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June 1974 KPFK FolioPage 28: Text | Image saturday 298:00 TRANS. K. Heussenstamm interviews Ira Einhorn author of 78—187880, a “guru" of sorts in the Philadelphia area with unusual and provocative views on UFO's, psychic powers and new attitudes in spiritual life. TRANS monthly "New World News." 9:30 HALFWAY DOWN THE STAIRS. Songs, stories, fun and games, with Uncle Ruthie (Buell). 10:30 FOLK MUSIC: John Davis 12:30 THE CAR SHOW. Get down with your car, your phone, and John and Jack. 1:30 PREACHIN' THE BLUES: Bruce Bromberg 3:00 NOMMO. Contemporary soulsounds, with Tambuzi Nyamavu. 4:30 INSIDE L.A. Examining social, political and cultural happenings in L.A. Featuring guests, interviews, commentary by Ron Ridenour, and jazz interludes. Produced by Earl Ofari. 5:50 WEEKEND CALENDAR: Terry Hodel 6:00 THE SATURDAY NEWS: Larry Moss 6:30 FREEDOM SCHOOLS: A Black Alternative. An examination of the proliferation of Freedom Schools in the black community. The philosophy of education which revolves around the black consciousness, liberation, and African culture, encompassed in the schools' curricula, often stands in sharp contrast to Board of Education schools. The program features interviews, discussion, commentary with the principals, students and teachers involved in the schools. Produced by Roy Sahali and Earl Ofari. 7:30 THE MALNOURISHED MIND. Barbara Cady talks with Elie Schneour, author of The Malnourished Mind, about the effects of nutrition on the brain and the racial implications of poor nutrition. 8:00 ZYMURGY. “New whats (.) require (.) hows (.) possibilities (.) (?) endlessly (.) demand (.) (:) explanation (.) process (.) replaces (.) listening (.) isn't (.) enough (.) (!) (…)” —Roger Reynolds. David Cloud explores musical whats and hows (especially new ones) every Saturday night. Stereo. 10:00 THE WILLIAM MALLOCH PROGRAMME. A musical (mostly classical) treasure hunt conducted by the composer, critic, and former KPFK music director. 12:00 CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT: Rock, blues, monotone news, &c. 30 sunday6:00 EARWASH. Old radio, comedy, &c. with Weird Williams and Tiji. 8:00 CHAMBER MUSIC IN THE MORNING. Hank Badings: Sonata for Piano No. 4; Alexander Voormolen: Two Lieder on poems by Rilke; Kees van Baaren: String Quartet; Marius Flothuis: Vocalises, two excerpts; Peter Schat: Improvisations and Symphonies for Wind Quartet. Program material courtesy of Radio Nederland. Stereo. 9:00 BIOMEDITATION WITH JACK GARISS. Experiential, experimental exploration of states of consciousness. 10:00 COME TO LIFE, A human growth center of the air, with Herschel Lymon. 10:45 MANY WORLDS.. Ethnic songs and dances from every corner of the world—prepared, preserved and presented by Mario Casetta. 11:30 DOROTHY HEALEY. A communist viewpoint with open phones. 12:30 IMPEACHMENT DESK. The week in review, rebroadcast from Friday evening. 1:00 THE TENOR OF THE TIMES. Fred Hyatt salutes the clarionvoiced Italian heroic tenor, Francesco Tamagno, the original Otello. 1:30 THE SUNDAY OPERA. Donizetti: Fille du Regiment. Soloists: Joan Sutherland, Luciano Pavarotti, the orchestra and chorus of the Royal Opera House conducted by Richard Bonynge (London 1273). Fred Hyatt hosts. Stereo. 5:00 MARGARET WRIGHT ON SCHOOLS. Telling it like it is, with open phones. 6:00 THE SUNDAY NEWS: Sanford Fidell 6:30 THE SOUR APPLE TREE. Clare Spark covers the art world, and some others as well. 7:30 MUSIC NOT FOR EXPORT: An Elgar First & Old Friends. Edward Elgar: The Sanguine Fan (ballet); Falstaff (symphonic study). Bach: Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor (Orch. Elgar)— London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult conducting. Joe Cooper hosts. 8:30 CARLOS HAGEN PRESENTS. The Sounds and Soul of Rural America. Carlos Hagen presents the favorite sounds and artists of country, rural and working America and the often controversial messages they convey. 9:30 FOLK SCENE. The best (in fact the only) live folk music program in town, with a record of two even. Prodcued by Roz and Howard Larman, 12:00 MUSIC BLACK AND WHITE. Nawana Davis' choice of country and city sounds.
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