Compelling interviews with inmates, ex-offenders, and prisoners' rights activists about the conditions and experiences of women in Massachusetts penal institutions punctuated with songs by Etta ...

An inspiring public hospital unit in Birmingham, Alabama offers a compassionate and creative model for what health care could be for the dying and their ...

A live one hour tribute to Victoria Spivey - one of the heralded Classic Blues Singers who created an urban, cosmopolitan blues in the ...

Part of a series about undocumented workers during the never ending arguments for deportation vs amnesty

A short documentary featuring interviews with a variety of artists and choreographers at the time of the largest anti-nuclear demonstration in U.S history in 1982. ...

I have been a writer, director and producer of TV and radio documentaries, public affairs programs, radio dramatizations and news for more than thirty-five years...My ...

Interview with Bonnie Raitt interwoven with her music along with some of the great blues artists

ChangeHampton statement to EH Town Board re strengthening building & zoning codes to restore native habitat, and promote resilient, healthy, sustainable building & landscaping practices.

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Reviews the phenomenal growth and success of the Christian Rock genre.

New York's mid-70s Fiscal Crisis -- from people affected to the policy experts

A provocative analysis of our cultural landscape saturated with commercial imagery.

An angry public insists more kids be sent to adult court and prison. Juvenile Justice workers resist.

Breaking the silence about women's alcoholism and homelessness.

Two part documentary/interview with one of the most effective grass roots community organizers in the U.S.

Part of WNYC-FMs 1979 Storytelling Festival, this documentary explores the world of fairies, fairytales and the supernatural with Joseph Campbell, Bruno Bettelheim, folklorist, Barbara Klein ...

Reports from the trenches of an extraordinary program to help jump-start families who are about to lose their kids to foster care.

Folktales are the most popular stories in the world. This 90 min doc -- part of WNYC-FM's Storytelling Festival -- weaves stories by Pura ...

Poignant and revealing Interviews with domestic workers -- European immigrants and African-Americans - who have labored in New York households from the early years of ...

Fictional narrative of 1969 emerging feminist reflected in popular music

The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, with its signature "half beat heartbeat, hip-grinding, belly-rolling kind of shake'em up beat," has helped revive the street-dancing ensemble sound ...

Urban photographer, Martha Cooper, documents the fantasy world of kids on the Lower East Side of New York in the late 1970's

Poignant and humorous stories and insights from 8 to 10 yr old kids about dealing with crumbling marriages and new family arrangements.

Documentary for NPR's The Journal, 1982

Lola and her family tell stories from their immigrant experience and their much maligned religion, Vodou.

Larry Bannock, chief of the Golden Starhunters, is part of the rich tradition referred to as the Mardi Gras Indians. It is a tradition ...

A fun piece about an old world business in New York in the late 70's -- the home delivery of cases of beautiful glass seltzer ...

Before hip-hop and poetry slams, Miguel Algarin creates the NuyoRican Poet's Cafe

Ninety min doc - including stories and comments by scholars about the meaning and motifs of myths and legends - part of The ...

Haitians in New York face a dilemma now that Baby Doc is gone.

Religious Right focused on homosexuality, family values and liberal media in 1992 presidential campaign

The creation of outdoor sculpture in downtown Chicago fascinates passersby. MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour, 1984

Ten thousand seniors demonstrate against cuts to senior centers during the NYC fiscal crisis in 1975

Two students at U of Michigan, develop a new software business called "Jane" in 1984.

What do the world's religions have to say to the global environmental crisis. Bill Moyers and team cover an unusual conference -- filled with ...

The fundamentalist take-over of the Southern Baptists -- the largest protestant denomination in the U.S. -- cemented the rising power of the Religious Right in ...

The religiously motivated movement in Colorado to deny gays and lesbians equal rights in jobs, housing and public accommodations

Documentary with Bernice Johnson Reagon, founder of Sweet Honey in the Rock

Sixteen part feminist soap opera produced in 1970 in St. Louis, Missouri

Moyers' 2 part interview with Pulitzer Prize winning novelist, part of series - "conversation of democracy."

A five part radio series about the contributions of German immigrants to American character and culture.