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Item is an audio tape containing a short segment covering a Japanese Canadian conference that happened in Alberta. Contents was used on Pender Guy Program #: 77

Item is an audio reel containing a recording of an episode of Brown Bagger featuring talks by Charan Gill, Punam Khosla, Roy Miki and Ron George. Description on tape case: "4 speakers speak at an event sponsored by the BC Organization to Fight Racism; Charan Gill is a BCOFR activist; Punam Khosla is from the India Mahala Association; Roy Miki is from the Japanese Redress Association; and Ron George is from the BC non-status Indian movement."

Item is an audio tape containing a musical performance by Terry Watada at the 1997 Centennial Celebration. Contents were used on Pender Guy Program # 51.

Item is an audio reel containing a recording of Pender Guy Program No. 165. Program contents transcribed from the Pender Guy Card Catalog: "1. Introduction and Pender Guy jingle 2. News 3. Short People promo cartoon 4. Chinese music 5. Skit: Reaction to commentary: A collision course 'Bozo Kwan investigates' 6. Music: The Ventures 7. Task force on human relations report 'Now is not Too Late', November 1977 - re: Racial Tension in Toronto 8. what's happening 9. Music as it happens: New Denver Relocation Centre for Japanese internees - Terry Watada, songwriter/singer from Toronto with his song 'New Denver' 10. Wrap up music Sam Hui 'Rock Around the Clock'."

Item is an audio reel containing a recording of Pender Guy Program No. 261. Program contents transcribed from the Pender Guy card catalog: "1. Introduction: Lion Dance and line-up 2. Garment factories workers: comments from Donna Mottershed and Thomas Lai re: exploitation of women and some other Chinese-Canadian 3. Music interlude 4. Music: Terry Watada 'New Denver' 5. Dupont Guy: Japanese-American - re: Redress and reparation, interview: Bill Sauddle and Cathy Itomasu 6. Community news and extro."

Item is an audio cassette containing recordings for Pender Guy. Side A begins with a segment by Barry Wong recorded at the Georgia Street Viaduct about the building of B.C. Place and it's impact on Strathcona and Chinatown residents and concludes with recordings from the Powell Street Festival. Side B contains an interview of Thomas [Lai] (S.U.C.C.E.S.S.) on the topic of the NFB film "Bamboo, Lions and Dragons." Tape content is in Japanese and English. Contents may have been used on Pender Guy program #256.

Item is an audio cassette containing an episode of Woman Vision. This episode features content about women in Japan, including interviews with E. Patricia Tsurumi, Beverly Lee and Susan Phillips.