[Side A] KPFA's state manage, program director, and news director have a brief discussion regarding People's Park. Their discussion is followed by Elsa Knight Thompson's interview of a person working to save People's Park who was detained by police and later let go.
[Side B] A KPFA reporter reads excerpts from a pamphlet entitled "Strike at Frisco State" detailing the reasons behind the student strikes at San Francisco State.
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