The following CHANGEMAKERS programs were taped between April 1991-August 1993. The programs are grouped by the category in which they were featured. Copies of most tapes are still available.  

 

CHANGING WORLD: 

Beth Milwid, author, Working With Men - changes in male/female roles at work 

Joan Roemer, child care advocate - new day care centers for children 

Bonnie Best, mediator - new ways of mediating disputes in the workplace 

Jim Warren, computer systems specialist - personal privacy problems today 

Alina Aldape, lawyer - recent changes in Mexico's economy and society 

Claire Raymond, management consultant - helping employees adjust to change  

Dr. James Garrick, surgeon/sports medicine center director - sports medicine today 

Tony Torrice and Ray LoGrippo, authors - designing rooms for children 

Richard Bangs, travel company president - ecological travel  

Diane and Alan Epstein, matchmaking service - modern dating and matchmaking 

Edie Resto, women's shelter director - violence against women 

Michael Banks, company development specialist - transforming the corporation  

Gary Kaplan, educational psychologist - transforming the classroom with psychology  

Carolyn Anderson, director, Global family - what happened at the Earth Summit 

Alice Forrester, seminar leader - changing power relationships of men and women 

Ineke Khalil, family development specialist - rebuilding the extended family 

Virginia Hadsell, travel consultant and advocate - ways to encourage responsible travel 

Michael Ray, Professor at Stanford University - the new paradigm in business 

Harold Hoogasian, President, Council of District Merchants - merchants concerns in government and political action strategies  

Admiral John Bitoff, Director of Mayor's Office of Emergency Services - coordinating emergency services for earthquakes, fires, and other disasters 

Tina Selig, director, Book Browsers - new computer technologies for marketing books 

Lee Dorfman, cellular phone company director - new telephone technologies 

John Estren, environmental conference organizer - bringing together environmental groups with different views on dealing with the environment 

Jeff Bradford/Bill Weber, directors of language products and services - using translations and interpretators to adapt to the new diversity in society 

Tracy Wilen, author of Doing Business with Japanese Men - recognizing cultural differences in dealing with the Japanese in business 

Perry Garfinkle, author In a Man's World - the men's movement and men's issues 

Bruce Koball, organizer of Computers, Freedom and Privacy conference - the growing loss of personal privacy and major privacy issues today 

Joe Terrian, Peace Corps recruiter - the activites of the Peace Corps today in underdeveloped countries around the world 

Trudy Myrrh Regan, artist and founder and VP of YLEM, an organization of artists in technology - trends in art and technology 

Jacqueline Tripp, PR for a waste disposal company - new recycling techniques differences in dealing with the Japanese in business 

Tony Martinez, professor - current issues confronting Hispanics 

Luba Troyanovsky, group leader - on the Soviet-American Management School 

Vic Martino, consumer writer - recent developments in food and agriculture  

George Nickolaiv/Jo Murray, publicists - new developments in the Eastern USSR 

Yelena Spirkina, Soviet psychologist - organzing a USSR graduate psychology program  

40 Plus Members - the changing workplace for those over 40 

Sharon Nolan, Republican Women's Group - the changing Republican party  

Carolyn Anderson, director, Global Family - recent developments in the USSR 

 

LAW WORLD: 

Larry Becker, attorney - tenants' rights 

Marc Janowitz, attorney - worker rights 

Francie Koehler, private investigator - investigating drugs and thefts in the work place 

Janet Parker Beck, author - book on the murder case of Denise Redlick 

Bruce Edwards and John Bates, attorneys - using mediation instead of litigation 

Harriet Salerno and Phyllis Callois, victims' advocates - changing laws to help victims 

Charles Hoenisch, police captain, narcotics - the drug trade and enforcement efforts B.J. Herran, family court services - using mediation in divorce and custody disputes 

Mike Ketcher, editor, Financial Privacy Report - protecting personal privacy 

Paul Wellenkamp, lawyer - defending the accused in drug cases 

David Binder, political pollster - trends in the use of political polling 

Analisa Collins Sears, IRS representative - the IRS and criminal investigations 

Sam Wallace, US Department of Labor - how the U.S. government is helping workers 

Jim Fay, tenants' advocate - the relationship of tenants and landlords 

Paul Kagan, private investigator - what's it's like to be a private eye 

Susan Scherman, divorce lawyer - mediating divorce settlements 

Martin Brandfon, adoption lawyer - major issues in adoptions  

Joyce Sassy Wood, family lawyer - resolving child custody and child molestation cases 

Laurel Pollock, head of D.A.'s consumer fraud unit - common consumer frauds 

Diane O'Malley, lawyer focusing on employment and labor issues - the changing role of women in the legal profession 

Susan Dillow, coordinator of the Justice for Gary Graham Committee - combating death penalty injustices 

David Strand, immigration attorney - the immigration controversy and current immigration law 

Hank Berry, entertainment lawyer - latest developments in multimedia 

T.C.Bettencourt/Geri Troempe, author/thief - drug and theft prevention at work 

 

MIND POWER:  

Kimberly McKill Beaulieau, therapist - using symbols for healing  

Larry Gertler, kineseologist - how applied kineseology heals body and mind 

Pat Simpson, hypnotist - using hypnosis for self-understanding and healing 

Kevin Langdon, game designer - games and creativity 

Naomi Epel, dream worker - using dreams for self-understanding and personal growth 

Lisa Merz, therapist - working with the power of place and environment for healing 

Marsha Kimmell, drama coach/consultant - improvisation and theater games  

Fred Olsen, dream counselor - using dreams for personal development  

Marilyn Gordon, hypnotherapist - using hypnotherapy for personal growth 

Stan Russell, psychologist - personal reality mapping 

Peggy Tom, hair stylist - replacing hair loss and personal image 

Michael Manta, musician - using new mind brain technology to influence brain waves 

Patricia Evans, author/psychologist - the verbally abusive relationship 

Stanley Krippner, professor/psychologist - dreams and personal mythologies 

Jim Shattuck, counselor/project director - helping men overcome violence 

Wayne Smith, juvenile worker - helping kids with AIDS  

Gary Glazner, head of Poetry Slam Competition - the growing poetry movement 

Dr. Lee Hartley, psychologist, director of Light Therapy Conference - using light therapy to promote wellness and healing  

Steve Dubin, sociology professor, author, State University of New York - what makes art provocative, the topic of his book: Arresting Images  

Ann Weiser-Cornell, psychologist - using focusing for self-understanding 

Leonard Shlain, author of Art and Physics - the relationship between art and physics 

Michael Hutchinson, author and speaker - enhancing brain function with brain wave devices and other techniques 

Michael Litzky, storyteller - the growing popularity of storytelling  

Ted Goertzel, author - how early childhood experiences have shaped major political figures (such as Ghandi and John F. Kennedy)  

Dr. Arthur Janov and France Janov, primal scream therapy advocates - latest developments in primal scream therapy 

Tom Rusk, author of The Power of Ethical Persuasion - using ethical persuasion to be more effective in resolving conflicts 

Sam Pesner, optometrist - the latest developments in using light therapy for health 

 

OFF THE BEATEN TRACK: 

Laura Preston, travel writer - exploring New Guinea and underwater photography 

Barbara Morgan, astrologer and conference organizer - astrological counseling 

Warren Michael, travel writer - travel to the Marquesa Islands 

Leslie Gray, shaman counselor - shamanic techniques for healing and counseling 

Thomas Stucken, Hawaiian Huna teacher - using Hawaiian Huna for personal growth  

Mary Ann Ford, speaker - bringing back Victorian values to the modern world 

Jim Skiba, events planner - organizing murder mystery parties for recreation 

Marie Sooklaris, handwriting analyst - using handwriting for counseling/crime detection 

John Curl, writer - the real story of Columbus' discovery of America 

Steve Evans, publisher of The Green Pages - the growing green movement 

Jeri Ryan, psychologist - psychic communication with animals 

Carol Fager, businesswoman and body builder - women body builders 

Claudia O'Brien, national spokesperson for the California Tree Fruit Agreement - how the fruit industry is trying to persuade people to eat more fruit  

Tom Lodge, counselor - experiencing a blind weekend to increase awareness 

Jean Lee, orchid hobbyist, and Michael Serpa, orchid nursery owner - the growing popularity of orchids and the orchid industry 

Philip Magalong/Mark Donovan, national and San Francisco director of Bridges from School to Work - training kids with disabilities for the workplace 

John Hubner, author of Bottom Feeders - Jim Mitchell's trial for Artie's murder  

R. U. Sirius, editor Mondo 2000 - the new cyberpunk culture 

Burton Mack, author The Lost Gospels - recent discoveries about the origins of Christianity 

Dave Kong, American Atheist spokesman - atheism in America today 

Pat Lyons, nurse and health educator active in the movement to promote "fat" acceptance - gaining fat acceptance 

Harrad Blank, filmmaker and car artist - car art 

Julie Berriault, association coordinator - helping unrepresented peoples gain a voice 

Karen Bruns, archaeologist - recent expeditions to Peru and Ecuador 

Craig Carozzi, author - traveling in Columbia and Brazil 

Marion McMurtry, history museum curator - the Red Paint People 

Robert Bickford, SF Libertarian Party president - Libertarian views on current issues