The War and Peace Broadcast: 35th Anniversary

1970 Cast List

  • Margot Adler, WBAI staff
  • Brahna Albert, former WBAI staff
  • Jan Albert, WBAI staff
  • Myra Allen, actress
  • Nancy Allen, WBAI staff
  • Rae Allen, actress
  • Anthony Aquilato, former WBAI construction crew
  • George Avakian, producer
  • Richard Avedon, photographer
  • Ann Bancroft, actress
  • Eric Barnouw, communications historian, Columbia University
  • Robbie Barish, WBAI staff
  • John Bases, WBAI volunteer
  • Gary Bell
  • Ralph Betza, actor
  • Theodore Bikel, actor/singer
  • Danice Bordett, WBAI staff
  • Chris Borgen, reporter, CBS-TV
  • Geraldine Brooks, actress
  • Mel Brooks, humorist/actor/director
  • Jacob Brackman, film critic, Esquire Magazine
  • William F. Buckley, Jr.
  • Carter Burden, New York politician
  • Cathy Burns
  • Roscoe LeeBrowne, actor
  • Francie Camper, assisant producer, War & Peace
  • Morris Carnovsk, actor
  • Bennet Cerf, writer
  • Stephanie Cherry, WBAI program producer
  • Mildred Cherry, relative of WBAI program producer
  • Eban Clark, Gay Activists Alliance
  • Frank Coffee, WBAI staff
  • Sam Coleman, WBAI staff/writer for Showbusiness Magazine
  • Neal Conan, WBAI staff
  • Danny Cornyetz, WBAI volunteer
  • Liza Cowan, staff writer for WBAI
  • Gloria DeHaven
  • Stephanie DeMunoz, WBAI staff
  • Valarie P. Delacorte
  • Joe DiCostanzo
  • Elizabeth Dillion, drama teacher
  • Kathy Dobkin, co-producer of War & Peace
  • Tatyana Doukhareva, Rep. Soviet mission to U.N.
  • Freddi Dundee, actress/singer
  • Mildred Dunnock, actress
  • Ann Dunnigan, translator of this edition of War & Peace
  • Marshall Efron, humorist/actor
  • Bob Fass, WBAI staff
  • Matthew Fazakas, WBAI listener
  • Nancy Fazakas, former WBAI staff
  • Paul Fischer
  • Pete Fornatelle, disc jockey, WNEW-FM, New York
  • George Fox
  • Jonathan Frid, actor
  • Miss Gabriel, Rep. Ethiopian mission to U.N.
  • Joe Gelmis
  • Penelope Gilliat, writer/film critic For New Yorker Magazine
  • Martin Gleitsman, actor
  • Carolyn Goodman, chairman of WBAI board
  • Ed Goodman, WBAI general manager
  • Lorna Goodman, wife of WBAI general manager
  • Bruce Goldman, radical rabbi, Columbia University
  • Paul Gorman, journalist, WBAI staff
  • Joshua Greenberg, 14-year-old high school student
  • Janet Groth
  • Roy Grutman, attorney
  • Sheldon Harnich, lyricist
  • Herbie Harris, drummer at New York Philharmonic
  • Leonard Harris, art editor, CBS-TV
  • August Hecksher, commisioner of Parks & Recreation Dept., New York
  • Joe Heller, author
  • Bill Henderson, former WBAI staff
  • Buck Henry, screenwriter
  • Barton Heyman
  • John E Hightower, director, Museum of Modern Art, New York
  • John Hill
  • Abbie Hoffman, Yippie leader
  • Anita Hoffman. Yippie leader's wife
  • Dustin Hoffman, actor
  • Milton Hoffman, co-producer of War & Peace
  • Reva Hoffman
  • Maria Igartua, former WBAI staff
  • Larry Jackson, KPFA Volunteer
  • Don Jay, actor
  • Larry Josephson, WBAI staff
  • Jerry Karp, actor
  • Stacy Keach, actor
  • Marvin Kitman, humorist/critic
  • James Kunen, author of The Strawberry Statement
  • Robert Kuttner, WBAI staff
  • Evelyn Lear, opera singer, Metropolitan Opera
  • David Lerner, WBAI staff
  • Ernest Leogrande
  • Julius Lester, author/performer/WBAI staff
  • Hannah Levin, WBAI board member
  • Gina Liebow, WBAI listener/relative of WBAI staff
  • Conrad Lynn, civil liberties lawyer
  • Marya Mannes, social commentator, NET-TV
  • Edith Marzani, wife of author Carl Marzani
  • Mitch Miller, musical personality
  • Dale Minor Reporter, WCBS Radio Network
  • Yolanda Moreno, women's activist
  • Bob Moss, director, Playwright's Union
  • Marnie Mueller
  • Alex Munsell, an original WBAI subscriber
  • Paul O'Dwyer, New York politician
  • Barbara Oka, WBAI staff
  • Joe Papp, director, New YorkState Shakespeare Festival
  • Angie Nicky, former WBAI staff
  • Tom Paxton, folk singer
  • Vickie Peterson
  • Charles Pitts
  • Dorothy Pottruck ("Grandma Dotty"), an original WBAI subscriber
  • Bob Potts, staff, CBS-TV, New York
  • Ed Powers, sergeant, New York Police Dept.
  • Tony Randall, actor
  • David Rapkin, WBAI staff
  • Carly Ratner
  • Max Ross, actor
  • Al Ruben
  • Ellie Rogasin, WBAI program producer
  • Melanie Safka
  • Eric Salzman, composer/music director, WBAI
  • Andrew Sarris, film critic, Village Voice
  • Vin Scelsa, WABC-FM, New York
  • Dore Schary
  • Bill Schechner
  • Richard Schickel, film critic, Life Magazine
  • Jonathan Schwartz, disc jockey, WNEW-FM, New York
  • Pete Seeger, folk singer
  • Nancy Segeler Singer, activist
  • Diane Serber, architect for WBAI's studios
  • Dorothy M. Servos
  • Ann Snitow, teacher
  • John Simon, film & theater critic, New Leader and New York Magazines
  • Morton Sobell
  • Gordon Spencer, announcer, WNCN-FM, New York
  • Marilyn Stasio, drama critic, Cue Magazine
  • Allison Steele, disk jockey, WNEW-FM, New York
  • Thomas Stewart, singer, Metropolitan Opera
  • Julia Sweeney
  • Dick Stein, architect for WBAI's studios
  • Thomas Stewart
  • Julia Sweeney
  • Harold Taylor, educator/WBAI board member
  • Mervin Telfer, announcer, Radio Trinidad
  • Alexandra Tolstoy, daughter of author Leo Tolstoy
  • Elsa K. Thompson, program director, KPFA
  • Marcia Tompkins, WBAI producer
  • Rip Torn, actor
  • Dalton Trumbo, screenwriter
  • Ernest Van den Haag, conservative sociologist/psychologist
  • Paul Wagner
  • George Wald, scientist/lecturer/author
  • Ira Wallach, playwright
  • Peter Weiss, WBAI board member
  • Ross Wetzsteon, editor, Village Voice
  • Irene Wicker, "The Singing Lady," WNYC-FM, New York
  • Fay Wray, actress
  • John Zacherle
  • Jerry Zinn, printer, WBAI Folio

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