Thursday, June 9

5:00  First Light
With Marta Ulvaeus.

6:30  The Morning Show
With Kris Welch and Philip Maldari.  

9:00  Noam Chomsky
World Order and its Rules: The Case of the Middle East. A speech by
Noam Chomsky, Professor of Linguistics at MIT, author of numerous books,
and political analyst. Chomsky traces the history of U.S. involvement in
the Middle East. Recorded by Jane Heaven at the Berkeley Community
Theater, April 7, 1994.

10:45  The Dali Lama
It is a tremendous honor for KPFA to rebroadcast this speech delivered
by His Holiness the Dali Lama of Tibet, recorded live at the Greek
Theater in Berkeley on April 20th, 1994. He appeared at the invitation
of the Graduate Theological Union and UC Berkeley. The broadcast was
produced by Jane Heaven.

12:00  Brainstorm
New Dimensions Radio. Aboriginal Wisdom for the Modern World with Marlo
Morgan. Morgan is a chiropractic physician and acupuncturist with
degrees in biochemistry. She was drawn to social work with Australian
aborigines, and was invited to an aboriginal "meeting" where she found
herself being escorted on a four-month walk through the desert outback,
learning how indigenous Australians live. She received lessons about
life which offer deep wisdom to "developed" civilizations.

1:00  The Best of "Sing Out!" Live
This Marathon special features live-in-the-studio performance
highlights from the past five years of KPFA's Sing Out!, where hundreds
of local and world musicians have shared their music. Performers have
included Iris DeMent making her local debut; R&B-jazz great Charles
Brown trying out KPFA's new grand piano; David Grisman making a trial
run on his just repaired mandolin; the electric jazz-funk band James T.
Kirk; Jennifer Berezan; Mose Allison; Si Kahn; Ronnie Gilbert and Holly
Near; Hamza El Din; Jimmie  Dale Gilmore; Laurie Lewis and Tom Rozum
singing country duets; the Latin American band Altazor; clarinet
explorer Beth Custer; an acoustic version of Trance Mission; the wacky
Lou and Peter Berryman, and as many others as time allows, often
performing new and unrecorded songs, or playing in unique settings and
combinations removed from their usual stage shows. Hosted by Larry Kelp.

3:00  America's Back 40
Mary Tilson plays back 40 music of, by, and for the soul. Featured will
be singers and styles of music that touch on life's meaning its joys,
sorrows and everyday happenstance. We'll hear gospel, country, and folk.
New recordings by Iris Dement and John Gorka will be highlighted and
offered as fund-raising premium give-aways.

4:30  Pacifica Network News 

5:00  Flashpoints
News, commentary, and analysis. 

6:00  KPFA Evening News

7:00  The Courage to Raise Good Men
Family therapist Olga Silverstein has published a controversial book
challenging standard assumptions about mother-son relationships. In more
than 40 years of practice, she has observed that mothers in western
society frequently withdraw nurturing contact from their male children,
falsely assuming that in order to "make a man out of him", mothers must
distance themselves from their sons. This loss of maternal affection can
be traumatic, and is frequently internalized by young boys as rejection.
The widespre ad practice of maternal withdrawal may contribute to many
undesirable characteristics and emotional problems frequently exhibited
by men in our culture, chief among them being emotional aloofness. Olga
Silverstein visited KPFA in April where this interview with Marianne
Wahoshi was recorded. Produced by Cathy Chapman.

8:15  Falling off the Map
Travel stories, indiscreet journeys, and essays on that "long desire"
that makes us leave home. Produced by Susan Stone from the writings of
Evan Connell, Pico Ayer, Isabelle Eberhardt, Etel Adnan, Jamaica Kincaid
and other armchair travellers.

11:00  KPFA Evening News
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12:00  Over The Edge

3:00  Puzzling Evidence
With Doug Wellman and Rev. Hal.


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