Pacifica National Programming

A Packet beating like a heart / by Eloise Klein Healy ; recorded by Catherine Stifter.

Eloise Klein Healy reads from her newly published book of poetry "A Packet Beating Like A Heart." Healy, a Los Angeles-based poet, gives a moving, energetic reading which was recorded live at the Woman's Building in Los Angeles, December 1980.

I'm proud to be an American / produced by Helen Kennedy and Catherine Stifter.

Humorous collage of on-the-street interviews, speeches, and music from every political perspective.

The NCPAC meets the press / recorded by Tim Frasca.

On the religious right's fight against liberalism and its claim of a changing U.S. public opinion: Paul Wirewrick, Howard Phillips, Richard Viguerie, and Terry Doland.|THE NCPAC MEETS THE PRESS / recorded by Tim Frasca.

Presidential debate, 1980 / Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan.

Moderated by Howard K. Smith.

Ronald Reagan at B'nai B'rith international convention.

Reagan talks to the Jewish organization about the needs of America, Israel, and the Camp David accords.

John Anderson at B'nai B'rith international convention.

Speech before the Jewish organization, includes discussion of Vietnam vets and energy independence.

The Empty chair debate / Ronald Reagan and John Anderson.

Presidental debate which Carter declined to attend. Introduced by Ruth Heinerfeld; moderated by Bill Moyer.

Keynote for the "old" right / Jack Kemp ; recorded by Tim Frasca.

Congressman speaks at convention of American Conservative Union, Young Americans for Freedom, and others. He attacks Carter's economic policies and proposes his own based on the Laffer curve, reduced taxes and military buildup.

In Eritrea : a view of Africa's Horn / Dan Connell ; interviewed by Tim Frasca.

On the military and foreign situation in the Horn of Africa.

Staying alive / produced by Pat Brett and Mary Kasamatsu.

Dramatization. Fictitious recollections of two survivors of a nuclear attack on the United States based on a report by the Office of Technology Assessment entitled The Effects of Nuclear War.

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