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Wi 99.5 FM FOLIO

DECEMBER/HOLIDAY 1 995

THE 24TH ANNUAL

WBAI HOLIDAY

CRAFTS FAIR 95

REPORT TO THE LISTENER

V'alcnc van Isler, General Manager
"NOT TO KNOW IS BAD. NOT TO WANT TO KNOW IS
WORSE. NOT TO HOPE IS UNTHINKABLE... NOT TO CARE
IS UNFORGIVABLE." African Proverb

This holiday edition of the WBAI Folio extends our best
wishes to you and your loved ones for a peaceful and happy
season. For many years, an important part of this tradition
has been the WBAI Holiday Crafts Fair. The Directory for
this Silver Anniversary Fair listing all the artists and
exhibitors is included in this December program guide.
Please join us for one of the best events of the New York
Holiday season at Ferris Booth Hall on the Columbia
University campus for the two weekends of December 8-10
and 15-17, 1995. And come by our authors' table and meet
some of our outstanding producers and writers like Gary
Null, Amy Goodman, Bernard White, Phyllis Bennis, Prof.
Michio Kaku and many others.

During the past two months, we have been very busy with
our studio renovation project which is part of the WBAI
Equipment Campaign begun about a year ago. Our project
engineers have been working day and night-on weekdays
and weekends-to construct the studio spaces and install the
new equipment which we so desperately needed and never
had until this year with the success of our campaign. The
target date to complete the entire project is the end of
December. We want to start the new year with the new
sound of WBAI-Pacifica Radio in New York. And there is
another very important reason as well.

We are now preparing for the first itl AVillimi A\emhcrslii|»
Drive in WBAI's history. This has never been done before and
we know it's not an impossible dream or unrealizable mis-

sion. We set several community radio benchmarks this past
year and we want to improve that record even more in 1996.
Your generous support as a listener and member of the sta-
tion is the critical factor in the success of this historic mem-
bership campaign. With our new equipment and the kind of
exciting and dynamic programming which only WBAI can
do, we believe that we will set another record for community
broadcasting. As a member, you are always the key to our
survival and success. Please be there for us as we bring you
extraordinary programs for an extraordinary time in January
and throughout the new year. In a time of mega-mergers and
broadcast monopolies, it is more important than ever for
WBAI to remain an independent institution and an active
voice which will always challenge power with truth.

A special thanks to many of our listeners who have called
or written about their response to some of the new programs
on our air. There was particular interest and very positive
reaction to the expanded TalkBack! show with hosts Utrice
Leid and Santiago Nieves; We the People with ex-Governor
Jerry Brown and Dr. Helen Caldicott for her Monday evening
program on the environment. And there was some concern
from others about their favorite series changing time slots or
not being in the regular schedule. At WBAI, we are trying to
bring you not only the best in community broadcasting, but
the best in any media. Finally, all of us at WBAI wish you the
blessings of the holiday season and our best for the new year.

A memorial for longtime WBAI producer Lex Hixon will
be held early in December; please call WBAI at 212-279-
0707 for details. See Monday's listing page for a remem-
brance by Paul Gorman, and Folio requests additional
memories of Lex for our next issue.

A memorial tribute to Abe & Debbie Weisburd will be
held on December 10. See the Tuesday listings for details.

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Arab Voice &rt&
Crescent Rising

Saturdays at 3 with hosts Dr. Barbara Nimri Aziz and
Mahmoud Ibrahim

If you have been awaiting Tahrir, Voices of the Arab
World, we're back on listener-sponsored radio, but in a
new format with more voices on more issues.

Our new Saturday show will be devoted to the tri-state
Arab and Muslim communities and for all concerned with
social issues.

We have big ambitions, for example, Rising will:

• introduce personalities from our communities to the
public

• interview artists, educators, and community leaders

• sponsor on-air discussions on topics of concern to the
Muslim and Arab peoples here and abroad

• look at issues of community life, immigrant history,
and education

• review books and speak with authors

• inform ourselves about African Muslims in the USA

• provide a voice for the Arab Muslim peoples here and
abroad

• open up the phones to you, our listeners

Tune in for the first show, December 2nd, when we'll
hear interviews from Aziz's recent visit to the Palestinian
cities of Nablus and Ramallah, excerpts from the Bosnia
Rally, and poems by our late brother Suleiman Al-Hadi
and a report on the Conference of Islamic Educators held
in Newark, New Jersey

Live From the
Upper We^t Side

Sunday mornings from 11 until noon, Mike Feder's
new show. Mike asked Folio to pass along these words.

Dear Listeners

After several hundred shows and close to sixteen
years on the air, I've decided to change the nature of my
show. Gone (well, almost gone), will be the self-referential
ramblings and spontaneous sermons I've specialized in
for all this time and in their place I'm going to concen-
trate on Interviewing authore of current books live from
Shakespeare & Co. at 51st and Broadway. The interview
show {Sunday mornings at an earlier time, 11 a.m. - noon)
will cover a pretty wide range of topics: to name a few:
psychology, politics, history, poetry, literature, art... So,
you ask. "Mike, what's new about this? You've interviewed
authore before." First, let me say, I don't appreciate
your cynical attitude, and second... True, I have inter-
viewed authore before — but this time you are invited to
rouse yourselves from your apartments and corns down
to see the show live at Shakespeare.

My apologies to all my listeners who look forward to
my stories and soliloquies, but I feel like I need a change
and I hope you can all come along for the ride. '
12/3 Nora Sayre film critic and author of the new book is Previous

Convictions, a Journey Through the 1950s
12/10 Stanley Crouch, Village Voice writer, music critic, and author

of AH American Skin Thief
12/17 lewis Lapham, Editor, Harper's Magazine and Hotel America

AFMKALEIDOKOPE

Saturdays from 4-6:30 p.m.
Elombe Brath & Diabel Faye

Elombe Brath has been involved with
the liberation struggle for African peo-
ple for nearly forty years. The co-chair
of the mammoth 1990 Harlem recep-
tion for Nelson and Winnie Mandela,
Elombe also emceed the rally for Fidel
Castro in October at Abyssinian Baptist j
Church (pictures and more details in
next month's Folio.) He was a consul-
tant on African Affairs for Gil Noble's
Like It Is, WABC-TV's Black public
affairs program. For many years,
Elombe Brath has presented
Afrikaleidoscope on WBAI, and in
December he will be joined by Diabel
Faye in a new, expanded timeslot.
Elombe told Folio,

"With the additional time, we'll be able to reflect in depth the experience
of the African people throughout the world. I am an African internation-
alist activist, and have fought for the rights of people of color since I was
12, in 1948. The show will relate to today, presenting the truthful experi-
ences and daily lives both in Africa and in America. Music, including
many live performers, will be an important part of the show. Music is
more than a commercial product; it functions as ceremony and commem-
oration. We must maintain the culture in the Diaspora."
Diabel Faye added, "I learned to love the music while growing up in
Africa, and have now spent ten years developing a relationship with
African musicians in New York. I've worked with clubs, festivals, and
record companies, keeping the bands together and promoting the music,
and now I'm happy to bring authentic African music to WBAI's airwaves."

Photo of Diabel Faye by Ron Samuels.
Glasses by Burda ON

Nora Sayre,
pictured at left,
will be the first
guest (12/3) on
Mike Feder's
new show,
Live from the
Upper West
Side on
Sundays from
11 a.m. -noon

Public Affairs
Director Mario
Murillo (left) and
Gonzalo
Aburto, who
starts a new
show Rock en
Espahol
Tuesdays from
10 a.m. -noon

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Faye on Music, eh
History, and Family

Diabel Faye is joining Elombe Brath to produce the new Afrikaleidescope,
4 p.m. on Saturdays. He gave Folio these thoughts about the music.

In Africa, being a griot is your license to play music. Each non-griot family
has their own griot. The griots of my forefathers stuck with my family for cen-
turies, passing our stories and history from generation to generation. My par-
ents knew that our society depended on the musicians. To some extent, the
social trauma our countries are suffering is because we are overlooking the
oral tradition that bound us together. The griots who had our history in their
heads are no longer respected, and as they died, our family history fades out.
Show me an Africah who cannot speak his mother tongue and I will show you
an African who does not know about himself. Because his history is said
through that language, a Ph.D. won't help. I advise you to go to your family
griot and put him on tape because so much damage already has been done.

1 am a "gueere", so according to tradition I am not allowed to play music,
but the first time I went to a modern concert with a big stage, loud speakers,
and electrical wires everywhere, I became fascinated. I would follow musi-
cians from rehearsals to the smallest gigs, and listened to the radio shows
from many countries. Musicians from different countries learned from each
other (and successful Afro-Americans like James Brown), and so the music of
the Fulani, Serere, Wolof and many others gave rise to Afrobeat. In Dakar, I
made friends with many musicians who revolutionized the music.

In America, with few exceptions, African musicians must do odd jobs to sur-
vive, despite being part of a billion dollar industry. We are only on stage,
while the managers, the record company staff, and most of the media are not
African. I've been at after-concert parties where even the musicians who per-
formed were pushed around by bouncers, not treated with the respect they
deserved. I've done everything I could to support the musicians, from helping
find gigs to lending my personal rent money to a band to pay for a rehearsal
studio. I've organized regular jam sessions where musicians can play together,
coordinated festivals around the country, worked with Island Records, and
tried to master (and change) the complex financial relationships in the indus-
try. We must fill in the gaps, and make musician's working conditions more
acceptable.

Susana Baca. Afro Peruvian singer, a guest on Afrikaleidescope

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6:00 Wake Up Call Breaking news stories, fea-
ture interviews and music with Amy Goodman &
Bernard White. Featuring Devya's Meditation
Moment shortly after 6

1 0:00 All Mixed Up Peter Bochan plays eccentric
pop and current event montages, disregarding
format

Noon Natural Living with Gary Null
1 :00 Talk Moore with Marjorie Moore. Healing
dialogues exploring human dynamics and the
commonality of our consciousness. Making
change in and beyond ourselves. Produced with
Liana Francesca and Ahnenoi Brooks
2:00 Julianne Malveaux
3:00 Talkback! with Utrice Leid

5:00 Behind the News Samori Marksman
examines national and international issues,
political economy and related issues
6:00 The WBAI Evening News
7:00 We the People with Jerry Brown
8:00 Fair Dinkum with peace & environmental
activist Dr. Helen Caldicott
9:00 Circle of Red Nations Native American
news and analysis with Gustavo Raven Silva
1 0:00 Arts in the Evening
72/7 7 A Tribute to Arthur Miller on his 80th
Birthday. See box
1 1 :30 WBAI News Rebroadcast
Midnight Investigations with Andrew Philips
incorporating Soundscapes: Explorations in Radio,
Sound & Music

1 :30 Person to Person with Toni Short &
,Michael G. Haskins

3:30 Mass Backwards The Word of Satan
revealed by your radio pal Uncle Muck, and
god-awful music, too. But mostly radio dramas.
Not for the faint of heart or weak of brain.
Produced by Max Schmid

In December:

New and returned shows:

Tuesday 10 a.m. Rock en Espahol with Gonzalo Aburto

Saturday 3:00 p.m. Arab Voice and Crescent Rising

with Dr. Barbara Nimri Aziz and Mahmoud Ibrahim

4 p.m. Afrikaleidescope with Elombe Brath & Diabel Faye
Sunday 1 1 a.m. Live from the Upper West Side with Mike Feder

Midnight Soundtrack with Paul Wunder
Time changes:
Saturday Liquid Sound Lounge to 6:30 p.m.

Underground Railroad to 8:30 p.m.
Sunday Gay programming to 6:30 p.m.,

Golden Age of Radio to 7:30 p.m. (from Saturday)

Jazz to 10 p.m.

FollO advertising WOrks for advertisers and helps
support the station. Call Folio editor Dave Burstein by Dec. 1 0 for the

January/February Folio

The Pen American Center presents a

A Tribute to Arthur
Miller on his 80th
Birthday.

Monday, 1 271 1 at 1 0:00 p.m.
On October 30, the voices of Carlos Fuentes,
Edward Albee, John Guare, and others came
together to pay tribute to this playwright, a
man who challenged the system over and
over. As Carlos Fuentes says, "Arthur Miller's
theater renews his faith in an America caught
in the trappings of a revolution of privilege
posing as fiscal responsibility." Join Peggy
Dominique and share this special moment.

Paul Ruest (left) presents X-Xmas

Xmas Day

Special programming on Christmas Day

6-10 am, Sidney Smith presents Xmas Day with the

Radio On <

10-noon A Shortcut to the North Pole produced
by Peter Bochan ,

noon-4 p.m. The X-Xmas Show Here we go
again! It's time for the annual, state mandated
celebration of consumerism. Of course, today is
just the peak of many months of corporate
planning and social conditioning. (And how's
your consumer confidence today?)
Do you think it's fair that our culture expects
you to genuflect to the free market enterprises
that attempt to control our minds through bru-
tal and relentless advertising? Don't you think it
strange that all of this marketing is couched in
the soft and fluffy appearance of a religious
holiday?

Wake up on December 25th and don't cele-
. brate Xmas. You deserve better! Join the resis-
tance to this pathetic so-called holiday, tune in
to the X-Xmas Show. This parody of Santa,
Jesus, and Macy's will offer a place to hang out
for those people who feel like they're going to
snap if they hear one more version of S//enf
Night. Produced by Paul Ruest and Steve Ward
4-6 Religious Folk Music with Bill Canaday.
Spirituals, Gospel, Soul, and Jazz. Music from
African-American and European Sources
8-10 p.m. Circle of Red Nations featuring a
look at Native American spirituality

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6:00 Wake Up Call Breaking news stories, fea-
ture interviews and music with Amy Goodman &
Bernard White. Featuring Devya's Meditation
Moment shortly after 6

10:00 Rock en Espahol with Gonzalo Aburto
Noon Natural Living with Gary Null
1 :00 Health Action Investigative journalism on
the politics of health and the role of activism, plus
up-to-the-minute information on integrative (con-
ventional and alternative) and self-powered medi-
cine and healing; with producers Bob Lederer,
Nicholas Cimorelli & Kathy Davis
alternates with

Gray Panther Report with social activist Lydia
Bragger

2:00 Julianne Malveaux
3:00 Talkback! with Utrice Leid

5:00 Behind the News Samori Marksman

examines national and international issues,

political economy and related issues

6:00 The WBAI Evening News

7:00 We the People with Jerry Brown

8:00 Off the Hook with Emmanuel Goldstein,

our resident technopunk

9:00 Housing Notebook No heat? No hot

water? No rent! What's the right way to deal

with your housing struggles? Tune in and phone

in your questions. With Scott Sommer

10:00 Arts in the Evening featuring Poisoned

Arts, the continuing adventures of Charles and

Emily Ann Andrews and Mr. Waburn, the old

man they adopted from the Welfare Department.

Broadcast live with Janet Coleman, David Dozer,

and Jim Freund

11 30 WBAI News Rebroadcast

Midnight Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade

with Peter Lamborn Wilson and Bill Weinberg

alternates with

Weaponry Produced by Tom Wisker, Jim

Dingeman, Shawn Rhodes & Stevie Debe

1 :30 Weaponry continues (alternate weeks) or

begins (after MORC)

3:30 Punk & Hardcore with Susan Brown

alternates with

'Nuff Saidl-with Ken Gale & Ed Menje

72/5 Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker in Star Wars,

voice of The Joker, and comic book fan) talks

about comics, animation, and translating comics

to live action

72/79 Steve Skeates, author of Aquaman, Teen

Titans, Sub-Mariner, Plop, and a zillion others

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Farewell Lex Hixon

As Folio went to press, we learned of the loss of WBAI

programmer Lex Hixon to cancer. We hope his friends will contribute remembrances and pictures for the next issue of Folio, in which we plan a

longer tribute. IPkdse contdd Folio editor Dave Burstein at WBAI by the first week in December)- Paul Qorman provided a few thoughts:

From 1971-1984, Lex Hixon produced In the Spirit, one of the most remarkable and certainly unique programs in WBAI's long history.
Religious and spiritual life have never been Pacifica program staples. With In the Spirit, however, Lex brought to life most of the planet's great
wisdom and filth traditions, presented with dignity and clarity, in conversation with teachers from all over the world. Lex himself was a "devo-
tional religious scholar", intimately acquainted with world faith traditions as an author of seven books, a teacher, and a practitioner. He commu-
nicated from the "inside out" — inside his own studies and personal practice, inside the great texts, inside the authentic life of authentic spiritual
communities. Many, many listeners testified, over these years, that Lex — and the station through him — had affirmed and nourished aspirations
otherwise ignored or stereotyped by society. In tribute to his passing, Allen Qinsbcrg said. "From his years of broadcasting and authorship of vol-
umes of mystic lore, Lex Hixon was a pioneer in the spiritual renaissance in America over the last four decades." He was a spiritual friend and
teacher to tens of thousands . . . cared deeply about WBAI and its listeners . . . and offered many precious jewels in the station's stunningly diverse
treasure box of rich gifts. There will be a memorial in early December. Please call WBAI at 212-2790707 for an exact date and place.

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6:00 Wake Up Call Breaking news stories, fea-
ture interviews and music with Amy Goodman &
Bernard White. Featuring Devya's Meditation
Moment shortly after 6

10:00 Mother Lode with Victoria Starr. Can you
really afford to be anywhere else?
Noon Natural Living with Gary Null
1 :00 The Positive Mind Informative interviews
and call-in discussions on strategies for emotional
development and empowerment with "the Mark
Twain of Psychology," Armand DiMele, CSW
2:00 Julianne Malveaux
3:00 Talkback! with Utrice Leid

9:00 The Personal Computer Show
Informative industry interviews and call-in discus-
sions with Joe King and co-hosts Hank Kee &
David Burstein
1 0:00 Arts in the Evening
1 1 :30 WBAI News Rebroadcast
midnight Earthwatch Commentary and analysis
with Robert Knight

1 :30 Let 'em Talk Eclectic conversations with
Paul DeRienzo and Fly

3:30 Nightshirt Science fiction, music and mad-
ness with Mike Sargent and Byron (Sugar Bear)
Saunders. Listen and your life may change

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Farewell, Abe & Debbie Weisburd

Abe Weisburd, lifelong radical and veteran journalist at WBAI and the Quardian, a great
friend of WBAI, passed away August 2nd at age 88. With gusto, passion, and keen intelli-
gence, Abe contributed his skills to movements for social change all of his life, as did his
wife, Debbie, who passed away in 1994 at age 84. Abe and Debbie were deeply involved
in solidarity work for Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, and Cuba for over three decades. Abe
introduced WBAI to Wilfred Burchett, the renowned Australian correspondent whose work
did so much to spark the movement against U.S. intervention in Vietnam. The Weisburds
were instrumental in raising the support that enabled Burchett to continue his seminal report-
ing. During the. war, Abe co-founded Trade Unionists for Peace and Debbie represented
Teachers for Peace in Vietnam. The Weisburds were strong supporters of the Native
American movement, and engaged in education and outreach for Leonard Peltier and the
American Indian Movement.

Abe's reporting was wide-ranging, covering prisons, Cuba, and struggles for jus-
tice by people of color. Abe worked with the Civil Rights Congress, and in the 1960s (at the
suggestion of SNCC,) established White Americans to Support Black Liberation. Debbie,
blacklisted from teaching for several years during the McCarthy era, went South and taught
at a freedom school. Once members of the American Labor Party and the Communist Party,
they both remained lifelong socialists. They were friends of WBAI and all who struggled for
justice. For more information, Call 91 4-948-21 88 or 212-410-1586

Abe &. Debbie Weisburd Memorial Tribute

December 10 1:00 p.m. Casa de Las Americas, 104 West 14th Street

Producer's Corner

WBAI producer Phyllis Bennis about her new book

CALLING THE SHOTS:

How Washington Dominates

Today's UN "

The UN's 50th anniversary brought the world's
attention to this often-ignored, often-disdained,
often-condemned global organization. Since the
Gulf war in 1 991 , the UN has most often been
viewed as the scapegoat for local and regional
conflicts and crises across the globe. Most of the
time, it is "UN failures" that are condemned.
What doesn't get talked about very much is the
question of power at the UN — and the fact that
since its founding in 1945 and until today, U.S.
domination of the organization continues, and
Washington continues to 'call the shots,' often
setting the stage for what are then wrongly
described as those "UN failures."

My new book, filled with behind-the-scenes
anecdotes and the intrigues of UN politics and
personalities, provides a thoroughly different
approach. I look first at the UN's history, in
which just-released classified documents reveal
secret U.S. wiretapping of every delegation to
the founding conference in San Francisco. Then I
examined how Bush used the Gulf crisis to bring
the UN to centerstage of U.S. foreign policy.
Subsequent sections examine UN peacekeeping,
including how it works, how the U.S. exerts pre-
eminent control, and how the widely discussed
major failures, in Somalia, Rwanda, Haiti and
Bosnia, took shape. The book also analyzes how
the UN's new emphasis on peacekeeping, espe-
cially its military aspects, strips much-needed
funds from desperately under-funded, under-
staffed humanitarian, development, health,
human rights, and other projects. Finally, Calling
the Shots looks at the issues of UN reform and
anticipates how a future UN might be shaped
for its second hundred years.

Marcus Raskin called Phyllis Bennis "gifted" and
added about the book "It is must reading for
anyone who cares about international affairs".
Professor Richard Falk commented, "A wonder-
fully realized and crisply presented account"

6:00 Wake Up Call Breaking news stories, fea-
ture interviews and music with Amy Goodman &
Bernard White. Featuring Devya's Meditation
Moment shortly after 6
10:00 Shocking Blue with Delphine Blue
Noon Natural Living with Gary Null
1 :00 Walden's Pond Animal rights, the environ-
ment, vegetarianism and other righteous living
with radioactivist Shelton Walden and guest com-
mentators Alexander Cockburn, Jeffrey St. Clair,
Gary Francione, Devon Pena, and Elisa Joy White
2:00 Julianne Malveaux
3:00 Talkback! with Utrice Leid

5:00 Behind the News Samori Marksman
examines national and international issues,
political economy and related issues
6:00 The WBAI Evening News
7:00 We the People with Jerry Brown
8:00 Building Bridges: Your Metro
Community and Labor Report Explorations of
people and issues that shape the movements for
social change; fighting the attacks on our wages,
housing, transportation, health, education and
welfare; defending our community and labor
organizations; exploring the dimensions of race,
gender, and class in the urban environment.
Produced by Ken Nash & Mimi Rosenberg
9:00 Where We Live Sally O'Brien & Safiya
Bukhari present the voices of the disenfranchised
1 0:00 Arts in the Evening
1 1 30 WBAI News Rebroadcast
midnight Radio Unnameable with Bob Fass
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experienced?" Check out the "60 minutes of pro-
gressive music" with Gregory Amani & Lace. From
artist tributes the first week in every month to live
performances; from cutting edge interviews to
bustin' phat beats; from Hookes to Hendrix to
Hami, we've got the brand new flava for your
ears. E-mail us at cttraffic@WBAI.escape.com

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CA. A Nina Harris, "Monarch Butterfly", deerskin,
lined. Mount Victory, Ohio

Fusaiy ■ Demski, "Dragon Neckpiece", 24k gold
cloisonruf set lin 18k gold wlpavt diantonsds
4" x 4". Berkeley, California

Columbia University's
FERRIS BOOTH HALL

Broadway at 1 1 5th Street

For more information call: (2 1 2) 695-4465, or 279-0707 weekdays

Benefit for Listener Supported WBAI Radio

Welcome to the 24th Annual

WBAI Holiday Crafts Fair!

With the generous support, much patience and
cooperation from the WBAI staff, volunteers, our many
talented exhibitors, advice from friends and the
experience from the prior 23 years, this, our 24th year,
will once again prove to be an enjoyable and successful
holiday event. The WBAI Holiday Crafts Fair is one of
New York's largest events, and the absolute best event for
those searching for the perfect holiday gifts. Coupled
with this, the proceeds go to support our non-commercial,
listener-sponsored WBAI 99.5 FM radio.

We have selected over 200 craftspeople and artists from
across the country who work in varied medias - blown
glass, stained glass, leather, fiber wearables, pottery,
jewelry, turned wood vessels, photography, clocks and
much much more. The WBAI Holiday Crafts Fair runs
two consecutive weekends: December 8-10 and December
15-17, Fridays, 5-9 p.m., Saturdays & Sundays 1 1 a.m. - 6
p.m. Each week the Fair will feature different
craftspeople and artists, so plan on attending the Fair both
weekends - reduced rates available for both weekends.

While you're there, don't miss:

The Holiday Crafts Fair Raffle (opposite the coat
check) with works of art donated by exhibitors.

The WBAI Gift/Author's Table (at the entrance of
Wollman Auditorium) with the latest in books,
publications, tapes and other station information.
Some of your favorite radio personalities will be there
as part of the Crafts Fair tradition.

So be a part of it all and give the gift that gives twice - we
look forward to seeing you at the 24th Annual Holiday
Crafts Fair.

On behalf of the Crafts Community, and WBAI 99.5 FM
Radio, thank you for your support and I look forward to
meeting you all.

May you have a healthy and happy holiday.

,Q-*<L4-tJi<4p K.. J a,

Cassandra L. Perkins
Director

Director:

Promotions Coordinator:
Administrative Assistant:
Crafts Fair Promos, Radio:

Poster Art and Design:

Crafts Fair Directory:
Printing:

Special Thanks to:

Credits

Cassandra L. Perkins

Candace Klein

Ramsey Frazier

Bernard White, Dred-Scott Keyes,
Paul Williams, Brother Shine

Owen Francis, Cassandra L. Perkins,
Candace Klein with photo of original
work by Josh Simpson

Ramsey Frazier, Candace Klein

Owen Francis, First Prince Copy
Center

Valerie van Isler, Sybil Wong, Lois
Henry, Samori Marksman, Anthony
J. Sloan. Mario Murillo, Amy
Goodman. Bernard White, Catherine
Urbain, Allen Markman, Fred Kuhn,
Paul Williams, Michael G. Haskins,
Patricka Dallas, the staff and -
volunteers of WBAI-FM and the
WBAI-FM Board, the WBAI Holiday
Crafts Fair Location Staff and the
staff of Ferris Booth Hall, Columbia
University, in particular.

Very Special Thanks to Our
Crafts Fair Jurors
Selection Committee:

Don Gonzalez, Gracielo Arciello.
Linda Adato and Susan Perry, Basia
Kaminski for Fine Art Selection

1 995 WBAI

Holiday Crafts Fair Directory

^ First Weekend & Friday-Sunday,

December 8-10 &

1 Blown Qlass

9 Hand Painted

13 Embossings,
Handmade Paper

Alan Goldfarb

Mirrors

Alan Goldfarb Blown Glass

Jeffrey Wasserman

Marjorie Tomchuk

143 North Ave.

Looking Glass

M. Tomchuk Prints

Burlington, VT 05445

P.O. Box #654

44 Horton Lane

(802) 865-9820

Claverack, New York 12513

New Canaan, CT 06840

2 Ceramics

(518)851-3853

(230)972-0137

Meryl Klein

Frassetto Inc.

7150RaglandRd.

Clinton, OH 45244

(513)561-0442

3 Candles .

Jerome & Paula Spector

Hi 1

Big Dipper Candles

3 Brimstone Mountain Road

1 j j

Chester, NY 10918

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(914)469-9442

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4 Jewelry

Margaret Thurman

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Echo of the Dreamer

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230 W. 105th St.

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New York, NY 10025

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(212)864-6727

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5 Jewelry

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Sophie Allen

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65 1 North Terrace Ave.

Mount Vernon, NY
(914) 667-6061

10 Metal Jewelry

15 Quilting

Nikos Nafpliotis

Carolyn Reed

6 Ceramics

Nikos Nafpliotis Designs

Carolyn Reed, Quiltmaker

Robert Kaelin

171 Mile Square Road

370 Central Park West #5 12

Cameo Porcelain

Yonkers, NY 10701

New York, NY 10025

52 Burlington Blvd.

(914)968-6172

(212)678-6113

Smithtown, NY 11787
(516) 265-8370

11 Qift Items -Jewelry

16 Fiber

Dina Panagopoulos

Amy & Laura Cohen

7 Pottery

Dina Panagopoulos Inc.

Savvy

Martha Szacsvay-Liptak

51 West 2 1st St. Rm# 202

170 West 73 Street #2B I

Martha Liptak Pottery

New York, NY 10010

New York, NY 10023

84 Old North Stamford Rd.

(212)645-1895

(212)724-7541

Stamford, CT 06905

(203) 325-3922

1 2 Jewelry

17 Jewelry

Denise Florian Weiss

Catherine Wygant

8 Paintings

Florian

16 Rocky Hill Rd.

Earl Thompson

29 Echo Lane

Essex, MA 01929

304 West 147 Street #6

Newburgh, NY 12550

(508) 768-3644

New York, NY 10039

(914)569-9252

Felix W. Berrios Jr., "Briefcase", leather and brass,
16' x IS" x 2".Staten Island, New York

1 8 Blown Qlass

Don Gonzalez
Echo Beach
65 Upper Creek Rd.
Stockton, NJ 08559
(908) 996-6664

19 Fiber

Barbara Steinman Katz
Kumiko Designs
1432 Buford Drive
Yardley.PA 19067
(215)493-7690

20 'r tetal Sculpture

Bill, Carol, Eric Heise &
Aaron Steele
Heise Metal Sculpture
162 1/2 Maple St.
Burlington, VT 05401
(802) 862-8454

21 Millinary Hats

Lynda Diamond
308 Mott Street
New York, NY 10012
(212)431-7479

22 Wood

David & Joan Marshall
Creative Connections
54 Skyline Drive
Sherman, CT 06784
(203)355-1129

23 Jewelry

Ronnie Li via
Livia Designs
(212) 243-9083

24 Fiber

Liz Cenedella
327 Canal Street
New York, NY 10013
(212)925-9616

25 Leather-Sheepskin

Vera & Maria Ivanov-Morrison
Ivanov-Morrison
P.O. Box #983
Greenwich, CT 06836

(203) 845-7977

26 Metal

John Fouquart,

Pewter Potter

26 Soundcrest Ave.

North Port, NY 11768

(516)757-4724

27 Ceramics-Pottery

Sally Rothchild-
Sally Rothchild Pottery
501 West 122 Apt. 4B
New York, NY 10027
(212)866-6202

28 Hand Painted Pillows

J. Chong Kang

244 Madison Ave. #3B

New York, NY 10016

(212)681-1655

29 Millinary Hats

Terry Coffey
Mystery Cafe
503 4th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718)788-0336

30 Leather Craft

Felix W. Berrios, Jr. &
Conchita Berrios
Bertor Leather
305 Westervelt Ave.
Staten Island, NY 10301
(718)931-9707

31 Jewelry

Jorge Caicedo
Montes De Oca Designs
1 18 Forsyth Street
New York, NY 10002
(212)966-0020

Ties, Scarves, Shalls,
Vests & Jackets

Martinu Schneegass
Bote New York
241 Eldridge Street #2
New York, NY 10002
(212)529-7445

33 Jewelry & Qiftware

Shimon Kahlloun

S.K. Studio

124 West 30th St. #309

New York, NY 10006

(212)695-8211

36 Contemporary
Wooden Qifts

Tom Davin & Mary Kesler

Davin & Kesler

24 G Dorset Mill Rd.

Exeter, RI 02822

(401)295-7515

3 7 Jewelry

Amy Bruml

Bruml Designs

62 West 84th Street

New York, NY 10024

38 Enamel

Fred Albrecht & Ken Levine
The Re-Corker
59 Winthrop Road
Plainview, NY 11803
(516)935-1456

39 Jewelry

Robin Graham

Robin Graham Jewelry

15N.DutcherSt.

Irvington, NY 10533

(914)591-5975

43 Jewelry

Gloria & David Levin
Stone Kingdom
10 Tally Road
Roslyn, NY 11576
(516)621-6816

44 Ceramics

Michael Wainwright
Michael Wainwright Pottery
475 Dean Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
(718)789-8911

46 Fiber-Wearable

Amy Hedler
Underground Velvet
1 19 Braintree Street
Allston, MA 02134
(617)782-2735

47 Fiber-Wearable

Andrea Miksic

Salaam

RR2 Box 1370

Creamery St.

Plainfield, VT 05667

(802)454-1013

50 Fiber Wearables

Cherry & George Schacher
Cherry Schacher Patchwork
87 Maple Ave.
Bauston Spa, NY 1 2020
(518)885-7743

51 Jewelry

Liz Horn & Ron Zukor
Liz & Ron Jewelers
32 Hillman Road
Woodstock, NY 12498 .
(914)679-6112

52 Fiber Wearable

Wendy Carrington
Wendy Carrington Hats
93 Reade Street
New York, NY 10013
(212)571-3761

53 Jewelry

Pnina Cohen
Pnina's Jewelry
1257 East 68th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11234

54 Handpainted Silk
Fassions

Jan Mayer & Jon Drayson

Kriska

P.O. Box #57 1362

Murray, Utah 84157

(801)261-5820

55 Jewelry .

Michal Golan
Mical Golan Jewelry
361 W. 36th Street #3 A
New York, NY 10018
(212)967-2343

56 Fiber Wearables

Mary O'Shea
RD 1 Box 84
Middlebury, VT 05753
(802) 545-2090

57 Wood

Jennifer Rose &

Robin Langsdorf

Cloud Ten

120 West 78th Street

New York, NY 10024

(212)362-2483

58 Jewelry

Cynthia Chuang &
Erh-Ping Tsai
Jewelry 10, Inc.
30 Markwood Rd.
Forrest Hills, NY 11375
(718)793-4225

59 Wood

Wendy & Jay Jensen
Deep Spring Studio
P.O. Box 364
Petersburg, WV 26847
(304) 257-2988

60 Metalsmith

T. Chin

4340 Bedford Ave.

Brooklyn, NY 11229

(718)332-9183

61 Jewelry/Precious
Metals

Peter Kalina

Kalina Designer Craftman

P.O. Box 727

Orangevale, CA 95662

(916)989-0180

62 Ceramics

Ellen Reznick

Rezware

242 Lafayette St. 4-N

New York, NY 100 12

(212)966-3595

63 Blown Qlass

Frederick Warren

Warren Glass

370 W. Giles Road

N. Muskegon, MI 49445

(616)744-2899

64 Fiber-Weaving

Marcia & Frank Phillips

Marcia Phillips Weaving

Box #1 22

Goshen, MA 01032

(413)268-7155

65 Pottery

Marilyn Chattin &
Jim Schneider
940 Jacksonville Stage Rd.
W. Halifax, VT 05358
(802) 257-4848

66 Jewelry

Rob Greene

RR#1

Plainfield, VT 05667

(802) 426-3841

67 Fire Ceramics

Rick Starr & Dulcie Arnold
Rick Starr
8 Seneca PI.
Greenwich, CT 06830
(914)921-4243

69 Jewelry & Paper
Collage

Nancy Salwen &
Forrest Seymour
Nancy Salwen Jewelry
P.O. Box 6225
Keene, NH 03431
(603) 357-4693

70 Jewelry

Jim & Victoria Mullan

Mullanium

1001 NE 36th Street #7

Pompano Beach, FL 33064

(305) 782-9049

71 Fiber-Handwoven
Apparel

Cecilia Frittelli &
Richard Lockwood
Frittelli & Lockwood
RR l Box #103
Crown Point, NY 12928
(518)597-3910

72 Fiberwearable

Murielle Arlin
Arlin Knitwear
1584 First Ave.
New York, NY 10028
(212)535-0021

73 Fine Jewelry

Susan Mulvey
156 Cat Swamp Road
Woodbury, CT 06798
(203) 263-5585

74 Ceramics

Virginia Piazza
Virginia Piazza - Pottery
455 Clinton St. #2
Brooklyn, NY 11231
(212)755-4500

75 Stoneware

Marilyn Andrews &
Andrew Van Assche
Andrassche Handbuilt Stoneware
31 East Street
Plainfield, MA 01070
(413)634-8844

76 Fiber-Wearables

Marsha Fleisher
Loominus Handwovens
1 9 Cooper Lake Road
Bearville, NY 12409
(914)679-6500

S -I 5

77 Scarves & Wraps

Kent Frankstone

Stone & Mann

80 Madison Avenue #3C

New York, NY 10016

(212)779-9363

Sterling Siver Jewelry
& Venetian Glass

Vashti de Verteuil
Vashti de Verteuil Ltd.
332 East 9th Street
New York, NY 10003
(212)473-0506

78 Didjeridoos

Tanya Gerard
Imlakesh Arts & Music
P.O. Box 8237
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 989-6642

79 Mixed Media Clocks,
Jewelry

Leni Singerman &
Terry Post
P.O. Box #226
Old Queechy Rd.
Canaan, NY 12029
(518)781-4110

80 Mixed Media

Jill Schwartz
Elements/Jill Schwartz
126 West 22nd Street
New York, "NY 10011
(212)243-2707

81 Photography

Emerson Matabele

Emerson

307 Stiles Avenue

Savannah, GA 31401-3137

(912)234-2426

82 Fiber Wearables

Rosemarie Lorensen
275 Clinton Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11205
(718)638-1082

83 Jewelry

Jane Carpenter &

Edward Heiple

Millodot

30 Florence St.

East Hampton, NY 11937

(516)329-3760

84 Wood

John Russell

John Russell ' .

201 West 86th Street #S- 12

New York, NY 10024

(212)874-6581

85 Qlass

Patricia Cavalieri

First Impressions

1 19 Highview Avenue #3

Stamford, CT 06907

(203)461-9976

86 Jewelry

Michelle Krespi &

Christine White

Krespi & White Jewelry, Inc.

3223 Telegraph Ave.

Oakland, CA 94609-3015

(510)420-0815

87 Jewelry

Jeni & Del Woock

Woock Studio

1315 Mount Vernon Drive

San Gabriel, C A 91775

(818)89-0597

88 Candles

James & Matt Evans
Waxen Candles
P.O. Box 422
Mifflin, PA 18631
(717)759-2278

89 Jewelry/Scarves

Leslie Korda

34 West 65th Street

New York, NY 10023

Teresa Montalvo

34 West 65th Street #5G

New York, NY 10023

(212)595-3711

90 Handwoven Clothing

Camille Benjamin
406 Lowell Davis Road
N. Grosvenordale, CT 06255
(203) 935-9007

92 Fine Jewelry

Larry River
Heart of Gold
P.O.Box 1114
Willits, CA 95490
(707)459-3411 ,

93 Qlass-Jewelry

Joyce Roessler

Roessler Glass

102 South Street 3rd Fl.

Boston, MA 02111

(617)426-4705

94 Mixed

Laura Minsky &

Debora Jackson

Till the Wind Changes

92 Van Cortland Pk.S.#6F

Bronx, NY 10463

95 Enamels-Jewelry

Alexander &

Mona Szabados

P.O. Box 99

Mokelumne Hill, CA 95245

(209)286-1396

97 Metal-Jewelry

Gabriel North Seymour

Gabriel

Route 126

Falls Village, CT 06031

(203)824-1412

98 Handpainted Silk
Scarves

Lisa L. Kiss

Lisa L.

60 Warren Street #3

New York, NY 10007

(212)732-0884

99 Hand Crafted Jewelry

Zeyba Rahman

Zeyba

106 Montague St.

Brooklyn, NY 11201-3460

(718)431-6168

1 00 Jewelry

Alan Jewett &
Joan Holland
P.O.Box 1792
Sausalito, CA 94966
(415)267-1835

101 Pottery

. Frank Edge &
Ellen Ellsberg
Edge/Ellsberg Ceramics
63 Juggler Meadow Rd.
RFD3

Amherst, MA 01002
(413)548-9753

102 Fine Jewelry

Conni Mainne
Conni Mainne Designs
3223 Telegrapgh Ave.
Oakland, CA 94609
(510)420-0894

104 Turned Wood

Baxter Wood
P.O. Box 61 6
Lexington, VA 24450
(703) 463-7024

105 Jewelry

Falker Fusaiy &

Susan Demski

Magick

6207 Arlington Blvd.

Richmond, CA 94805

(510)234-9938

51 Jewelry-Fine Metal

Robert & Kate Lutzenhiser
Robert Lutzenhiser Fine Jewelry
118 Main St.
Stevensville, MT 59870
(406) 777-3005

52 Color Photography

Jim Hauser

Jim Hauser Color Photography

P.O. Box 393

New Baltimore, NY 12124

(518)756-8182

54 Mosaic

Elizabeth Woolf
P.O. Box 706

New York, NY 10018
(212)302-7866

55 Fiber Wearables

Peter Nedvins &
Elizabeth Shorrock
Partners In Design
181 Main Street
Westerly, RI 02891
(401)596-6139

Mariko Swisher, "Vase'
MaspetK New York

terracotta, 14" x 11" x 14"

& Second Weekend & Friday-Sunday, December 15 -17&

1 Blown Qlass

Alan Goldfarb
Alan Goldfarb Blown Glass
143 North Ave.
Burlington, VT 05445
(802) 865-9820

2 Functional Stoneware

Diana Seidel
Diana Seidel, Potter
South Mountain Pass
RR2Box3l0
Garrison, NY 10524
(914)424-4211

3 Candles

Jerome & Paula Spector

Big Dipper Candles

3 Brimstone Mountain Road

Chester, NY 10918

(914)469-9442

4 Jewelry

Margaret Thurman
Echo of the Dreamer
230 W. 105th St.
New York, NY 10025
(212)864-6727

5 Fiber Wearables

Gail Kelly

Crystal Spirit

1 09 Osborn Avenue

Mamaroneck, NY 10543

(914)381-4250

7 Jewelry

Nina Noy

5-22 Estler Court

Fair Lawn, NJ 07410

(201)797-4517

8 Fiber Wearables

Wendy Carrington
Wendy Carrington Hats
93 Reade Street
New York, NY 10013
(212)571-3761

1 3 Metal Accessories

Piper Strong
Strong Metal Works
P.O.Box 1230
Milton, NH 0385 1
(603) 652-7247

1 4 Fabric Pillows

Kristin B. Helmer

Blythe

28-19 23rd Avenue, #5

Astoria, NY 11105

(718)932-0145

15 Leather-Sheepskin

Tom Hayward
Leprechaun Sheepskin
165 Main Street
P.O. Box 302
Charlemont, MA 01339
(413)339-4355

1 6 Fiber Wearables

Amy & Lauri Cohen

Savvy

170 West 73rd Street #2B 1

New York, NY 10023

(212)724-7541

17 Jewelry

Adam Barnum

A. Ashley Barnum Goldsmith

20 Canal Street, Suite 424

Franklin, NH 03235

(603)934-5917"

1 8 Blown Qlass

Don Gonzalez
Echo Beach
65 Upper Creek Rd.
Stockton, NJ 08559
(908) 996-6664

19 Sculpture

Steve Maxon & Doris Park

Max-Cast

P.O. Box 804

Kalona, IA 52247

(319)656-5365

20 Fiber Wearable

Sara Kaufman

885 Massachusetts Ave.

Cambridge, MA 02139

(617)876-7953

21 Millinary Hats

Lynda Diamond
308 Mott Street
New York, NY 100 12
. (212)431-7479

22 Wood

David & Joan Marshall
Creative Connections
54 Skyline Drive
Sherman, CT 06784
(203)355-1129

23 Accessories

Sondra Sardis
597 Plutarch Road
Highland, NY 12528
(914)255-5979

24 Fiber

Liz Cenedella
327 Canal Street
New York, NY 10013
(212)925-9616

25 Leather-Sheepskin

Vera & Maria Ivanov-Morrison
Ivanov-Morrison
P.O. Bix #983
Greenwich, CT 06836
(203) 845-7977

26 Jewelry

Bob & Rose Ann Place
34 Mood Road
Saugerties, NY 12477
(914)246-0180

27 Jewelry

Judit Leiser

Art to Wear by Judit

21 Sandstone Trail

New York, NY 10956

(914)634-0589

29 Millinary Hats

Terry Coffey
Mystery Cafe
503 4th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718)788-0336

30 Leather Craft

Felix W. Berrios, Jr. &

Conchita Berrios

Bertor Leather

305 Westervelt Ave.

Staten Island, NY 10301

(718)931-9707

31 Jewelry

Jorge Caicedo
Monies De Oca Designs
1 1 8 Forsyth Street
New York, NY 10002
(212)966-0020

Ties, Scarves, Shalls,
Vests & Jackets

Martinu Schneegass
Bofe New York
241 Eldridge Street #2
New York, NY- 10002
(212)529-7445

32 Mixed Media/Jewelry

Le Anne& Carlton Jackson

Effex

448 West 37th Street #1 0B

New York, NY 10018

(212)643-3607

33 Jewelry & Qiftware

Shimon Kahlloun

S.K. Studio

124 West 30th St. #309

New York, NY 10006

(212)695-8211

34 Leather

Deena Whited
Unity Leather
RFDBox 1935
Unity, ME 04988
(207) 948-2929

35 Pottery

Donna McGee
47 East Street
Hadley, MA 01035
(413)584-0508

41 Ceramics

David Voll

2RD#9

Batsto Village. NJ 08037

(609) 567-4856

David Vol, "Tea Set", stoneware, hand thrown, ash
glazed Hammonton, New Jersey

36 Qlass

Tom Divan & Mary Kesler

Davin & Kesler

24 G Dorset Mill Road

Exeter, RI 02822

(401)295-7515

37 Jewelry

Grace Gordon

Marjann

2120 Kenmore Terrace

Brooklyn, NY 11226

(718)469-3404

38 Enamel

Fred Albrechl & Ken Levine
The Re-Corker
59 Winthrop Road
Plainview, NY 11803
(516)935-1456

39 Jewelry

Robin Graham
Robin Graham Jewelry
15 N.DutcherSt.
Irvington, NY 10533
(914)591-5975

40 Fiber Wearable

Loraine Gough

Batsto Crafts

2RD#9

Batsto Village, NJ 08037

(609) 567-4856

42 Chenille Bags

Christine Cole

C. Cole

80 Prospect Place

Brooklyn, NY 11217

(718)789-4985

43 Jewelry

Gloria & David Levin
Stone Kingdom
10 Tally Road
Roslyn, NY 11576
(516)621-6816

44 Ceramics

Michael Wainwright
Michael Wainwright Pottery
475 Dean Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
(718)789-8911

45 Wood

Steven B. Levine
P.O.Box 123
Dayton, NJ 08810
(908)297-0131

46 Fiber-Wearable

Amy Hedler
Underground Velvet
1 19 Braintree Street
Allston, MA 02134
(617)782-2735

47 Fiber-Wearable

Andrea Miksic
Salaam

RR#2Box 1370
Creameny St.
Plainfield. VT 05667
(802)454-1018

48 Polymer Clay

Steven Ford &

David Forland

1714 N. Mascher Street

Philadelphia, PA 19122

(215)739-0609

49 Ceramics

Washington Ledesma
P.O.Box 1712
Vineyard Haven, MA 02568
(508)693-7181

50 Fiber Wearables

Bernie & Jackie Cully
J. B.C. Artworks
6 Meroke Court
Huntington Station, NY 11746
(516)421-5422

51 Pottery

Teresa Kravitz
Teresa Designs
230 Jay St. #8J
Brooklyn, NY H20l
(718)858-8996

52 Pottery

Judy & Shelly Bieber
Earth Art Pottery
71 Strawtown Road
WestNyack, NY 10994
(914)353-6317

53 Qlass

Jim Reece

650 Rocky Point Road

East Marion, NY 11939

(516)477-3062

54 Handpainted Silk
Fassions

Jan Mayer & Jon Drayson
(Crista

P.O. Box #57 1362
Murray, Utah 84157

(S01 )261-5820

55 Jewelry

Michal Golan
Mical Golan Jewelry
361 W. 36th Street #3 A
New York, NY 10018
(2 1 2|967-2343

56 Kaleidoscopes

Carolyn Bennett
C. Bennett Scopes
609 West State Steet
Media, PA 19063
(610)565-3532

57 Knitted Clothing

Robin L. Bergman
Robin Originals Creative Knits
23 Bradford Street
Concord, MA 01742
(508)369-1925

58 Jewelry

Kathryn Pearce &

Mical Keppel

Kallima

P.O. Box 8554

Lancaster, PA 17604

(717)299-1732

59 Folding Wooden
Baskets

Wendy & Jay Jensen
Deep Spring Studio
P.O. Box 364
Petersburg, WV 26847
(304) 257-2988

60 Handwoven Fiber
Wearables

Lynn Yarrington
P.O. Box 145

Middlebury, VT 05753
(802)453-4221

61 Ceramics

Mariko Swisher
Mariko Swisher Ceramics
57-09 59th Street
Maspeth, NY ll 378
(718)894-8241

62 Blown Qlass

Josh Simpson

Simpson Contemporary Glass

Frank Williams Road

Shelburne Fails, MA 01370

(413)625-6145

63 Fiber Wearables

Candiss Cole &
Tony Anthony
Candiss Arm Cole
70 Pine Knius Drive
Sedona, Arizona 86336
(520) 282-6490

64 Travelware Bags &
Accessories

Robert J . Zarcone
Studio Z. Leather
P.O. Box 410
Moodus, CT 06469
(203)873-1825

65 Pottery

Marilyn Chattin &
Jim Schneider
940 Jacksonville Stage Rd
W. Halifax, VT 05358
(802) 257-4848

luirry River, "Bracelet", 14 kt gold, fabricated
miiits, California

66 Jewelry

Rob Greene

RR#1

Plainfield, VT 05667

(802)426-3841

67 Wood

Susan Perry &
Bill Gundling
Perry & Gundling
52 68th Street
Guttenberg, NJ 07093
(201)854-7036

68 Blown Qlass

Robert Eickholt
Eickholt Glass
401 West Town Street
Columbus, OH 43215
(614)463-1274

69 Jewelry & Paper
Collage

Nancy Salwen &
Forrest Seymour
Nancy Salwen Jewelry
P.O. Box 6225
Keene, NH 03431
(603) 357-4693

70 Jewelry

Jim & Victoria Mullan

Mullanium

1001 NE 36th,Street #7#

Pompano Beach, FL 33064

(305) 782-9049

71 Jewelry

Malka Ronen
MR Creatios, USA
' 321 Woodfield Road
West Hempstead, NY 1 1552
(516)485-6292

72 Etchings &
Monotypes

Linda Adato

Linda Adato Etchings

20 Pratt Street

New Rochelle, NY 10801

(914)632-2352

73 Handbags &
Accessories

C.A. & Nina Busch Harris
Raven Works Studio
34477 Shertzer Rd.
Mount Victory. OH 43340
(513)354-5151

74 Jewelry/Polymer Clay

Anne H. Cubberly

Cubb Art

1 50 Huyshope Avenue #505

Hartford, CT 06106

(203) 278-9566

75 Painted Sweaters

Linda MacMillan
The Passionate Palette
Pine Banks Road
Putney, VT 05346
(802) 387-5205

76 Jewelry

Daniel Grussing &
Marie DesJardins
Daniel - DesJardins
1 1 8 Camellia Boulevard
Lafayette, LA 10503
(318)988-0689

77 Scarves & Wraps

Kent Frankstone

Stone & Mann

80 Madison Avenue #3C

New York, NY 10016

(212)779-9363

Sterling Si ver Jewelry
& Venetian Qlass

Vashti de Verteuil
Vashti de Verteuil Ltd.
332 East 9th Street
New York, NY 10003
(212)473-0506

78 Didjeridoos

Tanya Gerard
Imlakesh Arts & Music
P.O. Box 8237
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 989-6642

79 Fiber

Tom Jipson

Tom Jipson, Weaver

174 North Mast Road

Goffstown, NH 03045

(603)497-3830

80 Metal

Bruce R. MacDonald
BRM Design & Metalworks
418 Pine Street
Burlington, VT 05401
(802) 863-9553

81 Photography

Emerson Malabele

Emerson

307 Stiles Avenue

Savannah, G A 31401

(912)234-2426

82 Fiber Wearables

Rosemarie Lorensen
275 Clinton Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11205
(718)638-1082

83 Jewelry

Jane Carpenter &

Edward Heiple

Millodot

30 Florence St.

East Hampton, NY 11937

(516)329-3760

84 Wood

John Russell

201 West 86th Street #S- 12

New York, NY 10024

(212)874-6581

85 Qlass

Patricia Cavalieri

First Impressions

1 19 Highview Avenue #3

Stamford, CT 06907

(203)461-9976

x ^^^^»* * J

»ML

Carolyn A. Reed, "Walllianging", pieced and quitted
work, 40" x 52" New York, New York

86 Jewelry
Micelle Krespi,
c hristine White

Krespi & White Jewelry, Inc.
3223 Telegraph Ave
Oakland, CA 94609-3015
(510)420-0815

87 Precious Metal
Jewelry
Richard Messina &
Anne Landfield
Richard Messina Designs
P.O. Box 245

Hearts Content Road
Round Top, NY 12473
(518)622-9822

88 Candles

James & Malt Evans
Waxen Candles
P.O. Box 422
Mifflin, PA 18631

(717)759-2278

89 Jewelry

Linda & Ron Rougeau

Rougcatl Designs
(.1 11/2 Alavid
Santa Fc, NM 87501
(505)989-7975

90 Wooden Utensils

Jonathan S Simons
Jonathan Spoons
RRI Box I.
Kempton.PA 19529
(610)756-6464

91 Wood Turning

Deborah Doyle
P.O. Box I II 28
Bainbndge. WA 98H0
(206)842-8361

92 Fine Jewelry

Larrv River
Heart of Gold
P.O.Box 1114

Willits, CA 95490
(707)459-3411

93 Jewelry

Chip Arnold
Arnold Jewelry
274-302 N.Goodman St.
Roehestr, NY 14607
(716)271-0727

94 Wood/Slate
Clocks/Jewelry

Peter Hill & Tara Caliero
Pink Cloud Gallery
59 New Street
Sharon. CT 06069
(203) 364-5759

95 Fiber Wearables
Basia Kaminski &

Graham Blackburn

Basia

2019 Glasco Turnpike

Woodstock, NY 12498

(914)679-8608

96 Wooden Toys

Skip Arthur

Pegasus Toys

161 Wilhelm Road

Saugerties, NY 12477

(914)246-9906

97 Jewelry

Irene Plunlky-Goedecke

Pluntky

1 16 Pinehurst Avenue

New York. NY 10033

(212) 923-7800 Ext. 2123

98 Handpainted Silk
Scarves

Lisa L. Kiss
Lisa L.

60 Warren Street #3
New York, NY 10007
(212)732-0884

99 Hand Crafted Jewelry

Zeyba Rahman

Zeyba

106 Montague St.

Brooklyn, NY 11201

(718)431-6168

1 00 Jewelry

Alan Jewett &
Joan Holland
P.O.Box 1 792
Sausalito, CA 94966

(415)267-1835

101 Pottery

Frank Edge &

Ellen Ellsberg

Edge/El lsberg Ceramics

63 Juggler Meadow Rd.

RFD3

Amherst, MA 01002

(413)548-9753

Marilyn Chattin &
Jim Schneider
940 Jacksonville Stage Rd
W. Halifax, VT 05358
(802) 257-4848

102 Fine Jewelry

Conni Mainne
Conni Mainne Designs
3223 Telegrapgh Ave.
Oakland, CA 94609
(510)420-0894

103 Marbled Silk
Clothing

Laura Crandall
Marbled Masterpieces
P.O.Box 1831
Bloomington, IN 474o: I83I
(812)331-7257

104 Turned Wood

Baxter Wood
P.O. Box 61 6
Lexington, VA 24450
(703) 463-7024

1 05 Jewelry

Falker Fusaiy &

Susan Demski

Magick

6207 Arlington Blvd.

Richmond, CA 94805

(510)234-9938

S1 Jewelry-Fine Metal

Robert & Kate Lutzenhiser
Robert Lutzenhiser
Fine Jewelry
1 18 Main St.
Stevensville, MT 59870
(406) 777-3005

52 Hand-Painted
Photographs

Allan Teger
Teger Photographies
248 Tremont Street
Newton, MA 02158
(617)527-0798

53 Stoneware Pottery

Londa Weisman

Mechanic Street Pottery &

Iron Works

P.O. Box 192

N. Bennington, VT 05257

(802)447-7191

54 Stained Qlass

Robert & Janine Anderson
Anderson Art Glass
50 Oakwood Road
Huntington, NY 11743
(516)271-3743

55 Fiber Wearables

Peter Nedvins &
Elizabeth Shorrock
Partners In Design
181 Main Street
Westerly, RI 02891
(401) 596-6139

& Lower Level &

1 Nuts-N-Such

Dan Baron/Eric Shostal
6600 Morning Meadow Dr.
Alexandria, V A 22315
(703)912-6688

2 Specialty Foods

Murray Burk

Cook-In-The-Kitchen

P.O. Box 3

Post Mills, VT 05058

(802) 333-4141

3 Taste of Africa

Damaris Hall
67 School St. #3
Labanon, NH 03766
(603)448-2118

4 Handmade Specialty
Condiments

Dennis Hart

European Gourmet Almonds AFS

1 3154 Taylor Wells Rd.

Chardon, OH 44024

(216)635-0259

5 Specialty Food

Davis Koier
Ward's Pond Farm, Inc.
RFD 3 P.O. Box 1 380
Morrisville, VT 05661
(802) 888-3001

6 Homemade Speciality
Condiments

Sherrie Maurer ■
Jasmine & Bread
RR#2 256
So. Royalton, VT 05068

7 Bread & Chocolate, Inc.

Jonahan M. Rutstein
1 Cross St. P.O. Box #305
Wells River, VT 05081
(802) 757-2088

8 Brief Relief

Sidney Smith (Massage
Therapist)
68 N. 2nd St.
Philadelphia, PA 19106

(215)627-4212

9 Source Music

Marie Tedaldi
40Maplewood Drive
Danbury, CT 06811
(203)798-1451

10 United Naions
Children's Fund

New York Metropolitan
Committee for UNICEF
3 UN Plaza, #H2G
New York, NY 100 17
(212)759-0760

Not all booths were assigned at press time, an addendom will be available at the Fair

The 24th Annual WBAI Holiday Crafts Fair
Index

Exhibitor/Weekend(s)/Booth #

Adalo, Linda Linda Adato Etchings [2 • 72]
Albrecht, Fred & Ken Levine The Re-Corker [I & 2 «38]
Allen, Sophie Hayes Sha Studios [1 *-5]
Anderson, Janine & Robert Anderson Art Glass [2 • S4]
Andrews, Marilyn and Andrew Van Assche
Andrassche Handbuilt Stoneware [1 • 75]
Arlin, Murielle Arlin Knitwear [1 • 72]
Arnold, Chip Arnold Jewelry [2 • 93]
Arthur, Skip Pegasus Toys [2 • 96]

Baron, Dan & Erick Shostal Nuts-N-Such [2 • LL#1]

Barnum, Adam A. Ashley Barnum Goldsmith [2 • 17]

Benjamin, Camille Handwoven Clothing [1 • 90]

Bennett, Carolyn C. Bennett Scopes [2 • 56]

Bergman, Robin L. Robin Originals Creative Knits [2 • 57]

Berrios, Felix W. & Conchita Bertor Leather [1 & 2 • 30]

Bieber, Judy & Shelly Earth Art Pottery [2 • 52]

Bruml, Amy Bruml Designs [1 • 37]

Burk, Murray Cook-In-The-Kitchen [1& 2 • LL#2]

Busch Harris, C.A. & Nina Raven Works Studio [2 • 73]

Caicedo, Jorge Monies De Oca Designs [1 & 2 • 3 1 ]
Carpenter, Jane & Edward Heiple Millodot [1 & 2 • 83]
Carrington. Wendy Wendy Carrington Hats [1 • 52, 2 • 8]
Cavalieri, Patricia First Impresssions [1 & 2 • 85]
Cenedella, Liz Fiber [1 & 2 • 24]
Chaltin, Marilyn & Jim Schneider
Touchstone Pottery [1 & 2 • 65]
Chin T. Metal Smithing [1 • 60]

Chuang, Cynthia & Erh-Ping Tsai Jewelry 10, Inc. [1 • 58]
Coffey, Terry Millinary Hals [1 & 2 • 29]
Cohen, Amy & Laura Savvy [1 & 2 • 16]
Cohen. Pnina Pnina's Jewelry [1 • 53]

Cole, Candiss Ann, Tony Anthony Candiss Ann Cole [2 • 63]
Cole, Christine C. Cole [2 • 42]
Crandall, Laura Marbled Masterpieces [2 • 103]
Cubberly, Anne H. Cubb Art [2 • 74]
Cully, Bernie & Jackie J. B.C. Artworks [2 • 50]

Davin. Tom & Mary Kesler Davin & Kesler [1 & 2 • 36]
Diamond, Lynda Millinary Hats [1 & 2 • 2 1 ]
Doyle, Deborah Wood Turning [2*91]

Edge, Frank & Ellen Ellsberg

Edge/Ellsberg Ceramics [1 & 2 • 101]
Eickholt, Robert Eickholt Glass [2 • 68]
Evans, James & Matt Waxen Candles [1 & 2 • 88]

Fleisher, Marsha Loominus Handwovens [1 • 76]
Ford, Steven, David Forland City Zen Cane [2 • 48]
Fouguart, John Pewter Potter [ 1 • 26)

Frankstone, Kent & Vashti de Verteuil

Stone & Mann/Vashti de Verteuil Ltd. [1 & 2 • 77]
Frittelli, Cecilia & Richard Lockwood

Frittelli & Lockwood [1*71]
Fusaiy, Falker & Susan Demski

Magick/Fusaiy-Demski [1 & 2 • 105]

Gerard, Tanya Inlakesh Music-Didjeridoo [ 1 & 2 • 78]
Goedecke, Irene Pluntky Pluntky [2 • 97]
Golan, Michal Michal Golan Jewelry [1 & 2 • 55]
Goldfarb, Alan Alan Goldfarb Blown Glass [1 & 2 • 1]
Gonzalez, Don Echo Beach [1 & 2 • 18]
Gordon, Grace Marjann [2 • 37]
Gough, Loraine Batsto Crafts [2 • 40]
Graham, Robin Robin Graham Jewelry [1 & 2 • 39]
Greene, Rob Jewelry [1 & 2 • 66]
Grussing, Daniel & Marie DesJardins
Daniel Des-Jardins-[2 • 76]

Hall, Damaris Taste of Africa [1& 2 • LL#3]

Hart, Denis J. European Gourmet Almonds AFS [ 1 & 2 • LL#4]

Hauser, Jim Jim Hauser Color Photography [1 • S2]

Hay ward, Tom Leprechaun Sheepskin [2 • 15]

Hedler, Amy Underground Velvet [1 & 2 • 46]

Heise, Bill, Carol & Eric, Aaron Steele

Heise Metal Sculpture [ 1 • 20]
Helmer, Kristin B. Blythe [2 • 14]
Hill, Peter & Tara Cafiero Pink Cloud Gallery [2 • 94]
Horn, Liz & Ron Zukor Liz & Ron Jewelers [1 • 51]

Ivanov-Morrison, Vera & Maria Ivanov-Morrison [1 & 2 • 25]

Jackson, Carlton & LeAnne Effex [2 • 32]
Jensen, Wendy & Jay Deep Spring Studio [ 1 & 2 • 59]
Jewett, Alan & Joan Holland Jewelry [1 & 2 • 100]
Jipson, Tom Tom Jipson, Weaver [2 • 79]

Kaelin, Robert Cameo Porcelain [1*6]

Kahlloun, Shimon S.K. Studio [1 & 2 • 33]

Kalina, Peter Kalina Designer Craftsman [1 • 61]

Kaminski, Basia & Graham Blackburn Basia [2 • 95]

Kang, J. Chong /. Chong Kang [1 • 28]

Katz, Barbara Steinman Kumiko Designs [1 • 19]

Kaufman, Sara Sara Kaufman Textiles [2 • 20]

Kelly, Gail Crystal Spirit [2 • 5]

Kiss, Lisa L. Lisa L [1 & 2 • 98]

Klein, Meryl Frassetto [1 • 2]

Koier, Davis Specialty Food[l& 2 • LL#5]

Korda, Leslie & Teresa Montalvo [1 • 89]

Kravitz, Teresa Teresa Designs [2 • 5 1 ]

Krespi, Michelle & Christine White

Krespi & White Jewelry Inc. [ 1 & 2 • 86]

The 24th Annual WBAI Holiday Crafts Fair
Index (Continued)

Ledesma, Washington, Ceramics [2 • 49]

Leiser, Judit Art to Wear by Judit [2 • 27]

Levin, Gloria & David Stone Kingdom [1 & 2 • 43]

Levine, Steven B. Wood [2 • 45]

Li via, Ronnie Livia Designs [1 • 23]

Lorensen, Rosemarie Fiber Wearables [1 & 2 • 82]

Lutzenhiser, Robert & Kate

Robert Lutzenhiser Fine Jewelry [1 & 2 • S 1 ]

MacDonald, Bruce R. BRM Design and Metalwork [2 • 80]
MacMillan, Linda T. The Passionate Palette [2 • 75]
Mainne, Connie Connie Mainne Designs [1 & 2 • 102]
Marshall, David & Joan Creative Connections [1 & 2 • 22]
Matabele, Emerson Photography [1 & 2 • 81]
Maurer, Sherrie Homemade Specialty Condiments [1& 2 • LL#6]
Maxon, Steve, & Doris Park Max-Cast [2 • 19]
Mayer, Jan & Jon Dray son Kriska- [1 & 2 • 54]
McGee, Donna East Street Clay Studio [2 • 35]
Messina, Richard & Anne Landfield
Richard Messina Designs [2 • 87]
Miksic, Andrea Salaam [1 & 2 • 47]

Minsky, Laura & Debora Jackson Till the Wind Changes [1 • 94]
Mullan, Jim & Victoria Mullanium [1 & 2 • 70]
Mulvey, Susan Out of Hand [1 • 73]

Nafpliotis, Nikos Nikos Nafpliotis Designs [1
Nedvins, Peter & Elizabeth Shorrock

Partners in Design [I & 2 • S5]
Noy, Nina Jewelry [2 • 7]

O'Shea, Mary Lynn Weaving Studio [1 • 56]

10]

111

Panagopoulos, Dina Dina Panagopoulos Inc. [1

Pearce, Kathryn Kallima [2 • 58]

Perry, Susan & Bill Gundling Perry & Gundling [2 • 67]

Phillips, Marcia & Frank Marcia Phillips Weavings [1 • 64]

Piazza, Virginia Virginia Piazza Pottery [1 • 74]

Place, Bob & Rose Ann Bob & Rose Ann Place Jewelers [2 • 26]

Rahman, Zeyba Zeyba [1 & 2 • 99]

fleece, Jim Glass [2 • 53]

Reed, Carolyn Carolyn Reed, Quiltmaker [1*15]

Reznick, Ellen Rezware [1 • 62]

River, Larry Heart of Gold [1 & 2 • 92]

Roessler, Joyce Roessler Glass [1 • 93]

Ronen, Malka M.R. Creations USA [2*71]

Rose, Jennifer & Robin Langsdorf Cloud Ten [1 • 57]

Rothchild, Sally Sally Rothchild Pottery [1 • 27]

Rougeau, Linda & Ron Rougeau Designs [2 • 89]

Russell, John, John Russell Wood [1 & 2 • 84]

lutstein, Jonathan M. Bread & Chocolate, Inc.[\&2» LL#7]

Salwen, Nancy & Forrest Seymour

Nancy Salwen Jewelry [1 & 2 • 69]
Sardis, Sondra Sondra Sardis [2 • 23]

Schacher, Cherry & George Cherry Schacher Patchwork [1 • 50]
Schneegass, Martinu Bofe New York [1 & 2 • 31]
Schwartz, Jill Elements/Jill Schwartz [1 • 80]
Seidel, Diana Diana Seidel, Potter [2 • 2]
Seymour, Gabriel North Gabriel [1 • 97]
Simons, Jonathan S. Jonathan's Spoons [2 • 90]
Simpson, Josh Simpson Contemporary Glass [2 • 62]
Singerman, Leni & Terry Post Singerman & Post [1 • 79]
Smith, Sidney Brief Relief [\& 2 • LL#8]
Spector, Jerome & Paula Big Dipper Candles [1 & 2 • 3]
Starr, Rick & Dulcie Arnold Rick Starr [ 1 • 67]
Strong, Piper Metal Accessories [2 • 13]
Swisher, Mariko Mariko Swisher Ceramics [2*61]
Szabados, Alexander & Mona Enamels- Jewelry [1 • 95]
Szascvay-Liptak, Martha Martha Liptak Pottery [1*7]

Tedaldi, Marie Source Music [1& 2 • LL#9]
Teger, Allan I. Teger Photographies [2 • S2]
Thompson, Earl Paintings [1*8]
Thurman, Margaret Echo of the Dreamer [1 & 2 • 4]
Tomchuk, Marjorie [1*13]

United Nations Children's Fund

N.Y. Metropolitan Committee for UNICEF [1& 2 • LL#9]

Voll, David Batsto Crafts [2 • 41]

Wainwright, Michael Michael Wainw right Pottery [1 & 2 •

Warren, Frederick Warren Glass [1 • 63]

Wasserman, Jeffrey Looking Glass [1*9]

Weisman, Londa Mechanic Street Pottery & Iron Works [2

Weiss, Denise Florian Florian [1*12]

Whited, Deena Unity Leather [2 • 34]

Woock, Jeni & Del Woock Studio [1 • 87]

Wood, Baxter Turned Vessels [1 & 2 • 104]

Woolf, Elizabeth Mosaic [1 • S4]

Wygant, Catherine Jewelry [1 • 17]

44]

S3]

Yarrington, Lynn [2 • 60]

Zarcone, Robert J. Studio "Z" Leather [2 • 64]

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nsr To Bookstore

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9:00 CounterSpin with FAIR'S Laura Flanders &

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journalist Linda llene Solomon speaking with
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Ending 20 Years
of Occupation

East Timor &
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Saturday, December 9
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Constdncio Pinto (Representative,

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UN Plaza at 45th St.).

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Saturday. Photo by Peggy Dominique.

Two shows formerly on Saturday have moved to
Sunday. The Golden Age of Radio, with Max
Schmid, moves to Sunday at 7:30 p.m., while
Soundtrack, with Paul Wunder is at midnight

7:00 As I Please with Simon Loekle
8:30 Any Saturday with David Rothenberg
10:30 Lunchpail live radio with Paul Gorman
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politics with Mick Dewan, John McDonagh,
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2:00 Radio Bandung A third world in every first
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3:00 Arab Voice and Crescent Rising America,
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12/2 For our first show, we'll feature interviews
from Aziz's recent visit to the Palestinian cities of
Nablus and Ramallah, excerpts from the Bosnia
Rally, and poems by our late brother Suleiman Al-
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4:00 Afrikaleidescope with Elombe Brath &
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6:30 Liquid Sound Lounge Cartoons of sounds
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Fiorito-Sokol, executive producer

72/70 Bellini's Norma, presented by Anthony

Coggi

72/24 One of WBAI's listeners' favorite classical

music hosts, The Laughing Cavalier, will present

an extended program of classical music for the

day before Xmas, including Christmas Eve by

Rimsky-Korsakov.

9:30 Here of a Sunday Morning with Chris

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aol.com

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discussions hosted by Mike Feder, broadcast live

from Shakespeare & Co. on 81st and Broadway.

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the front of Fo//o

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Convictions, a Journey through the 1950s

72/70 Stanley Crouch, Village Voice writer,

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All American Skin Game

72/77 Lewis Lapham, editor, Harper's

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culture, identity, and politics of contemporary

Jewish life. Associate producer, Russ Burd

1 :00 Latino Journal weekly news reports, panel

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Cabrera, Melissa Mark-Viverito, Marina Ortiz &

Juan Pena

2:00 Nancy Rodriguez

4:00 New World Gallery with Chico Alvarez

6:00 The WBAI Evening News includes a

review of the week's stories

6:30 Gay Programming

7:30 The Golden Age of Radio Hosted by Max

Schmid

72/24 A special extended edition of The Golden

Age of Radio will feature a performance of

Dicken's A Christmas Carol and other pieces of

the season

9:00 Emanations with Bernard White, Ulysses T.
Good, Mahmoud Ibrahim, Errol Maitland, Brother
Shine, & Sylvester Wallace
10:00 Jazz featuring Mahmoud Ibrahim & Kim
Santos (preempted 72/24 & 72/37 for special holi-
day programming)

Midnight Soundtrack Music, dialog, and sound-
bites from the movies with host Paul Wunder
1 :00 Carrier Wave with Sydney Smith
12/24) Xmas Eve with the Radio On
alternates with

Back of the Book Free Form Live Radio by R.
Paul Martin, (fgpw77a@prodigy.com)
72/3 The video portion of our program will be
Chapter 1 56 of our Autumn Serial The Deadly
Cult of the Tocks Tap! in which Little Squishy
temporarily sabotages the Lotusland Mediocrity
device and keeps the electromagnetic spectrum

from being completely destroyed.
72/7 7 In a startling development we find that our
Autumn Serial The Deadly Cult of the Tocks Tap!'
has escaped from the video portion of our pro-
gram and is insinuating itself into our reality! Can
Little Squishy escape the serial and save us!? Pope
Weaselpenis XVI says he's taking the next two
weeks off because he hates these damned reli-
gious holidays.

72/37 Are we even here? If there's no big deal
special taking this time slot tonight we'll be
around for the New Year, but maybe not for long.
We'll celebrate your host's utter failure to find a
girlfriend as a part of his still ongoing 1 994
Spring Offensive, and see if the Tocks Tap has
erased all reality.

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David Kenney

New Year's Eve, as the year runs down,
Peter Bochan presents

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