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6/14WMFO: Vietnam: The Forever War (Wed)
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Martin Voelker)
Thu Jun 8 15:02:50 2000
Date: Thu, 08 Jun 2000 14:55:42 -0400
From: Martin Voelker <mvoelker@emerald.tufts.edu>
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WMFO MEDFORD 91.5 FM (online worldwide at http://wmfo.org )
WEDNESDAY, June 14th 8-9a.m. (yes, in the morning!)
David Barsamian's Alternative Radio with
Marilyn Young - Vietnam: The Forever War
The Vietnam War was a pivotal event in the 20th century. Although it
officially ended in 1975, it never really seems to end. The war brought
us free fire zones, strategic hamlets, carpet bombings, Agent Orange,
MIAs and POWs, and the never to be seen lights at the ends of tunnels.
For the millions of victims the war was apocalypse then. For many
survivors the suffering and anguish continues. Politically and
militarily the "Vietnam Syndrome" is ongoing.
Marilyn Young is professor of history at NYU. She is the author of many
books including "Transforming Russia and China" and "The Vietnam Wars."
Martin Voelker, news director, producer, WMFO Medford, 91.5 FM
presenting public affairs programming:
"Alternative Radio": Wed morning, 8-9 am (David Barsamian's syndicated show)
"No-U-Turn Radio": Th morning, 8-9 am (my own local productions)
Listener line: (617) 627- 3800.
Email: mvoelker@tufts.edu mailto:mvoelker@tufts.edu or news@wmfo.org
mailto:news@wmfo.org
Home (781) 391-9933 (before 10pm!); work (617) 627-3442 (Tufts University)
You can listen to the station live on the internet: try catching us at
http://wmfo.org
Upcoming programs:
Pres. Candidate David Mc Reynolds (Socialist Party USA) (Thur. June 15th 8am)
Rebecca Walker on the Third Wave of Feminism
Paul Farmer (Partners In Health;) : "Dying for Growth"
Edward Said + Noam Chomsky on the Palestinian Right of Return
Global Environment and Development in an Unequal World
