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Bookmark or Share- Pacifica Radio ArchivesPacifica Radio was a fixture in Bob Dylan's early career. The legendary musician was in his early twenties - ambitious, brimming with talent and eager to experiment - and Pacifica Radio was a perfect fit for him.
- About the Archives - Pacifica Radio ArchivesChronicling the political, cultural and artistic movements of the second half of the 20th century, Pacifica radio programs include documentaries, performances, discussions, debates, drama, poetry readings, commentaries and radio arts.
- Pacifica Radio Archives - American ArchiveThe Pacifica Radio Archives Collection is a selection of more than 300 historically significant programs produced by the Pacifica Network, a public radio network based in Berkeley, CA. The programs, dating from the late 1950s to 1980, have been digitally preserved by the Pacifica Radio Archives.
- History of Pacifica Radio ArchivesThe Pacifica Radio Archives (PRA) are the custodians of programming produced by the Pacifica Foundation Radio stations: KPFA in San Francisco (established 1949); KPFK in Los Angeles (established 1959);
- Pacifica Radio ArchivesThe Pacifica Radio Archives is one of the world’s oldest and most important audio archives. These historic sound files cover a range of pivotal 20th century events and figures. Fannie Lou Hamer, Dylan Thomas, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Malcolm X are just some of the voices included in the collection.
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