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June 1974 KPFK FolioPage 12: Text | Image monday 36:00 SUNRISE CONCERT. Paul Vorwerk hosts the concert; followed by Terry Hodel's calendar of events, Consumer Report, and news summary, at 8:40 a.m. 9:00 IMPEACHMENT DESK. Rebroadcast from last Friday evening. 9:30 THE MORNING READING: Lady Chatterly's Lover. This is a warning that “sensitive language” is used in the following program. If you feel you might be offended by D.H. Lawrence's novel, we suggest you tune to another station during this half-hour for the remainder of the month, as Dave Boxall (KPFK Newsperson) reads the complete unexpurgated version of the love affair between Constance Chatterly and what must be the world's most famous gamekeeper. 10:00 ETHNIC MUSIC. Sounds of the Caribbean, hosted by Sandy Jules. 11:00 THE OTHER MINORITY. Mitch Pomerantz hosts this monthly feature on the problems of the handicapped, and some proposed solutions. Live discussions with guests, and open phones from the audience. 12:00 NOON CONCERT. Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra—Live in Concert. Witold Lutoslawski: Funeral Music (in memoriam Bela Bartok). Franz Schubert: Symphony No. 9 in C. Vri Segal conducts. Tapes courtesy of Radio Nederland. Stereo. 2:00 FRAU LOU: "Dare Everything, Need Nothing" II. Rebroadcast from Saturday the 1st, 7:00 p.m. 3:00 THE WORLD SPLIT OPEN. "What would happen if one woman told the truth about her life? The world would split open." —Muriel Rukeyser. A program about the new women's poetry anthologies with Louise Burniknaw. Discussion and readings of little known poetry by Emily Dickensen, Amy Lowell, Elizabeth Browning, Queen Elizabeth I, and others. 4:00 FOOD FOR THOUGHT. A different way of thinking about nutrition and health. Even recipes! Produced by Milli Martinez and Sandra Nystrom. 5:00 DEALING. News and views set to music, featuring comment by Stephen Mamber, Sandra Shevey, Morning Glory and Daphne Hatfield on various days, and Terry Hodel's calendar daily at 5:50 pm; produced by Barbara Cady. 6:00 THE EVENING NEWS 6:45 IMPEACHMENT DESK. Dennis Levitt reports on the latest developments or lack thereof, from Washington and elsewhere. With features from News and Public Affairs Departments. Rebroadcast after the Monotone News (after midnite) and tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. 7:15 A LOOK AT THE LISTENING. Mike Hodel hosts this preview of the week's programming and interviews a KPFK programmer. Rebroadcast tomorrow morning following Sunrise Concert. 7:30 THE "OBJECTIVE" MEDIA: Real or Imagined? How does news bias work? Joe Webb, Assistant Professor of Journalism at CSU Northridge, presents tapes of the way in which the three major networks covered the conviction and resignation of Spiro Agnew. What emerges is three distinct realities. A live open-phone session follows in this first program in a new monthly series. 8:30 LA RAZA NUEVA. Of, by and for the Chicano community. A discussion of what's happening, and why. Hosted by Moctezuma Esparza. 9:30 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY: The Professionals. David Finkel's topic this evening is due process in criminal courts of East Los Angeles. His guest will be the Honorable Robert Takasugi, Judge of the Municipal Court in East L.A. 10:30 CHAPEL, COURT AND COUNTRYSIDE. Renaissance and Early Baroque Music Gesualdo: Five-part Madrigals, Book V (Nos. 1-16). Katherine Calkin hosts. Stereo. 11:30 REDEALING. Barbara Cady chooses the best of her week's programs. 12:00 CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT: Rock, blues, monotone news, &c. 4 tuesday6:00 SUNRISE CONCERT: Paul Vorwerk. With calendar, news summary and a preview of the week's programming, at approximately 8:40 a.m. 9:00 IMPEACHMENT DESK. Rebroadcast from yesterday evening. 9:30 THE MORNING READING. Dave Boxall continues reading D.H. Lawrence's novel Lady Chatterly's Lover, unexpurgated. 10:00 FOLK DANCE WITH MARIO. Mario Casetta's ethnic songs and dances from everywhere. 11:00 WOMEN WORKING. Women workers have begun to speak out about how they feel about their work, wages, working conditions and opportunities. The tapes come from Speak Outs in New York and research done by Studs Terkel for his new book Working, and oral historians Alice and Staughton Lynde. Produced by Bonnie Bellow and Brett Harvey with technical production by Peter Zanger, WBAI, Pacifica New York. 12:00 NOON CONCERT. A program of new releases hosted by Katherine Calkin. Stereo. 2:00 SPECTRUM: Carlos Hagen 3:00 COUNTERFOOD. Rebroadcast from Saturday the 1st, 6:30 p.m. 3:30 THE PAGAN PRESS. Details listed under Wednesday the 26th, 11:30 p.m. 4:00 MUSIC BLACK AND WHITE. Nawana Davis plays country and city, blues and bluegrass. 5:00 DEALING. News and views set to music, produced by Barbara Cady. 6:00 THE EVENING NEWS | |
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