Untitled Live Program (Oct 9 1978)
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"Untitled Live Program (Oct 9 1978)" is the name of a program Joe Frank produced as part of the series WBAI And NPR Playhouse.
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Synopsis
- The compulsion to wander.
- Geneva umbrella riots and uses for the umbrella.
- An architect inspects his work.
- A German prisoner of war is comforted.
- Kierkegaard - despair that does not know it is despair compared with living in Glendale.
- The invisible man and what people see when they look at you.
- The lives of animals.
- Hole worshipers.
- Getting arrested and arranging to meet cops at the stock exchange.
- Trying to get sick.
- Wanting women to cry.
- A psychiatrist falls for his patient and then runs away.
- Exchanging saliva with a gay man. Injuries in saunas.
- Sartre as the least alienated person in France.
- Atom bombs.
- Uncertainty and human knowledge.
- Naming things so as not to fear them.
- Being lost on an elevator, getting off at 39th street in the wrong city.
- The invention of waiters, the restaurant business.
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Commentary
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External Links
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