Conversation with a political prisoner : consequences of anti-nuclear activism / Katya Komisanik ; interviewed by Robin Doyno.

Katya Komisaruk, convicted in 1988 for her 1987 vandalism of the Nav. Star computer which is an important part of the U.S. first strike nuclear capability, speaks from prison. She discusses a first strike scenario, and then defines what is a first strike. She goes on to reflect on prison life, her hopes for her future as well as the future of peace activism, and the political apathy in the United States. The program concludes with Robin Doyno discussing the interview with Nancy Clark.|CONVERSATION WITH A POLITICAL PRISONER : CONSEQUENCES OF ANTI-NUCLEAR ACTIVISM / Katya Komisanik| interviewed by Robin Doyno. - Katya Komisaruk, convicted in 1988 for her 1987 vandalism of the Nav. Star computer which is an important part of the U.S. first strike nuclear capability, speaks from prison. She discusses a first strike scenario, and then defines what is a first strike. She goes on to reflect on prison life, her hopes for her future as well as the future of peace activism, and the political apathy in the United States. The program concludes with Robin Doyno discussing the interview with Nancy Clark. BROADCAST: KPFK, 26 Jan. 1991.