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Made for Food Day 1975 (April 17), this documentary examines the thousands of additives in our food, and finds evidence that at least some are hazardous to our health. The program includes interviews with Dr. Jacqueline Verrett, biochemist and co-author of "Eating May Be Hazardous To Your Health"; Dr. William Lijinsky (1928-2004), scientist at Oakridge National Laboratories; Dr.

This is the second program dealing with unorthodox cancer cures. Diets, psychic healing and other treatments are explored with guests including Ruth Sackman, Director of Alternative Cancer Cures. Dr. Benjamin Frank, and Jessie and Chuck Bell."

Art critic and poet John Perreault holds a roundtable discussion on "The Role of Women in the Arts" and "Is There a Movement of Women's Art?" Participating in the discussion are art critic Cindy Nemser and artists Deborah Remington, Sylvia Sleigh, and Brenda Miller.

This program consists of various reports on panels. Including a short interview by Bob Zalisk with Lewis M. Brascombe, Vice President and Chief Scientist of IBM. Other reports include: Lindsay Audin on energy, Eileen Zalisk on genetics, Nanette Rainone on human sexuality and Tina Blumenthal on urban architecture and model communities. Hosted by Paul McIsaac.

A documentary about the life and work of playwright and author Lillian Hellman (1905 - 1984).