Box 24

Scope and Contents Contents include: Houston band Brown Paper Dog plays live. Location unknown. We deleted radio music at the end of this recording. Speaker: Trevi Biles

Scope and Contents Contents include: Poor Dumb Bastards playing live in the studio. Speakers: Byron Dean, Mike Porterfield, Hunter Ward

Scope and Contents Contents include: Poor Dumb Bastards playing live in the studio. Speakers: Byron Dean, Mike Porterfield, Hunter Ward

Scope and Contents Contents include: Robert Book and Ben Hippen host a call in radio show. They discuss current politics. Speakers: Robert Book, Ben Hippen

Scope and Contents Contents include: Ben Hippen and others host a call-in show on religion. Speakers: Ben Hippen

Scope and Contents Contents include: (00:01) A KTRU DJ interviews Bret Easton Ellis about his book "The Informers," his focus on the 1980s, morality of his work, reviews, writing ideas, the culture wars, his optioned books, research, his early career, influences, how he fits in the writing world, writing for Generation X, being apolitical, drugs, "Kids," and current writing. Recording ends abruptly. There are two other shows on this reel: Deep Thoughts and Open Line, which are noted in Sub-Series T: 1994/1995....

Scope and Contents Contents include: On "Flap," Shaila Dewan talks to Homi Bhabha about Salman Rushdi, performance art, the politics of exile, and his early life. Lisa Czyszczewski talks about mediocrity. Jenny Salomon, Homi Bhabha, Lisa Czyszczewski

Scope and Contents Contents include: On "Flap," Shaila Dewan talks to Carol Leigh, the "Scarlet Harlot," about becoming a prostitute, working for sex workers' rights, Commission on the Status of Women in San Francisco, issues with regulating prostitution, making "Sluts and Goddesses," creating porn and other short films, romantic relationships, and rules for clients for prostitutes. Lujack Tyler discusses Langston Hughes' poem "Lift Your Voice and Sing" and reimagines the poem. Speakers: Shaila Dewan, Carol...

Scope and Contents Contents include: On "Flap," Shaila Dewan talks to Adrian Piper about being light-skinned and difference in treatment by Black and white people, how she become an artist, racial identity in her art, "My Calling Card," what differentiates her political art, racism as a psychological problem, racial etiquette, and "Funk Lessons." Lujack Tyler tells about his time as an abused gay child/teen. Speakers: Shaila Dewan, Adrian Piper, Lujack Tyler

Scope and Contents Contents include: On "Flap," Peng Xiaolin talks about her parents during the Cultural Revolution, growing up in China, her films: "A Woman's Story" and "Me and My Classmates," leaving China, living in New York, Billy Harlem, returning to China, and making other films. Also, Fausto Fernós dramatically reads a safe sex pamphlet. Speakers: Fausto Fernós, Shaila Dewan, Peng Xiaolin