Program Episodes

Graceland

Graceland ultimately became one of the most successful albums of Paul Simon’s career.  It sold 14 million albums, and won the Album of the Year Grammy in 1987.  While it turned a new generation of fans on to the music of South Africa, Simon was often criticized that the songs...

Greg Palast on Threats to Voting Rights

Greg Palast is the author of Vultures' Picnic and The New York Times bestsellers Armed Madhouse, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy and the soon to be released Billionaires & Ballot Bandits – Election Games 2012. In 1996, Greg Palast filmed the first investigation of the Koch brothers. In 2000, Palast...

Occupy!!! A Readers’ Theatre

Occupy!!! a readers theater perspective: written by Mary Rudge, poet laureate of Alameda, brings together community voices and activism. Mary Rudge has captured a myriad of views about the Occupy movement performed by 25 diverse, intergenerational, Bay Area poets ages,10-80 .

Look Back in Anger

Jimmy Porter is one of the stage’s most iconic misanthropes. He's the original “angry young man” in John Osborne’s classic play, Look Back in Anger: a portrait of the dreams and the disillusionment of three young Londoners in the mid-1950s. As Jimmy relentlessly harangues his wife Alison and their best...

FTV 323 Highlights from the San Diego Folk Festival, 1974-77

A shelf of old recordings from the San Diego Folk Festival has been unearthed from  the Pacifica Radio Archives including folk music, including country blues, 1950's country western,  African and reggae.   The musicians performing at the  festival including some amazing names like Rose Maddox, Patsy Montana, Lydia Mendoza, and The...