a wkJe-ranging coverage of kjcal issues.
Hosted by Don Rush
7:00
OPEN JOURNAL-Hosted by Roy Ulrich.
7:30
PSYCHOLOGY FOR THE PEOPLE-Hosted by Steve
Portuguese
8:30
SOUNDINGS-Hosted by Jadue Apple.
9:30
IMAGINARY LANDSCAPE-A program of new. unusual and
experimental music. Hosted by Carl Stone,
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING-With Roy of Hollywood EARTH
TUESDAY Issues of environmental threats, real and potential,
exptored through prerecorded materials and in-studio guests
WEDNESDAY *■*
AM
6:00
DIVINE SONGS-Hosted by Mira Baj Henderson.
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7;00-News headlines
7:15-Commentary; Education with Jeff Horton.
7;30-The Commandante BaWy Show, with Scout & Thunder-
heart
8:30-News with Alan John Harris.
9M-Read all about it. with Nancy Claris.
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
INDEPENDENT MUSIC Here are the "small labels," the
independent recording companies, distiibutors, musiaans,
composers and producers wrtro stiuggle uphill to bring you
exceptional musk; in ttie face of ttie giant recordng companies
around the worid tfiat dominate the megabucks industry. Mark)
Casetta hosts
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
JOURNEY THROUGH THE REALMS OF MUSIC-Hosted by
Bill Davila
2:00
KUUMBA CREATIVITY-Produced by Angalifu.
3:00
EAST WIND-Rebroadcast from Monday 7:30 pm.
3:30
FEMINIST MAGAZINE-With Helene Rosenbluth.
5K)0
MOVEMENT L^.
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-KPFKs in-depth took at events of the day,
through news reports from around the worid, interviews with
noted analysts and a wkJe-ranging coverage of tocal issues.
Hosted by Don Rush.
7:00
FAMILY TREE-Hosted by Jan Robinson Flint
8:00
CONTINENT TO CONTINENT-An African issues magazine.
Hosted by Ron Wilkins S Matthew Jackson
9:30
SPECTRUM-The best Black music from around the worid with
your hosts Hamilton Cloud & Paul Hail.
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING-Wilh Roy of Hollywood.
THURSDAY D
Cinco de Mayo
AM
6:00
PAJARA LATINO-Musc special
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines.
7: 15- Commentary
7:30-La Onda Bajita-La Onda Bajita Radio Collective, from
KPFA radk) in Beri<eley. presents their second annual Cinco de
Mayo Special for KPFK This year's theme is "Badges, we dont
need no stinkin' badges ' Tune in for musica, culhira. politica, y
mucfK) mas con la Raza de la Onda Bajita. No se pierdan este
programa de puro corazon y sentimiento Chicario/MexKano/
Latino aqui en Fladio Pacifica, viva la Raza
8:30-Newscast with Alan John Harris.
9:00-Read all about it
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
SOUNDS OF BRAZIL-This program has a great diversity of
muskal styles: samba, instiumental. up beat romantic, rock
and more You might be surprised! Produced and hosted by
Sergio l^elniczenko.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
PAJARA LATINO-Live musk:
1:00
CINCO DE MAYO SPECIAL
2:00
THEATER CLOSE-UP-Wilh Stephen Tatar
2:30
MEDIA RAREArtists and their like who dam tfie mainstream
and alternate the curent Maven of the mavencks: Paul Lion
(1sl, 3rd& 5th weeks)
3KK)
OPEN TIME
3:30
CHALLENGE-A program lor the disabled and the TA.B.s
(temporanly able bodied) with live guests and open phones
Hosted by Mario Casetta, Dr. Carol Gill, Martha GriswakJ & Dr
Henry Slucki .
4K)0
IMMIGRATION FORUM
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW- KPFK s in-depth took at events of the day.
through news reports from aniund the wortd, interviews with
noted analysts and a wide-ranging coverage of tocal issues
Hosted by Don Rush
7K)0
PRESCRIPTION FOR SURVIVAL-Phystoians for Social
Responsibility explore the medcal, environmental, economic
and social effects of nuclear war and the nuclear arms race.
Hosted by Dr. Linda Velasquez & Dr Dri Brown
7:30
CITYWATCH-This evening we will look at Latino poHtics in Los
Angeles
8:30
NOTICIERO PACIFICA
9:00
UNO DE SAL Y UNO DE PIMIENTA-lnfonnadon. comentario.
y entrevistas sobre puntos cuHurales. sociales. y poSbcos de
America Latina Information, commentary, and interviews on
Latin American cultural, social, arxf politk:al issues. Produced
by Producdones Pajaro Latino.
9:55
ENFOQUE LATINO-Programa realizado para interpretar tos
sucesos mas importantes que afectan a la comunklad latina
del Sur de California Focuses on the most important issues
that affed the Latino community
10:50
USTED NOSOTROS, Y LA NUEVA CANCION Musica y
enti^evistas de tos artistas representantes de Ktovimiento de la
Nueva Conaon Vos de expresion, de cambio social y que se a
hatado de censurar en tomta bnjtal, es una expreston opesta
al obscurantismo y con esperanzas de coadyuvar a la
fonnacion de un mundo mejor Esta musica progresista se
manifiesta en estitos de acuerdo a diferentes y lugares que se
desarrollan; asi, podemos encontiar musica folktonca,
indigena, de protesta hasta el rock Comentanos bilingues
Music and interviews of artists from the New Song movement.
the brutally-censored voice for social change, opposition to
repression, and hope for a better worid througfiout Latin
America. This progressive music has found expression in styles
ranging from indigenous folktonc to rock and pop. Bilingual
commentary. Produced by Producctones Pajaro Latino.
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING-With Roy ol Hollywood
FRIDAY D
AM
6K)0
SONGS-Hosted by John Charti-and
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines
7:15-Commentary-By Charies Morgan
7:30-Talk to me-Discussion with Charies Morgan.
8:30-Newscast with Alan John Hams
900-Read all about it with Suzi Weissman.
9:25-Catendar of community events.
9:30
BELIZE/CARIBBEAN PULSE-A Canbbean affairs magazine
highlighting aspects of life in the Canbbean. with music, news
and commentaries on relevant social and political issues.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
SOUNDBOARD-Classical art musk; of the guitar, lute and
ottier instruments with soundboards. Produced by John
Schnekler.
2:00
POETIC UCENSE
3:00
OPEN TIME
3:30
INSIDE OUT-lntemational news, entertainment and information
of concern to ttie tesbian and gay community
4:00
JUST A MINUTE-Commentary on the news. Hosted by Blase
Bon pane
5:00
SOCIALIST PERSPECTIVES-Dorothy Healy interviews guests
in Washington D C and Chuck Sohner hosts listener calls in
the KPFK stijdio, as well as provides commentary.
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-KPFKs in-dep9i took at events of the day.
through news reports fnjm around ttie worid. interviews with
noted analysts arxJ a wide-ranging coverage of kjcal issues
Hosted by Don Rush
7:00
THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT-Some of whats happening in
saence and health — the other side ol the "gee whiz" syn-
drome Hosted by Al Huebner
8:00
THURSDAY LUNCH-Featuring Dear Dead Days-CuBed from
over twenty years of live performances, we present Amencas
premier improvisational rock band, the Grateful Dead Plus, the
occasional side ti^ip through the frontiers of psychedelia Also
leatunng odd and thoroughly unbelievable explanations of the
programs tifle Hosted by tacky okJ Unde Bob and, the Heads.
10:00
MIKE HODEL'S HOUR 25-ldeas and books The worid is full of
them But you cant always get your hands on them, and there
are a lot of people who don't want you to be able to find these
books or the ideas contained ttierein Hence, a discussion of
alternative bookstixes. with representatives from Amok
Bookstore (which cames a wide range of censored and banned
books), the Bodhi Tree (specializing in metaphysics and
spintuality). and Dangerous Vistons Bookstore Hosted by J.
Michael Straczynskj 4 Lany DiTillio
11:30
FUTUREWATCH-Focus on the fuhjre: gathering waves in
sdentific and spiritijal life Hosted by Linda Soawn Bovee
12:00
THE WE HOURS-Featuring readings, as well as arttoles 4
interviews on culture, ecology, economics, feminism specula-
tive fiction technotogy and Third Worid interests. ProAiced by
Sue Cohen 4 Christine Watson.
3K)0
RADIO GOULASH-An exploration of the feminine, the inner
self (in both women 4 men), as a necessary tool for political
and social action. Hosted by Melanie Temmer
MAY 1988
SATURDAY
AM
6:00
GENESIS OF A MUSIC-Music from the 12th to Ihe 20th
centuries; national and international. Hosted bf David Porter.
8:30
FOLK MUSIC-Hosted by John Davis.
10:30
HALFWAY DOWN THE STAIRS-Stories and songs for the
whole family. Multicultural, non-sexist and, most important, funi
Hosted by Uncle Ruthie Buell.
11:30
ALL ABOUT BOOKS-flocters Red Glare, a techno-lhrilter of
international intrigue by Greg Dinallo. Produced by Peart
Skotnes.
11:55
WEEKEND CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
PM
12:05
CAR SHOW-Hosted by John Retsek & Len Frank.
1:30
CENTERSTAND-Hosted By (Margaret Fowler, Eric Vincent &
Nick lenatsch.
2:30
SOUNDS OF JAMAICA-The best classk: Jamaican music &
reggae with Miss Wirewaist.
5:30
NEWS
6:00
POETRY CONNEXION-Ken Atchity rejoins us to discuss his
recent book A Writer's Time (Norton), his Shades of Love film
series, the magazine Dreamworks and much more. Hosted by
Austin Straus & Wanda Coleman.
7:00
CANTO TROPICAL-Host Hector Resendez explores the
musical heritage of the Afro-Caribbean and Latino experience.
9:30
FROM FUSION TO REGGAE AND BEYOND-Presents a toor
de torce of progressive ethno-rhythmic beat music. Hosted by
Dr Don.
AM
12 O'CLOCK ROCK-Underground rock. Hosted by Andrea
'Enthal (12-3) and Ron Raymond (3-6).
SUNDAY
8
AM
6:00
GOSPEL CARAVAN-With brother Prince Dixon.
9:00
THE NIXON TAPES-Oldies, jazz, new sounds, ethnomusic
• and more with host Tom Nixon
11:00
NATIONAL SECURITY-lnterviews with nationally known
policy makers and activists Ian Masters hosts.
PM
12:00
IN FIDEUTY-Hosted by Peter Sutheim and Will Hammond.
1:00
SUNDAY OPERA-Gounod: / ef Juliette with Mireila Freni,
Franco Corelli and the orchestra & choais of the Paris
Opera, under the direction of Alain Lombard (Angel #S-
3734). Hosted by Fred Hyatt
5:00
NEWS
5:30
PREACHING THE BLUES-Blues, Black gospel and boogie
woogie, with occasional live guests and a regular calendar of
live blues events at 6:30. Produced and hosted by Ed
Archer.
7:30
FOLKSCENE-A program of traditional and contemporary
folk music The program features live music, interviews with
the pertormers and the finest in recorded folk music.
Featured this evening live from Studio D, our special guests
this evening will be Ann Harvey & Friends. Hosted by Roz 4
Howard Larman.
10:00
IMRU-A Mother's Day special, with gay men's relationships
with their mothers, presented by Michael Sponseller &
Anthony Price, and and lesbians' relationships with both their
parents and their children, presented by Josy Catoggio.
IMRU reports back from the May 7 March on Sacramento for
Gay & Lesbian Rights, and Christopher David Trentham
describes the events of the coming week.
11:00
SMOKE RINGS-Jazz and commentary with John Breckow.
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KPFK FOLIO
MONDAY »
AM
6:00
RADIO COLLUSION -Ootf litHe numbers Those Irttte
changes ol pace that get thrown into albums lor the
amusement ol it all Hosted by Paul Sanoian (PC Box
5194, Santa Monica, 90405).
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines
7:15-Seniof Citizen Report-Manny Kirschner
7 30-Nat)onal SecuntyRebrcadcast from Sunday at 11am
8 30Newscast with Alan John Hams
9 00-Open tme
9;25-Calendar ol community events
9:30
FOLKDANCE WITH MARIORomp, stomp, wail and flail
with ethnic. Idk and tradioonal music from around the world
Hosted by Mano Casena. the ok) ethnic " Its good lor the
body and good lor the spinl
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
MUSIC OF THE AMERICAS-Hosled by Jeannie Pool.
2:00
ALAN WATTS
3:00
FOOD FOR THE THOUGHTFUL
3:30
HEALTH FROM THE GROUND UPHosled by Bartiara
SparV
4:30
NUCLEAR MORTALITY-The nemesis ol our bmes:
Speakers and presentabons with inlormation, background
and perspectives on just how vulnerable we are to mankind's
most suicidal toy Produced by Sue Cohen.
5:00
CONSUMER AWARENESS -Hosted by Ida HonoroH.
5:30
GREEN PERSPECTIVES Hosted by the Green Radio
Colk>clive
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
THE TIMES IN REVIEW-KPFKs in-depth took at events ol
the day, through nev<s reports from around the world.
interviews with noted analysts and a wide-ranging coverage
ol tocal issues Hosted by Don Rush
6:45
COMMENTAR¥-By Charles Morgan
7:00
LABOR SCENE
7:30
EAST WINOThe latest in the culture, polibcs and issues of
the Asian/Pacific community in Southern California Hosted
by Mya Iwataki
8:00
THE JOHNNY OTIS SHOW-ConOnuing the tradition ol the
blues, rhythm S blues, gospel and jazz with inlormative
discussion arxl live performances Hosted by Johnny Ons
11:00
JANUS COMPANY RADIO THEATER Produced in our
studios by Jan & Maltory Geller
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHINGS HAPPENING-Hosted by Roy ol Hollywood
Philosopher stone night Hear the voices ol Jack Ganss.
K/ishnamurti and other great thinkers ol our time
TUESDAY
10
AM
6:00
MUSIC IN BLACK: THE CLASSIC IMAGE-John Patton &
8arl>ara Shemll play the music ol national and international
Black dassical composers and performers ol all genres from
early on lo the present day
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7 00-News headlines
7 15-Commentary
7 30-News and issues with Anana Manov & Joseph Megel
8 30-Newscast with Alan John Harris
9:00-Read all atxxit it. with Chuck Moore
9 25-Calendar ol community events.
9:30
FOLKSCENE-Roz Larman hosts an hour ol American music
today, then Howan) Lanman is joined by his special guest
Pete Coe
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
NOON CONCERTHosted By William Malloch.
2:00
PHILOSOPHER STONE HOUR
3:00
OPEN TIME
4:00
CAMBRIDGE FORUM- What are you worth? The implica-
tions ol that question will be addressed by host Phil Zwerling.
Minister of the First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, as he
tooks at the human condtion from a Unitarian Universalist
perspective
SKK)
CATCH 222-Thts program deals with education and the
insbtutions of education
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW KPFK s in-depth took at events ol the
day. through news reports Irom around the wodd, interviews
with ncted artalysts and a wide-ranging coverage ol local
issues Hosted by Don Rush.
7Mi
OPEN JOURNAL Hosted by Roy Ulnch.
7:30
MIDDLE EAST IN FOCUS-Late-breaking devetopmenls in a
news magazine lormat — the people, issues, and a sampling
ol music Irom the region Produced by Judth Gabnel
8:30
SOUNDINGS 2-The Tom i Tony Show Tom Recchion &
Tony Mostrom play a weirdy compelling blend ol avant-
garde and schmaltzy music everything from Derek Baily to
Lester Baxter. Henry Cow to the King Cousins
9:30
IMAGINARY LANDSCAPE A program ol new, unusual and
experimental music Hosted by Carl Stone
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHINGS HAPPENING-With Roy ol Hollywood
EARTH TUESDAY Issues ol environmental threats, real and
potential, exptored through prerecorded malenals and in-
studto guests.
WEDNESDAY
11
AM
6:00
DIVINE SONGS-Hosled by Mira Bai Henderson.
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines.
7:15-Commentary Communist Party USA
7:30-The Commandante BakJy Show, with Seoul 4 Thunder-
heart
e:30-News with Alan John Harris
9<X>-Read all atxxjt it. wiih Nancy Clat1(.
9 25-Calendar ol community events.
9:30
INDEPENDENT MUSIC-Here are the 'small labels,' the
independent recordng companies, dstnbulors. musidans,
composers and producers who struggle uphill to bnng you
excepbonal music in the lace ol the giant recording compa-
nies around the wortd that dominate the megabucks industry.
Mano Casctta hosts
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
JOURNEY THROUGH THE REALMS OF MUSIC-Hosted by
Bill Davila
2K)0
POETIC LICENSE Views, reviews and intenrtews reflecting
the broad and wonderful dversity ol culture in Southern
California Hosted by Jay Kugelman.
3«0
EAST WIND^Rebroadcast Irom Monday 7:30 pm
3:30
FEMINIST MAGAZINE-With Helene Rosenbkjih
5:00
MOVEMENT LA. Hosted by the Nabonal Coalibon ol Black
Lawyers
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-KPFKs in-depth took at events ol the
day. through news reports Irom around the worid. interviews
with noted analysts and a wide-ranging coverage ol local
issues Hosted by Don Rush
7.K)0
FAMILY TREE-Hosted by Kamal Hassan
8:00
SPOTLIGHT ON AFRICA-Special loatures on current
Afncan allajrs with a locus on topical issues. Hosted by
Assumpta Oturu
8:30
OPEN TIME
9:30
SPECTRUM-The best Black music from around the world
with your hosts Hamilton Ctoud ft Paul Hall
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHINGS HAPPENIN&With Roy of Hollywood
THURSDAY
12
AM
6K)0
WILDWOOD FLOWER-Bluegrass. okJ-bmo country, western
and related music — mosdy tradbonal. occastonaHy
surpnsing and (it is hoped by host Ben EkJer) a good reason
to wake up eariy
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7.00-News headlines
7 15-Commentary-Alheists United . a cause organizabon
promoting atheism and the separabon ol church and stats
through educabon, presents Ihe atheist view ol life
7:30-News and issues with Ariana Marwv & Joseph Megel.
8 :30-Newscast with Alan John Harris.
9XX>-Read all about il
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
SOUNDS OF BRAZIL-This program has a great diversity ol
musKal styles samba, instrumental, up beat, romantic, rock
arxl more You might be surprisedl Produced atKJ hosted by
Sergio Mielniczenko
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
STRAIGHT, NO CHASER-Jazz vnth Jay Green.
2:00
THEATER CLOSE-UP-With Stephen Tatar.
2:30
OPEN TIME
3:00
GROWING UP AND GROWING OLDER-An edecbc
program dealing with die physical, soaoeconomic. psycho-
k>gical and political cor>cerns ol older adults, as well as
chiklren with aging parents. relaDves or Inends Interviews
with prolessionals and others with Sylvia Maguite Pepper.
host/producer (2nd ft 4th weeks)
3:30
CHALLENGE A program for the disabled and the T.A 8 s
(lemporanly able boded) with live guests and open phones
Hosted by Mano Casena. Dr Carol Gill. Martha Gnswato &
Dr Henry Slucki
4:15
PORTRAITS OF THE USSR-With Suzi Weissman
5:00
WIZARDS-Hosted by Corey Dzitzer. Bob Nelson & Shel
Plodiin ol the Souttiem California Federatton ol Scientists
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-KPFKs in-deplh took at events of the
day. through news reports from around the world, interviews
with noted analysts and a wide-ranging coverage ol local
issues Hosted by Don Rush
7:00
PRESCRIPTION FOR SURVIVAL Physicians lor Social
Responsibility explore Ihe medcal. environmental, economic
and social etfects ol nuclear war and the nudear arms race
Hosted by Dr Unda Velasquez 4 Dr Dn Brown
7:30
OPEN TIME
8:30
NOTICIERO PACIFICA
9:00
UNO DE SAL Y UNO DE PIMIENTA-lnlormacion, comen-
lano. y entrevislas sobre puntos culturales. sociales. y
polibcos de America Latina Information, commentary. ar>d
interviews on Laun Amencan cultural, social, and political
issues Produced by Producaones Paiaro Latino
9:55
ENFOOUE LATINO Programa realizado para inlerpretar tos
sucesos mas imponantes que alectan a la comunidad latina
del Sur de Calilomia Focuses on the most important issues
that affect the Latino community
10:50
USTED NOSOTROS, Y LA NUEVA CANCfON Musica y
enlrevistas de los arnstas representantes de Movimienio de
la Nueva Conaon Vos de expresion. de cambio soaal y que
se a tratado de censurar en torma brutal, es una expresion
opesta al obscuranbsmo y con esperanzas de coadyuvar a
la lormacion de un mundo me)or Esta musica progresista se
manifiesta en esutos de acuerdo a diferentes y lugares qMe
se desarrollan. asi. podemos encontrar musica lolktonca.
indgena. de protesta hasta el rock Comentanos bilingues
Music and interviews ol artists from the New Song move-
ment, the brutally-censored voice lor soaal change,
opposioon to repression, and hope lor a better worid
throughout Latin Amenca This progressive music has found
expression in styles ranging from mdgenous folktonc to rock
and pop Bilingual commentary Produced by PrxxJucciones
Pajaro Labno
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHINGS HAPPENING-With Hoy of Hollywood.
FRIDAY
13
AM
6:00
SONGS Hosted by John Chanrand
7K)0
MORNING MAGAZINE
7<X) News headlines
7:15 Commentary-By Charles Morgan
7.30-Talk to me-Discussioo with Charles Morgan
8:30-Newscasl with Alan John Hams
900-Read all about it with Suzi Weissman
9:25-Calendar of community events
9:30
BEUZE'CARIBBEAN PULSE-A Canbbean affairs magazine
highhghting aspects of Irfe in the Canbbean, with music.
news and commentanes on relevant soaal and polibcal
issues
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
SOUNDBOARD-Classical art music ol the guitar, kite and
other instruments with soundboards Produced by John
Schneider.
MAY 1988
2:00
ART NEWS-Whars happening in the world of the arts.
hosted by Molly Barnes.
3:00
AMERICAN DIALOGUE-Hosted by Robert Foxworth. (2nd &
4th weeks)
3:30
INSIDE OUT-News, entertainment and information of
concern to the lesbian & gay community.
4:00
JUST A MINUTE-Commentary on the news. Hosted by
Nancy Hollander.
5:00
SOCIAUST PERSPECTIVES-Dorothy Healy intenrtews
guests in Washington D.C and Chuck Sohner hosts listener
calls in the KPFK studio, as well as provides commentary,
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6K)0
TIMES IN REVIEW-KPFKs in-depth look at events of the
day. through news reports from around the world, interviews
with noted analysts and a wide-ranging coverage of local
issues. Hosted by Don Rush.
JiOO
TME HEALTH DEPARTMENT-A perspective on science,
health and health care, focusing on the social and political
dimensions. Hosted by Al Huebner.
8:00
THURSDAY LUNCH-Featuring Dear Dead Days-Culled from
over twenty years of live performances, we present
America's premier improvisational rock band, the Grateful
Dead. Plus, the occasional side trip through the frontiers of
psychedelia. Also featuring odd and thoroughly unbelievable
explanations of the program's title. Hosted by tacky old
Unde Bob and, the Heads.
10:00
MIKE HODEL'S HOUR 25-What better night than Friday the
13th to bring on director Wes Craven, whose films include
Nightmare on Elm Street (which he wrote and directed). The
Swamp Thing, The Hills Have Eyes, Deadly Blessing and
Serpent S the Rainbow. He has also directed several
episodes of the new Twilight Zone. Join hosts J. Michael
Straczynski & Larry DiTillio for a discussion on the nature of
cinematic fear and horror with a leading practitioner of the
form.
12:00
THE WE HOURS-Featuring readings, as well as articles &
interviews on culture, ecology, economics, feminism
speculative fiction technology and Third Wortd interests.
After our first hour reading, stay tuned for programming on
the theme of labor. Produced by Sue Cohen & Christine
Watson.
3:00
RADIO GOULASH-An exploration of the feminine, the inner
self (in both women & men), as a necessary tool for polibcal
and social action. Hosted by Melanie Temmer.
SATURDAY
14
AM
6:00
GENESIS OF A MUSIC-Music from the 12lh to the 20th
centuries; national and international. Hosted by David Porter.
8:30
FOLK MUSIC-Hosted by John Davis.
10:30
HALFWAY DOWN THE STAIRS-Stories and songs for the
whole family Multicultural, non-sexist and, most important,
fun! Hosted by Unde Ruthie Buell.
11:30
ALL ABOUT BOOKS- IVho Am I This Time? Uncovering the
Fictive Personality, by psychoanalyst Jay Martin. Produced
by Peart Skotnes.
11:55
WEEKEND CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
PM
12:05'
CAR SHOW-Hosted by John Retsek & Len Frank.
1:30
CENTERSTAND-Hosted By Margaret Fowler, Eric Vincent &
Nick lenatsch.
2:30
SOUNDS OF JAMAICA-The best dassic Jamaican music &
reggae with Miss Wirewaist.
5:30
NEWS
6:00
CRITICS CORNER-Hosted by Dean Cohen & Brandy
French.
7:00
CANTO TROPICAL-Host Hector Resendez explores the
musical heritage of the Afro-Caribbean and Latino experi-
ence.
9:30
FROM FUSION TO REGGAE AND BEYOND-Presents a
tour de force of progressive ethno-rliythmic beat music.
Hosted by Dr. Don.
AM
12 O'CLOCK ROCK-Underground rock. Hosted by Andrea
'Enthal & Dewey Myers.
I
15
SUNDAY
AM
6:00
GOSPEL CARAVAN-With brother Prince Dixon.
9K)0
THE NIXON TAPES-See 5/1 listing.
11:00
NATIONAL SECURITY-See 5/1 listing.
PM
12:00
IN FIDEUTY-Hosled by Peter Sutheim and Will Hammond.
1:00
SUNDAY OPERA-Verdi. Un Ballo In Maschera with Carlo
Bergonzi, Robert Merrill and the RCA Italian Opera Chorus &
Orchestra conducted by Erich Leinsdorf (RCA #LSC-6179).
Hosted by Fred Hyatl
5:00
NEWS
5:30
PrtEACHING THE BLUES-See 5/1 listing
7:30
FOLKSCENE-Hosted by Roz & Howard Larman.
10:00
IMRU-The second monthly AIDS legislative update helps you
sort out over 140 bills pending in California, thanks to Michael
Sponseller, Anthony Price & John Diaz. Anthony Price brings
you highlights of the National Conference of Black Lesbians &
Gays held earlier this year. Scott Green interviews Robert
Ferro, author of The Family of Max Desir and the new Second
Son. Christopher David Trentham fills your datebook with the
community calendar.
11:00
SMOKE RINGS-Jazz and commentary with John Breckow.
MONDAY
16
AM
6.00
RADIO COLLUSION -Japan -Music of all kinds from andent
chants to techno-pop, all from Japan Hosted by Paul Sanoian
(P.O. Box 5194, Santa Monica. 90405).
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines.
7:15-Senior Citizen Report-Manny Kirschner.
7:30-National Security-Rebroadcast from Sunday at Ham.
8:30-Newscast with Alan John Hanis.
9:00-Open time.
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
FOLKDANCE WITH MARIO-See 5/2 listing.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
MUSrc OF THE AMERICAS-Hosted by Jeannie Pool.
2:00
ALAN WATTS
3:00
FOOD FOR THE THOUGHTFUL
3:30
HEALTH FROM THE GROUND UP-Hosted by Barbara Spark.
4:30
PRESCRIPTION FOR SURVIVAL-See 5/2 listing.
5:00
BODY POLITICS-Hosted by Gary RichwaW.
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
THE TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-depth look at events of the day.
6:45
COMMENTARY-By Charies Morgan.
7:00
LABOR SCENE
7:30
EAST WIND-See 5/2 listing.
8:00
THE JOHNNY OTIS SHOW-See 5/2 listing.
11:03
JANUS COMPANY RADIO THEATER-See 5/2 listing.
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING-See 5/2 listing.
TUESDAY
17
AM
6:00
MUSIC IN BLACK: THE CLASSIC IMAGE-See 5/3 listin
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines.
7:15-Commentary.
7:30-News and issues with Ariana Manov 4 Joseph Megel
8:30-Newscast with Alan John Harris.
9.00-Read all about it. with Chuck Moore.
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
FOLKSCENE-Music from the British Isles and Ireland is
featured today, hosted by Roz Larman. The second hour of
today's program will feature Don McLean & Frank Hamilton.
recorded at KPFK's Stijdio D on November 21. 1973.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
NOON CONCERT-Hosted By William Malloch.
2.00
PHILOSOPHER STONE HOUR
AMERKJAN INDIAN AIRWAVES-See 5« listing.
4:00
CAMBRIDGE FORUM-ls peace possible in the Middle East?
That question will be addressed by host Phil Zweriing. Minister
of the Rrst Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, as he looks at the
human condition from a Unitarian Universalist perspective.
5:00
NEW SIGNALS-See V3 listing.
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-depth look at events of the day.
7:00
OPEN JOURNAL-Hosted by Roy Ulrich.
7:30
PSYCHOLOGY FOR THE PEOPLE-Hosted by Steve
Portijguese.
8:30
SOUNDINGS-Hosted by Jackie Apple.
9:30
IMAGINARY LANDSCAPE-See 5/3 listing.
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHINGS HAPPENING-See 5/3 listing.
WEDNESDAY
18
AM
6:00
DIVINE SONGS-Hosted by Mira Bai Henderson.
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines
7:15-Commentary: Education with Jeff Horton.
7;30-The Commandante Baldy Show, with Scout & Thunder-
heart.
8;30-News with Alan John Harris.
9:00-Read all about it. with Nancy Claris.
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
INDEPENDENT MUSIC-See 5/4 listing.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
JOURNEY THROUGH THE REALMS OF MUSIC
2:00
POETIC UCENSE-See 5/1 1 listing.
3:00
EAST WIND-Rebroadcast from Monday 7:30 pm.
3:30
FEMINIST MAGAZINE-With Helene Rosenbluth.
5:00
MOVEMENT LA.- Freedom Now: Ken Can-.
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-deptii look at events of the day.
7:00
MALCOLM X-We present intioductory comments on Malcolm
X. as a part of our special programming commemorating the
twentieth anniversary of his death.
7:15
DOCUMENTARY-The life of Malcolm X.
8:00
MUSIC INTERLUDE
8:15
MALCOLM X ON AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY
9:00
DISCUSSION-With open phones.
9:30
ELECTORAL POUTICS-This panel discussion will explore ttie
impact of electoral politk;s on African Americans.
THE WORDS OF MALCOLM X-We present excerpts from
talks given by Malcolm X. including Ballots or Bullets and a
moving talk by Fanny Lou Hamer.
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING-With Roy of Hollywood.
THURSDAY
19
AM
8:00
WILDWOOD FLOWER-See 5/5 listing.
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines.
7-15-Commentary-Atheists United.
7;30-News and issues with Ariana Manov & Joseph Megel.
8 30-Newscast with Alan John Harris.
9:00-By Any Means Necessary-Readings from Malcolm X's
book.
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9 '30
COLLAGE-A mixture of music and excerpts from speeches by
Malcolm X.
11:30
MORNING READING-Excerpts from The Autobiography of
Malcolm X.
PM
12:00
POETRY -Followed by a message from Malcolm X.
1K)0
ASIAN PERSPECTIVE ON MALCOLM X-We present an
interview with Yuri Kochiyama, who was at Malcolm's side
when he died.
KPFK FOLIO
1:30
ELLA COUJNS-Malcolm Xs sister talks about her brother.
2K>0
TRIBUTE TO MALCOLM X-Produoed by Kamal Hassan.
3:30
SPEECHES-By Malcolm X, with musical breaks
4:45
PANEL DISCUSSION -"Are Malcolm's teachings still relevant
today r
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6K)0
TIMES IN REVIEW-lndepth look at events of the day.
7:00
PRESCRIPTION FOR SURVIVAL-See 5/5 listing.
7:30
MALCOLM X SPECIAL
8:30
NOT1CIERO PACIFICA
9K)0
UNO DE SAL Y UNO DE PIMIENTA-See 5/5 listing.
9:55
ENFOQUE LATINO-See 5/5 listing
10:50
USTED NOSOTROS, Y LA NUEVA CANCION-See 5/5 listing
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENIN&Wilh Roy of Hollywood
FRIDAY
20
AM
6:00
SONGS-Hosted by John Chartrand.
7K)0
MORNING MAGAZINE
700News headlines
7:15-Commentary-By Charles Morgan.
7;30-Talk to me-Discussion with Charles Morgan
8;30-Newscast with Alan John Hams
goO'Read all about it. with Suzi Weissman
9:25-Calendar ol community events
9:30
BELIZE/CARIBBEAN PULSE-See 5/6 listing.
11:30
HORNING READING
PM
12:00
SOUNDBOARD-See 5/6 listing.
2K)0
POETIC UCENSE-Whars happening in the world ol the arte.
3:00
AMERICAN DIALOGUE Hosted by Robert Foxworlh.
3:30
INSIDE OUT-See 5/6 listing
4:00
JUST A MINUTE-Hosted by Blase Bonpane.
5K)0
SOCIALIST PERSPECTIVES-See 5/6 listing.
S:5S
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6K)0
TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-depth look at events of the day.
7.-00
THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT-Hosted by Al Huebner
8K)0
THURSDAY LUNCH-See 5/6 listing
10:00
MIKE HODEL'S HOUR 25-Nebula- and Hugo-winning writer
Connie Willis |oins hosts J Michael Straczynski and Larry
DiTillk) tor a dscussion of her work, hef lite, her deep personal
secrets, and the dilfiailt task of teaching The Craft to other
potential writers The author of the acdaimed Fire Watch and
the novel Lincoln's Dreams, in town for the Nebulas, has been
nominated once again for tier work.
AM
12:00
THE WE HOURS-After our first hour reading, we will k)ok at the
leaders and struggles of tfie workers of ttie worjd
SKK)
RADIO GOULASH -See 5/6 listing
SATURDAY
21
AM
6«0
GENESIS OF A MUSIC See 5/7 listing
8:30
FOLK MUSK>Hosted by John Davis
10:30
HALFWAY DOWN THE STAIRS-See V7 listing
11:30
ALL ABOUT BOOKS-Gualemala: Eternal Spring. Eternal
Tyranny, by photojoumalist Jean-Marie Simon. Produced by
Pearl Skotnes
11:55
WEEKEND CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
PM
12:05
CAR SHOW-Hosted by John Retsek & Len Frank.
1:30
CENTERSTAND-See 5/7 listing.
2:30
SOUNDS OF JAMAK^A-See S/7 listing.
5:30
NEWS
6K>0
POETRY CONNEXIONFred Pollack joins us as we read some
of the great political poems Many surprises and relatively
unkixjwn gems. Don't miss! Hosted by Austin Straus & Wanda
Coleman. (1st, 3rd & 5th weeks)
7K)0
CANTO TROPICAL-See 5/7 listing.
9:30
FROM FUSION TO REGGAE AND BEYOND-See 5/7 listing.
AM
12 O'CLOCK ROCK-Underground rock. Hosted by Andrea
•Enthal (12-3) 4 Robert Vodicka (3-6)
SUNDAY
22
AM
6K)0
GOSPEL CARAVANWith brother Prince Dixon
9:00
THE NIXON TAPES^See 5/1 listing
11:00
NATIONAL SECURITY See 5/1 listing.
PM
12:00
IN FIDELITY-Hosted by Peter Sutheim and Will Hammond.
1K)0
SUNDAY OPERA-Donizetti: // Furioso Allisola Di San
Domingo with sokiists, chorus and orchestra conducted by
Bmno Campenella (MHS »1543/44). Hosted by Fred Hyatt
5:00
NEWS
5:30
PREACHING THE BLUES See 5/1 listing.
7:30
FOLKSCENE-A program of D'aditional and contemporary folk
music The program features live musk;, interviews with the
performers and the finest in recorded folk music The featured
guest this evening will be Priscilla Herdman Hosted by Roz &
Howard Larman
SKW
CONSUMER AWARENESS-Hosted by Ida Honoroff.
5:30
GREEN PERSPECTIVES-See 5« listing.
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6K>0
THE TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-depth k>ok at events of the day.
6:45
COMMENTARY-By Charles Ktorgan.
7K)0
LABOR SCENE
7:30
EAST WIND^ee Sa listing
8K)0
THE JOHNNY OTIS SHOW -See 5/2 listing.
11:00
JANUS COMPANY RADIO THEATER-See 5/2 listing
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
Priscilla Herdman
PftMO Sy Suttn Wihc"
10:00
IMRU-Rita Gonzalez & Edwardo Archuleta bring you the fourth-
Sunday Radio GLLU edtion from Gay 4 Lesbian Latinos
Unidos Josie Catoggio gets the scoop on Gays 4 Lesbians for
Jackson, and Christopher David Trentham tells you whars
upcoming for gays 4 lesbians in the community calendar.
11:00
SMOKE RINGS-xiazz and commentary with John Breckow.
MONDAY
23
AM
6K>0
RADIO COLLUSION -/^umor Not comedy routines, but music
ol many kinds tliat ranges from amusing to hllanous Hosted by
Paul Sanoian (P.O. Box 5194, Santa Monica, 90405)
7K)0
MORNING MAGAZINE
7flO-News headlines
7;15-Seniof Citizen Report-Manny Kirschner.
7:30-National Secunty-Rebroadcast from Sunday al Ham.
8:30-Newscast with Alan John Hanis
9O0-Open time
9 25 Calendar of community events.
9:30
FOLKDANCE WITH MARIO-See 5/2 listing.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
MUSIC OF THE AMERICAS-Hosted by Jeannie Pool
2«0
ALAN WATTS
3K)0
FOOD FOR THE THOUGHTFUL
3:30
HEALTH FROM THE GROUND UP-Hosted by Barbara Spark.
4:30
NUCLEAR MORTALJTY-See 5« listing
24
TUESDAY
AM
6:00
musk: in BLACK: THE CLASSIC IMAGE-See 5/3 listing
7«0
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines
7:15-Commentaty.
7:30-News and issues with Ariana Manov 4 Joseph Megel
8;30-Newscast with Alan John Harris.
9:00-Read all about it. with Chuck Moore.
9;25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
FOLKSCENE-American music will be featured in the first part
of the program, hosted by Roz Larman Howard Larman is
joined in the second hour by our special guest, Claudia
Schmidt.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
NOON CONCERT-Hosted By William Malloch
2K)0
PHILOSOPHER STONE HOUR
3K)0
OPEN TIME
4K)0
CAMBRIDGE FORUM- The Big Red Button is the title of
today's program, hosted by Phil Zwerling, Minister of 9ie First
Unitarian Church of Los Angeles
SKK)
CATCH 222-This program deals with education and the
institutions of education (2nd 4 4th weeks)
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6M>
TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-depth look at events of the day.
7K»0
OPEN JOURNAL-Hosted by Roy Ulrich.
7:30
MIDDLE EAST IN FOCUS-See 5/3 listing.
8:30
SOUNDINGS-Hosted by Jackie Apple
9:30
IMAGINARY LANDSCAPE-See 5/3 listing.
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING-See 5/3 Ksting
WEDNESDAY
25
AM
6K)0
DIVINE SONGS-Hosted by Ura Bai Henderson.
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7flO-News headlines
7:15-Commentary Communist Party (2nd 4 4th weeks)
7;30-The Commandante BaWy Show, with Scout 4 Thunder-
heart
8:30-News with Alan John Hams
9<X)-Read all about it. with Nancy Clark.
9:25-Calendar of community events
9:30
INDEPENDENT MUSIC-See 5/4 ksting.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
JOURNEY THROUGH THE REALMS OF MUSIC-Hosted by
Bill Davila
2:00
POETK; UCENSE-See 5/1 1 listing
3«0
EAST WIND-Rebroadcast from Monday 7:30 pm.
3:30
FEMINIST MAGAZINE-With Helene RosenUuth
5«0
MOVEMENT LA.
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-depth look at events of the day.
7KM)
FAMILY TREE-Hosted by Tim Ngubeni.
MAY 1988
SKK)
SPOTUGHT ON AFRICA- 25 years of African Unity -Kwame
Nkruman envisaged a united Africa; a continent under one
government Nkruman was ahead of tiis times — Africa wasn't
ready. Without a continental government, the Organization of
African Unity (OAU) became that entity which will guard that
unity. Since tlien, the continent has suffered economic
problems and polibcal crises What is the status of the OAU 25
years later? May 25, 1963. Africa's Freedom Day, was the
beginning of that unity. Hosted by Assumpta Oturu.
S:30
OPEN TIME
9:30
SPECTRUM-The best Black musk; from around the wortd.
11:30
REBROADCAST OF 'mE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENINaWith Roy of Hollywood.
THURSDAY
26
AM
6:00
WILDWOOD FLOWER-See 5/5 listing.
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7.00-News headlines.
7:15-Commentary-Atheists United.
7:30-News and issues with Ariana Manov & Joseph Megel
8:30-Newscast with Alan John Harris
9:00-Read all about it
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
SOUNDS OF BRAZIL-See 5/5 listing.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
STRAIGHT, NO CHASER-Jazz with Jay Green.
2:00
THEATER CLOSE-UP-With Stephen Tatar.
2:30
OPEN TIME
3K)0
GROWING UP AND GROWING OLDER-See 5/12 listing.
3:30
CHALLENGESee 5/5 listing.
4:15
PORTRAITS OF THE USSR-With Suzi Weissman.
5:00
WIZARDS-See 5/5 listing.
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-depth look at events of the day.
7:00
PRESCRIPTION FOR SURVIVAL-See 5/5 listing.
7:30
OPEN TIME
8:30
NOTICIERO PACIFICA
9:00
UNO DE SAL Y UNO DE PIMIENTA-See 5/5 listing.
9:55
ENFOOUE LATINO-See 5/5 listing.
10:50
USTED NOSOTROS, Y LA NUEVA CANCION-See 5/5 listing.
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING-With Roy of Hollywood.
FRIDAY
27
AM
6:00
SONGS-Hosted by John Chartrand.
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:0O-News headlines.
7;15-Commentary-By Chartes (Morgan.
7:30-Talk to me-Discussion with Charles Morgan.
8:30-Newscastwith Alan John Harris.
9:00-Read all about it with Suzi Weissman.
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
BELIZE/CARIBBEAN PULSE-See 5/6 listing.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
SOUNDBOARD-See 5/6 listing.
2:00
ART NEWS-See 5/13 listing.
3:00
AMERICAN DIALOGUE-Hosted by Robert Foxworth
3:30
INSIDE OUT-See 5/6 listing.
4:00
JUST A MINUTE-Hosted by Nancy Hollander.
5:00
SOCIAUST PERSPECTIVES-See 5/6 listing.
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-depth look at events of the day.
7*0
THE HEALTH DEPARTHENT-See 5/6 listing.
8:00
THURSDAY LUNCH-Se 5/6 listing.
10:00
MIKE HODEL'S HOUR 25-Ed Bryant SF writer/teacher/
ordained minister (yes, the very one who married Harlan &
Susan Ellison) has king t>een one of the foremost figures on
the cutting edge of SF/hom)r/dark fantasy. Ed Bryant is an
acknowledged man of many interests, from writing to teaching
to. ..well Ed, just how dd you get a bit part in Flesh Gordon
anyway? Join hosts J. Michael Sh^aczynski & Lany DiTillio for
some fascinating answers. The ti-ouble begins prompUy at 10.
12:00
T1HE WE HOURS-Featuring readings, as well as articles &
interviews on culture, ecology, economics, feminism specula-
tive fiction technology and Third Worid interests. After our first
hour reading, listen with us to programming on the theme of
lat>or.
3:00
RADIO GOULASH-See 5/6 listing.
SATURDAY
28
AM
6:00
GENESIS OF A MUSIC-See 5/7 listing.
8:30
FOU MUSIC-Hosted by John Davis.
10:30
HALFWAY DOWN THE STAIRS-See 5/7 listing.
11:30
ALL ABOUT BOOKS-A potpouni of interviews with authors
and reviews of ttie latest in fiction and non-fiction. Produced by
Pearl Skotiies.
11:55
WEEKEND CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
PM
12:05
CAR SHOW-Hosted by John Retsek & Len Frank.
1:30
CENTERSTAND
2:30
SOUNDS OF JAMAICA-See 5/7 listing.
5:30
NEWS
6:00
CRITICS CORNEfrSee 5/7 listing.
7:00
CANTO TROPICAL-See 5/7 listing
9:30
FROM FUSION TO REGGAE AND BEYOND
AM
12 O'CLOCK ROCK-Underground rock. Hosted by Andrea
'Enthal (12-3) and Dewey Myers (3-6).
SUNDAY
29
AM
6:00
GOSPEL CARAVAN-Witti brother Prince Dixon.
9:00
THE NIXON TAPES-See 5/1 listing.
11:00
NATIONAL SECURITY -See 5/1 listing.
PM
12:00
IN FIDELITY-Hosted by Peter Sutheim and Will Hammond.
1:00
TENOR OF THE TIMES-The legendary tenor, Emile Scaram-
berg, is the subject of host Fred Hyatt's attentions this
afternoon
1:30
SUNDAY OPERA-Von Einem Danton's Tod with Theo Adam.
Werner Holtweg, Krisztina Laki and the chorus & orchestia of
Austrian radio, under Lothar Zagrosek (ORFEO #S-102 842-H).
Hosted by Fred Hyatt
SKH)
NEWS
5:30
PREACHING THE BLUES-See 5/1 listing.
7:30
FOLKSCENE-A program of traditional and contemporary folk
musk;. The program features live music, interviews with the
performers and the finest in recorded folk music. The special
guests this evening will be Christine Collister & Olive Gregson.
Hosted by Howard & Roz Larman.
10:00
IMRU-'Gay/lesbian vote '88' prepares you for the primaries as
Michael Sponseller & Antiiony Price talk with gay & lesbian
political organizers. Christopher David Trentham gives you the
what-when-where's in the community calendar.
11:00
SMOKE RINGS-Jazz and commentary with John Breckow.
MONDAY
30
AM
6:00
RADIO COLLUSION-Hanns Bster-A pupil of Shoenberg's,
referred to as the Kari Marx of music as he was expelled from
tiie USA during the McCarthy nepresskin, he is most widely
known for collaborations with Brecht Classical, pop and jazz
selections. Hosted by Paul Sanoian (P.O. Box 5194, Santa
Monica, 90405).
7:00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines.
7:15-Senior Citizen Report-Manny Kirschner.
7:30-National Security-Rebroadcast from Sunday at 1 1 am.
8:30-Newscast with Alan John Harris.
9 :00-Open time.
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
FOLKDANCE WITH MARIO-See 5/2 listing.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
MUSIC OF THE AMERICAS-Hosted by Jeannie Pool.
2:00
ALAN WATTS
3:00
FOOD FOR THE THOUGHTFUL
3:30
HEALTH FROM THE GROUND UP-Hosted by Barbara Spark
4:30
PRESCRIPTION FOR SURVIVAL-See 5/2 listing.
5K)0
OPEN TIME
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
THE TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-depth took at events of the day.
6:45
COMMENTARY-By Charies Morgan.
7:00
LABOR SCENE
7:30
EAST WIND-See 5/2 listing.
8:00
THE JOHNNY OTIS SHOW-See 5/2 listing
11:00
JANUS COMPANY RADIO THEATER
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING-See 5/2 listing.
31
TUESDAY
AM
6:00
MUSIC IN BLACK: THE CLASSIC IMAGE-See 5/3 listing
7.-00
MORNING MAGAZINE
7:00-News headlines.
7:15-Commentary.
7;30-News and issues with Ariana Manov & Joseph Megel.
8:30-Newscast with Alan John Harris.
9.00-Read all about it with Chuck Moore.
9:25-Calendar of community events.
9:30
FOLKSCENE-Roz Larman hosts an hour of musk: from the
British Isles and Ireland The last hour of the program will
feature Kate Wolf, Don Lange & Nina Geriaer from a Sunday
evening Folkscene, Dec. 9, 1980.
11:30
MORNING READING
PM
12:00
NOON CONCERT-Hosted By William Malloch.
2:00
PHILOSOPHER STONE HOUR
3:00
AMERICAN INDIAN AIRWAVES-See 5/3 listing.
4:00
CAMBRIDGE FORUM-Henry David Thoreau:A Ufe of the
Mindis the tiUe of today's program, hosted by Phil Zweriing,
Minister of the First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles
5:00
NEW SIGNALS-Austialian physk:ians Helen & Bill Caidicott will
talk to host Sharon Almerigi about their wori< in the anti-nuclear
movement, and the role of women in creating the psychological
evolution that will bring peace to ttie planet
5:55
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS
6:00
TIMES IN REVIEW-ln-deptti look at events of the day.
7:00
OPEN JOURNAL-Hosted by Roy Ulrich.
7:30
PSYCHOLOGY FOR THE PEOPLE
8:30
SOUNDINGS-Hosted by Jackie Apple.
9:30
IMAGINARY LANDSCAPE-See 5/3 listing
11:30
REBROADCAST OF THE TIMES IN REVIEW
AM
12:00
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING-See 5/3 listing
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