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Theme Song |
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"Ain't I A Woman," adapted from a speech made by Sojourner Truth at a Woman's Suffrage Convention in Akron, Ohio, 1851. |
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Anne Feeney, "Ain't I A Woman," LOOK TO THE LEFT, 202 Dewey Street, Pittsburg, PA 15218-1410. www.annefeeney.com. 412-241-SONG. For more info, 1-800-497-FOLK or www.laborheritage.org. |
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Lucy, the Bones |
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Presented by: Kristina Somma |
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Sources: Jane Hirschfield, editor, "WOMEN IN PRAISE OF THE SACRED" New York: Harper Collins, 1994, pp 11-14.
Donald C. Johanson and Maitland A. Edy, "LUCY, THE BEGINNINGS OF HUMANKIND," Simon & Schuster, New York, 1981.
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Music: Kudsi Erguner, "Ulvi," PASSION SOURCES, Virgin Records America, Inc.- Real World Records LTD, manufactured and marketed by Caroline Records, Inc. 114 W. 26th St., NY, NY 10001. |
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Jane Goodall |
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Presented by: Kristina Somma |
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Sources: Jane Goodall, REASON FOR HOPE, Warner Books, New York, 1999, pp 79-81 |
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Music: SOUND OF ANIMALS, GENERAL, AND BACKGROUND MUSIC, Nesak Intl. 460 Ridgevale Ave., E. Hanover, NJ 07936. |
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Queen of Sheba |
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Presented by: Kristina Somma |
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Music: Mickey Hart, Airo and Flora Purim, "dafos" AROUND THE WORLD (FOR A SONG). 360 Degree Productions, manufactured and marketed by Rykodisc, Pickering Wharf, Bldg C, Salem, MA 09170. |
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Mary Magdelene |
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Presented by: Tienya |
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Music: Joules Graves, A SACRED TANTRUM, Rabble Rouser Records, 360- 671-1184, www.joulesgraves.com. |
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Angela Davis |
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Presented & edited by: Heidi Starr |
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Music: John Coltrane |
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Fannie Lou Hamer |
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Presented & edited by: Heidi Starr |
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Sound: Claude Marks, The Freedom Archives, 522 Valencia Steet, San Francisco, CA 64110415-863-9977, claude@freedom archives.org |
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Georgia O'Keefe |
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Presented by: Chris Irving |
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Music: Alice Gomez, "Evening Stars" WEAVING THE STRANDS, MUSIC BY CONTEMPORARY NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN, Red Feather Music, 637 South Broadway B131, Boulder, www.fourwinds-trading.com.CO 80303-3474, 1-800-494-8984. |
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Dolores Huerta |
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Presented by: Rosa Lopez |
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Sources: Laura Saponara, The Women's Building, San Francisco, CA, and Helene Rosenbluth, HMR Duplications, 18 Gregory Place, Oakland, CA 94619, wati@igc.apc.org, 510-482-8732. |
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Music: Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalepeno Band, "Las Revolucionarias," MOVIMIENTO MUSIC, Jaguar Records, Flying Fish Records. P. O. Box 410023, San Francisco, CA 94141-0023, 415-282-5689. |
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Judi Bari |
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Presented by: Joan Buffington |
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Sources: Speech at Headwaters Rally, Carlotta, California, September 1996, recorded by Joan Buffington, in WHO BOMBED JUDI BARI? |
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Music: Darryl Cherney,"Who Bombed Judi Bari? " in WHO BOMBED JUDI BARI? Environmentally Sound Productions, Redway California, 707-943-4949, ensopro@asis.com |
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Julia Butterfly Hill |
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Presented by: Joan Buffington |
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Sources: interview with Joan Buffington in the tree called Luna, July 1999, CD JULIA BUTTERFLY HILL , LIVE FROM LUNA, DAY 575, recorded and edited by Dan Scanlan, dscanlan@oro.net, 530-477-7393. |
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Music: Kary Wallace,"Julia Butterfly Hill, Are You Up There Still?" from JULIA BUTTERFLY HILL, ARE YOU UP THERE STILL?, written by K. Wallace and Juli Palmer, P.O. Box 335, Arcata, CA 95518, www.wcbspawner.com/users/treehugger, 707-499-0568. |
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Sojourner Truth |
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Presented by: Chris Irving |
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Music: Sweet Honey in the Rock, "Sojourner's Battle Hymn," STILL ON THE JOURNEY, Earth Beat Records P.O. Box 1460, Redway CA 95560 USA. |
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Aung San Suu Kyi |
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Presented by: Joan Buffington |
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Sources: Free Burma Coalition , www.freeburma.org. |
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Music: Takashi Hirayasu and Bob Brozman, "Taketomi Sunset," JIN JIN/FIREFLY, Riverboat Records, Respect Records, Tokyo licensed by World Network 2000, Great Britain. |
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Maria Montessori |
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Presented by: Roo Cantada |
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Music: Senza Parla, "Nuova Compagnia di Canto Populare" ITALIAN MUSICAL ODYSSEY, Putomayo World Music, 1-888-PUTAMAYO (1-888-788-8629). |
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Mother Jones |
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Presented by: U. Utah Phillips |
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Music: U. Utah Phillips, "Mother Jones," from Rosalee Sorrells and U. Utah Phillips, "THE LONG MEMORY," Red House Records, P.O. Box 4044, St. Paul, Minn. 55104. 1-800-695-4887 |
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Emily Dickinson |
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Presented by: Jane Morrison |
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Music: John Bayless, "Son andanti?", THE PUCCINI ALBUM, Angel Records, USA. |
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Melissa's Grandmother |
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Presented by: Melissa Thomas |
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Music: Jay Unger and Molly Mason, " Prarie Spring," HARVEST HOME, Angel Records, 304 Park Ave. South, NY, NY 10010, www.jayandmolly.com, 1-800-292-0905. |
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Hillbilly Women |
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Presented by: Melissa Thomas |
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Sources: Kathy Kahn, HILLBILLY WOMEN, Doubleday & Co., 1973. |
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Music: Jay Unger and Molly Mason, "Thanksgiving Waltz," HARVEST HOME, Angel Records, 304 Park Ave. South, NY, NY 10010, www.jayandmolly.com. 1-800-292-0905. |
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Eleanor Roosevelt |
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Presented by: Sheila O'Connor |
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Music: Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, "It Had to Be You," WRAPPIN' IT UP: THE HARRY JAMES YEARS, PART 2, Bluebird, RCA, manufactured and distributed by BMC Music, NY, NY. |
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Winona LaDuke |
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Presented by: Joan Buffington |
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Sources: Interviews by Joan Buffington, KVMR, and Jill Hopke and Becka Manski, WORT, Madison, Wisconsin, November 2000. |
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Music: Nalini, "Seventh Generation," from SING WE SING, compiled by Dan Scanlan. Available at dscanlan@oro.net. Nalini, lasiewiczN@aol.com, 323-668-1811.
Georgia Wetlin-Larsen, "Ojibway Love Song," HEARTBEAT, VOICES OF FIRST NATIONS WOMEN, Smithsonian Folkways, Office of Folklife Programs, 955 L'Enfant Plaza, Suite 2600, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 20560. |
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Ellen Sargent |
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Presented by: Joanne Chartier |
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Sources: Joanne Chartier, WITH GREAT HOPE, WOMEN OF THE CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH, Falcon Publishing, www.falcon.com. |
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Music: Christian Kiefer, "Frontier 3" WELCOME TO HARD TIMES, Extreme, P.O. Box 147, Preston 3072 Victoria, Australia. Contact: 916-300-7304. |
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Melissa’s Mothers |
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Presented by: Melissa Thomas |
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Music: Original music by Bodhi Busick |
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Barbara Weidner |
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Presented by: Diana Cereza |
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Sources: Peg McIntire, "Barbara Weidner - A Tribute," Barbara Weidner, "Raisa: Personal Reflections on an Uncommon Friendship," and Barbara Weidner, "From the Director’s Desk," Grandmothers For Peace International Newsletter, www.grandmothersforpeace.org. |
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Music: Martin Simpson, "I’ll Fly Away," A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE, Gourd Music, Box 585 Felton, CA 95018, 1994. Music for Little People Kids Choir, "Peace Is the World Smiling," PEACE IS THE WORLD SMILING, Music for Little People, Box 1954, Redway, CA 95560. |
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Hildegard of Bingen |
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Presented by: Katherine Smith |
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Sources: "Hildegard von Bingen, Lieder," after the manuscripts edited by Pudentiana Barth OSB, M. Imaculata Ritscher OSB and Joseph Schmidt- Gorg, 1969. |
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Music: Sequentia, "O Noblissima Viriditas," CANTICLES OF ECSTASY, BMG music, 1994. |
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Arundhati Roy |
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Presented by: Arly Helm |
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Sources:
Interview by Dennis Bernstein, KPFA, Berkeley, CA, October, 2001. "War is Peace," by Arundhati Roy, originally published as "Brutality Smeared in Peanut Butter," 2001, www.theprogressive.org/intv0401.html. |
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Music: Steve Gorn, LUMINOUS RAGAS, Interworld Music Associates, RD3 Box 395A, Brattleboro, VT 05301. |
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Rachel Carson |
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Presented by: Kristina Somma |
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Sources: Rachel Carson, THE SEA AROUND US, Oxford University Press, New York, 1951.
Rachel Carson, THE EDFE OF THE SEA, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 1955.
Rachel Carson, SILENT SPRING, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 1962.
Marty Jezer, RACHEL CARSON, Chelsea House Publishers, New York, 1988. |
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Music: Peter Kater, "Compassion," Earthsea Healing Series, Earthsea Records, Box 1109, Warrenton, VA 20188, BMI, 1998. www.earthsearecords.com. 1-888-48-EARTH RELAX WITH...OCEAN’S RELAXING SURF, PILZ Music, Inc. Box 22, Concordville, PA 19331. |
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Lucille Ball |
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Presented by: Dawn Fischer |
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Sources: Intro, "My Favorite Husband," 5-28-50, THE BEST OF OLD TIME RADIO, starring Lucille Ball, Smithsonian Legendary Performers, Radio Spirits, Inc. 2000. |
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Music: "I Love Lucy," cat 2302, CBS, Inc. 1989. Desi Arnaz and His Orchestra, RCA, BMG Entertainment, 1996. |
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Medea Benjamin |
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Presented by: Daisy Eisenberg |
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Sources: Interview February 2, 2002.
Medea Benjamin, I, SENATOR, Green Press, 2000, www.greens.org/california, www.globalexchange.org. |
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Music: Martin Simpson, "For Jessica, Sad or High Kicking, My Dearest Dear," THE COLLECTION, Topic Records Ltd., 50 Stroud Green Road, London N4, 3EF,1992. |
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Mary Halleck Foote |
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Presented by: Sands Hall |
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Sources: Mary Halleck Foote, A VICTORIAN GENTLEWOMAN IN THE FAR WEST: THE REMINISCENSES OF MARY HALLECK FOOTE, Huntington Library Press, 1972. |
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Music: Mendelssohn, "Opus 30, No. 1 in E Flat, SONGS WITHOUT WORDS, Phillips Classics Productions, 1993. |
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CC’s Grandmother |
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Presented by: CC Love |
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Sources: Interviews January 2002. |
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Music: "Stormy Weather" |
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Rainy Blue Cloud Greensfelder |
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Presented by: Joan Buffington |
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Sources: Interview October 2001 |
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Music: Dead Kennedys, "California Uber Alles,"GIVE ME CONVENIENCE OR GIVE ME DEATH, Manifesto Record, Inc, www.manifest.com, Decay Records, P.O. Box 11399, Oakland, CA 94611. Joanne Shennandoah, "Kanekotsky’:tha?"WEAVING THE STRANDS, Red Feather Music, 637 S. Broadway B131, Boulder, CO 80303-3474. Phone: 800-494-8084. |
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Anna Marie Carter, The Seed Lady |
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Presented by: CC Love |
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Sources: Interview January 2002. |
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Music: Tracy Chapman, "Dreaming of a World," MATTERS OF THE HEART, Electra Entertainment of Warner Communication, Inc., 1992. |
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Anne Feeney |
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Presented by: Joan Buffington |
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Sources: Interview September 2001. |
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Music:
Anne Feeney, LOOK TO THE LEFT and HEARTLAND, Super 88 Records, P. O. Box 91111, Nashville, TN 37209. |
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Mary Katherine Greer |
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Presented by: Dawa Mae Fitzmaurice |
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Sources: Interview January 2002. |
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Music: Enya, "Storms in Africa," "The Longships," WATERMARK, Reprise Records, WEA Rccords, 1988. |
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Eva Camerena |
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Presented by: Joan Buffington |
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Sources: Interview October 2001. |
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Music: Inti-illimani, PALIMPSESTO, Redwood Records, 6400 Hollis, Suite 8, Emeeryville, CA 94608. |
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Dorothea Lange |
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Presented by: Kristina Somma |
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Sources:
Anne Tucker, editor, THE WOMAN’S EYE, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1973.
Dorothea Lange, photographs, Robert Coles essay, "Dorothea Lange," Aperture Foundation, Inc., 11982. |
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Music: Mike Anderson, "Poor Wayfaring Stranger," ICE OUT, Music Works, P. O. Box 35, Jacksonsville, IL 62651, 1998. Thanks to Don Jacobson. |
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Sappho |
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Presented by: Kathryn Smith |
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Sources:
Carol Cosman, editor, Mary Barnard, translator, PENGUIN BOOK OF POETS, Penguin Books, 1980.
Jane Hirschfield, editor, Diane Rayor, translator, WOMEN IN PRAISE OF THE SACRED, Harper Perennial, 1994. |
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Music: Djivan Gasparyan, "Lovely Spring," MOON SHINES AT NIGHT, All Saints Records LTD, 1993. |
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Sweet Betsy From Pike |
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Presented by: Cool Hand Uke |
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Sources: ????????? |
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Music: "Sweet Betsy from Pike" sung by the End of the Trail Saloon, KVMR-FM, Nevada City, CA. |
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Imogen Cunningham |
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Presented by: Molly Fisk |
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Sources: Richard Lorenz, IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM, IDEAS WITHOUT END: A LIFE IN PHOTOGRAPHS, Chronicle Books, 1993. |
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Music: Peppino D’Agostino, "Venus Over Venice," VENUS OVER VENUS, Mesa/Blue Moon Recordings, 1995. |
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Elizabeth Zimmerman |
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Presented by: Lisa Rothman |
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Sources: "Knitting Workshop," broadcast on Wisconsin Public Television, 1980, www.schoolhousepress.com. |
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Music: "Where Sheep May Safely Graze," Johann Sebastian Bach, on video. |
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Marija Gimbutas |
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Presented by: Chris Irving |
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Sources: cassette, Marija Gimbutas, an interview with Kell Kearns, THE AGE OF THE GREAT GODDESS, Sounds True, 735 Walnut St, Boulder CO 80302, 1992. |
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Music: Dzintars: The Latvian Women’s Choir, "Blow Wind Blow,"from SONGS OF AMBER, on AROUND THE WORLD (FOR A SONG), produced by Mickey Hart, RYKOdisc, Pickering Wharf, Building C, Salem, MA 01970,1991. |
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