Series III: Oral History Interview Audio Discs, 2008

Bebe Anderson Oral History December 9, 2008
Interviewed by Ashley Welch
Disc 1 of 1 (61 minutes)
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood in California
Track 2: Family, Parents
Track 3: Education
Track 4: Move to New York City
Track 5: Legal Career
Track 6: Judson Memorial Church
Track 7: Activist?
Track 8: religion and Ethics
Track 9: Significant Historical Events

Holly Bean Oral History
November 18, 2008
Interviewed by Elizabeth Banks
Disc 1 of 1 (100 minutes)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Disc 1 of 1 (100 Minutes)
Track 1: Childhood - Moving Around and Family
Track 2: Attitudes Toward Race and Gender at Home
Track 3: Early Interest in Religion, Diversity
Track 4: Part of the Baby Boom Generation
Track 5: College and Its Meaning for a Woman
Track 6: New York, Work and Family
Track 7: Judson, Programs and Philosophy
Track 8: Pursuing a Career as a Minister
Track 9: Fighting Fear and Societal Pressures for a Career
Track 10: Final Reflections

Reathel Bean Oral History
October 10, 2008
Interviewed by Kait Medley
Disc 1 of 1 (87 minutes)
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood in Missouri
Track 2: Junior High and High School
Track 3: College and Religious Background
Track 4: Civil Rights Activities
Track 5: Judson Memorial Church and Acting in the 1960s
Track 6: Adult Life

Keen Berger Oral History
October 10, 2008
Disc 1 of 1 (118 minutes)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood and Upbringing
Track 2: College
Track 3: Involvement in Civil Rights
Track 4: New York and Judson Church
Track 5: Marriage and Family Life
Track 6: Teaching
Track 7: Politics on a Professional Level
Track 8: Reflections on Social Change
Track 9: Writing
Track 10: Conclusions

Malcolm Goldstein Oral History
October 16, 2008
Interviewed by Joanna Steinberg
Judson Church Project
Disc 1 of 7 (2 hours)
Track 1: Childhood in Brooklyn and Queens, family (parents and brother), religion, community, edication (in school and in music), early ambitions and experiences with violin, composition, music theory
Track 2: Music Education: formal training vs. instruction in composition and music theory. Instruction by Antonio Miranda
Break -- Issue with recording device
Track 3: Introduction and contributions to Judson Dance Theater: reflections on collaboration and improvisation and the use of the body.
Track 4: Thoughts on the politics of improvisation (Sounding the Full Circle); conceptual art in relation to politics; other aspects of career outside of Judson in 1960s (Tone Roads Ensemble)
Track 5: Art that "creates an experience" and "develops awareness;" textured art, improvisation, and trust
Track 6: Working with Elaine Summers at Judson Church on "Fantastic Gardens"
Track 7: Art at Judson Church; mentions Al Carmines and Rev. Howard Moody; Greenwich Village (1960s); teaching positions; other projects; political issues
Track 8: Family (children); orchestra in Puerto Rico and Central America; Vermont; community
Track 9: Tone Roads Ensemble; recent projects and continual interaction and collaborations with friends; residency in Canada
Track 10: Sons; current projects; writing, graphic work, poetry; personal archives; conclusion

Peggy Halsey Oral History
October 20, 2008
Disc 1 of 1 (122 minutes)
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives Oral History Project
Track 1: Moving to New York City
Track 2: Childhood in Florida
Track 3: Judson Church
Track 5: Career-Board of Global Ministries
Track 6: Judson Work
Track 7: Memories of father
Track 8: Memories of mother, siblings
Track 9: College
Track 10: Activism in Civil Rights Movement
Track 11: High School
Track 12: September 11th
Track 13: Painting, hobby

Sue Harwig, CD1 Backup, Interview 10/17/08, Adina Langer, 55:17, 1/3

Sue Harwig, CD2 Backup, Interviewed by Adina Langer, 10/17/08, 25:47, 2/3

Sue Harwig, CD3 Backup, Interviewed by Adina Langer, 10/17/08, 44:13, 3/3

Harry Koutoukas Oral History
Interviewed by Kait Medley
November 11, 2008
Disc 1 of 1 (71 minutes)
Ordinary People, Extraordinary lives Oral History Project
Track 1: First experiences with avant-garde theater
Track 2: Experience with Judson
Track 3: Ellen Stewart and La Mama
Track 4: Involvement with Stonewall
Track 5: Family Life
Track 6: The end of avant-garde

Arthur Levin Oral History (part 2)
November 24, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 1 of 2 (71 minutes total)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Early Life, Upper West Side, New York
Track 2: Village Independent Democrats, met Moody
Track 3: Early involvement with Judson, runaways
Track 4: After runaway program, Judson staff
Track 5: Beginnings of involvement in health care
Track 6: Abortion programs, CCS/CRASH
Track 7: Development of Center for Medical Consumers
Track 8: More public health experiences
Track 9: Discussion of Judson environment
Track 10: Political involvement

Arthur Levin Oral History (Part 2)
November 24, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 2 of 2 (71 minutes total)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 11: Military service experience
Track 12: Late 1960s activism
Track 13: AIDS task force
Track 14: Prositution project
Track 15: Late political involvement, disillusioned
Track 16: Appreciation of Judson
Track 17: Brainstorming youth programs, early

Howard Moody Oral History (Part 1)
October 15, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 1 of 2(77:37 minutes)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood, early life
Track 2: Santa Barbara (post-WWII)
Track 3: Parents, family background
Track 4: Seminary (Colgate Rochester/Yale)
Track 5: Pacifism, early Judson experience
Track 6: Ohio State years
Track 7: Importance of urban culture/experience
Track 8: Coming to Judson
Track 9: Early experience at Judson, VID
Track 10: Early Judson arts efforts, youth efforts
Track 11: Exodus
Track 12: Village Aid Service Center, drugs

Howard Moody Oral History (Part 1)
October 15, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 2 of 2 (50:46 minutes)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Theory on drug rehab
Track 2: Al Carmine, Judson Players' Theatre
Track 3: Dance, Poets Theatre
Track 4: Publicity and growth
Track 5: Clashes with the NYC and NYU
Track 6: Runaway shelter, mobile clinic

Howard Moody Oral History (Part 2)
November 18, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 1 of 3 (176:47 minutes total)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Late 1960s, runaway projects
Track 2: Runaway youth arts program
Track 3: Politics and social change (1968)
Track 4: Abortion Clinic
Track 5: Clergy Consultation Service
Track 6: Prostitution Project

Howard Moody Oral History (Part 2)
November 18, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 2 of 3 (176:47 minutes total)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 7: Prostitution Project/AIDS Task force
Track 8: 1990, financial crisis
Track 9: Welcoming Church, growth of Judson
Track 10: Looking back from now, treatise
Track 11: Civil Rights movement, involvement
Track 12: Current (2008) gay issues, Prop 8

Howard Moody Oral History (Part 2)
November 18, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 3 of 3 (176:47 minutes total)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 13: 1968 Democratic Convention experience
Track 14: Vietnam War -- protest movement
Track 15: Physical Space of Judson
Track 16: American exceptionalism
Track 17: Worship service at Judson, changes
Track 18: Censorship
Track 19: Let things go...
Track 20: Representative of Congregation

Judson Church Oral History Project: Maxine Phillips
October 21, 2008
Interviewed by Laura Zeccardi
Disc 1 of 2 (1:53:47)
Judson Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood in Pennsylvania
Track 2: Parent's Background and History
Track 3: Religious Background
Track 4: Sense of Being the 'Other'
Track 5: Academic Background
Track 6: Study Abroad in France
Track 7: Graduate School at Syracuse
Track 8: Religious Involvement in College
Track 9: Children's Religious Upbringing
Track 10: Introduction to Judson Church
Track 11: Runaway House at Judson
Track 12: Organizing Welfare Rights at Judson
Track 13: Communal Living in Brooklyn
Track 14: Child Welfare League
Track 15: Life Planning Project at Judson
Track 16: Courtship and Wedding to Tom Roderick
Track 17: 1980s - Motherhood and Career at Dissent
Track 18: Reflections on Judson Church - Why Judson?

Judson Church Oral History Project: Maxine Phillips
October 21, 2008
Interviewed by Laura Zeccardi
Disc 2 of 2 (1:53:47)
Judson Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood in Pennsylvania
Track 2: Parent's Background and History
Track 3: Religious Background
Track 4: Sense of Being the 'Other'
Track 5: Academic Background
Track 6: Study Abroad in France
Track 7: Graduate School at Syracuse
Track 8: Religious Involvement in College
Track 9: Children's Religious Upbringing
Track 10: Introduction to Judson Church
Track 11: Runaway House at Judson
Track 12: Organizing Welfare Rights at Judson
Track 13: Communal Living in Brooklyn
Track 14: Child Welfare League
Track 15: Life Planning Project at Judson
Track 16: Courtship and Wedding to Tom Roderick
Track 17: 1980s - Motherhood and Career at Dissent
Track 18: Reflections on Judson Church - Why Judson?

Tom Roderick
Part 1 of 3
Interviewed by Adina Langer
10/24/08
wav file
37:53
Judson Church Oral History Project

Tom Roderick Part 2 of 3 Interviewed by Adina Langer 10/24/08 wav file 42:09 Judson Church Oral History Project

Tom Roderick Part 3 of 3 Interviewed by Adina Langer 10/24/08 wav file 42:14 Judson Church Oral History Project

Tamara Oral History
November 2, 2008
Interviewed by Keara Duggan
Disc 1 of 1 (56 min 50 sec)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
For NYU Oral History Course - Fall 2008
Track 1: Introduction by Keara Duggan
Track 2: Brooklyn Neighborhoods
Track 3: Joining the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Track 4: Childhood in Bedford Stuyvesant and Food
Track 5: Living in Fort Greene
Track 6: Career as a Teacher
Track 7: Teaching and Higher Education

Carolee Schneeman Oral History
11/25/2008
Interviewed by Joanna Steinberg
Judson Church Project
Disc 1 (45 minutes)
Track 1: Introduction to Judson Church; early uses of the body in art; "protofeminist" and "transgressive" movement in Judson Dance Theater; coherence and dissention in choreographic styles within the Judson group; emergence of art scene at Judson Church in 1960s
Track 2: Continued emergence of art scene at Judson; meaning of church as a space for performance; relationship between artists and members of Judson Church; Schneemann's artistic process
Track 3: Audience members and their responses; Newspaper Event; Meet Joy; Freedom of Expression at Judson Church; political implications of Judson aesthetic; relevant political issues and involvement (anti-Vietnam movement and feminism)
Track 4: "Interior Scroll"; inclusion of women in art criticism; teaching positions and practices; overall impressions and reflections on experiences at Judson Church

Judson Oral History Project:
Rachel Tenney and Bethnene Trexel
November 19, 2008
Interviewed by Laura Zeccardi
Disc 1 of 2 (1:27:5)
Judson Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood at Judson
Track 2: Teenage Years at Judson
Track 3: Youth Activities/Teaching Judson Beliefs
Track 4: Past and Present Activism at Judson
Track 5: Acceptance and Activism
Track 6: Teaching Sunday School at Judson
Track 7: Leaving Judson, Macalester College
Track 8: Personal Growth/Changes at Judson
Track 9: Bethnene's Description of Rachel's Childhood at Judson
Track 10: Growth of Congregation
Track 11: Rachel's Baptism at Judson
Track 12: Bethnene's Reaction to Rachel's Rededication
Track 13: Bethnene's Childhood/Religious Background
Track 14: Bethnene's experience in NYC/Judson Church
Track 15: Bethnene's Activism work during Rachel's Childhood

Judson Oral History Project:
Rachel Tenney and Bethnene Trexel
November 19, 2008
Interviewed by Laura Zeccardi
Disc 2 of 2 (1:27:5)
Judson Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood at Judson
Track 2: Teenage Years at Judson
Track 3: Youth Activities/Teaching Judson Beliefs
Track 4: Past and Present Activism at Judson
Track 5: Acceptance and Activism
Track 6: Teaching Sunday School at Judson
Track 7: Leaving Judson, Macalester College
Track 8: Personal Growth/Changes at Judson
Track 9: Bethnene's Description of Rachel's Childhood at Judson
Track 10: Growth of Congregation
Track 11: Rachel's Baptism at Judson
Track 12: Bethnene's Reaction to Rachel's Rededication
Track 13: Bethnene's Childhood/Religious Background
Track 14: Bethnene's experience in NYC/Judson Church
Track 15: Bethnene's Activism work during Rachel's Childhood

Bebe Anderson Oral History December 9, 2008
Interviewed by Ashley Welch
Disc 1 of 1 (61 minutes)
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood in California
Track 2: Family, Parents
Track 3: Education
Track 4: Move to New York City
Track 5: Legal Career
Track 6: Judson Memorial Church
Track 7: Activist?
Track 8: religion and Ethics
Track 9: Significant Historical Events

Holly Bean Oral History
November 18, 2008
Interviewed by Elizabeth Banks
Disc 1 of 1 (100 minutes)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Disc 1 of 1 (100 Minutes)
Track 1: Childhood - Moving Around and Family
Track 2: Attitudes Toward Race and Gender at Home
Track 3: Early Interest in Religion, Diversity
Track 4: Part of the Baby Boom Generation
Track 5: College and Its Meaning for a Woman
Track 6: New York, Work and Family
Track 7: Judson, Programs and Philosophy
Track 8: Pursuing a Career as a Minister
Track 9: Fighting Fear and Societal Pressures for a Career
Track 10: Final Reflections

Reathel Bean Oral History
October 10, 2008
Interviewed by Kait Medley
Disc 1 of 1 (87 minutes)
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood in Missouri
Track 2: Junior High and High School
Track 3: College and Religious Background
Track 4: Civil Rights Activities
Track 5: Judson Memorial Church and Acting in the 1960s
Track 6: Adult Life

Keen Berger Oral History
October 10, 2008
Disc 1 of 1 (118 minutes)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood and Upbringing
Track 2: College
Track 3: Involvement in Civil Rights
Track 4: New York and Judson Church
Track 5: Marriage and Family Life
Track 6: Teaching
Track 7: Politics on a Professional Level
Track 8: Reflections on Social Change
Track 9: Writing
Track 10: Conclusions

Malcolm Goldstein Oral History
October 16, 2008
Interviewed by Joanna Steinberg
Judson Church Project
Disc 1 of 7 (2 hours)
Track 1: Childhood in Brooklyn and Queens, family (parents and brother), religion, community, edication (in school and in music), early ambitions and experiences with violin, composition, music theory
Track 2: Music Education: formal training vs. instruction in composition and music theory. Instruction by Antonio Miranda
Break -- Issue with recording device
Track 3: Introduction and contributions to Judson Dance Theater: reflections on collaboration and improvisation and the use of the body.
Track 4: Thoughts on the politics of improvisation (Sounding the Full Circle); conceptual art in relation to politics; other aspects of career outside of Judson in 1960s (Tone Roads Ensemble)
Track 5: Art that "creates an experience" and "develops awareness;" textured art, improvisation, and trust
Track 6: Working with Elaine Summers at Judson Church on "Fantastic Gardens"
Track 7: Art at Judson Church; mentions Al Carmines and Rev. Howard Moody; Greenwich Village (1960s); teaching positions; other projects; political issues
Track 8: Family (children); orchestra in Puerto Rico and Central America; Vermont; community
Track 9: Tone Roads Ensemble; recent projects and continual interaction and collaborations with friends; residency in Canada
Track 10: Sons; current projects; writing, graphic work, poetry; personal archives; conclusion

Peggy Halsey Oral History
October 20, 2008
Disc 1 of 1 (122 minutes)
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives Oral History Project
Track 1: Moving to New York City
Track 2: Childhood in Florida
Track 3: Judson Church
Track 5: Career-Board of Global Ministries
Track 6: Judson Work
Track 7: Memories of father
Track 8: Memories of mother, siblings
Track 9: College
Track 10: Activism in Civil Rights Movement
Track 11: High School
Track 12: September 11th
Track 13: Painting, hobby

Sue Harwig, CD1 Backup, Interview 10/17/08, Adina Langer, 55:17, 1/3

Sue Harwig, CD2 Backup, Interviewed by Adina Langer, 10/17/08, 25:47, 2/3

Sue Harwig, CD3 Backup, Interviewed by Adina Langer, 10/17/08, 44:13, 3/3

Harry Koutoukas Oral History
Interviewed by Kait Medley
November 11, 2008
Disc 1 of 1 (71 minutes)
Ordinary People, Extraordinary lives Oral History Project
Track 1: First experiences with avant-garde theater
Track 2: Experience with Judson
Track 3: Ellen Stewart and La Mama
Track 4: Involvement with Stonewall
Track 5: Family Life
Track 6: The end of avant-garde

Arthur Levin Oral History (part 2)
November 24, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 1 of 2 (71 minutes total)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Early Life, Upper West Side, New York
Track 2: Village Independent Democrats, met Moody
Track 3: Early involvement with Judson, runaways
Track 4: After runaway program, Judson staff
Track 5: Beginnings of involvement in health care
Track 6: Abortion programs, CCS/CRASH
Track 7: Development of Center for Medical Consumers
Track 8: More public health experiences
Track 9: Discussion of Judson environment
Track 10: Political involvement

Arthur Levin Oral History (Part 2)
November 24, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 2 of 2 (71 minutes total)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 11: Military service experience
Track 12: Late 1960s activism
Track 13: AIDS task force
Track 14: Prositution project
Track 15: Late political involvement, disillusioned
Track 16: Appreciation of Judson
Track 17: Brainstorming youth programs, early

Howard Moody Oral History (Part 1)
October 15, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 1 of 2(77:37 minutes)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood, early life
Track 2: Santa Barbara (post-WWII)
Track 3: Parents, family background
Track 4: Seminary (Colgate Rochester/Yale)
Track 5: Pacifism, early Judson experience
Track 6: Ohio State years
Track 7: Importance of urban culture/experience
Track 8: Coming to Judson
Track 9: Early experience at Judson, VID
Track 10: Early Judson arts efforts, youth efforts
Track 11: Exodus
Track 12: Village Aid Service Center, drugs

Howard Moody Oral History (Part 1)
October 15, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 2 of 2 (50:46 minutes)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Theory on drug rehab
Track 2: Al Carmine, Judson Players' Theatre
Track 3: Dance, Poets Theatre
Track 4: Publicity and growth
Track 5: Clashes with the NYC and NYU
Track 6: Runaway shelter, mobile clinic

Howard Moody Oral History (Part 2)
November 18, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 1 of 3 (176:47 minutes total)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Late 1960s, runaway projects
Track 2: Runaway youth arts program
Track 3: Politics and social change (1968)
Track 4: Abortion Clinic
Track 5: Clergy Consultation Service
Track 6: Prostitution Project

Howard Moody Oral History (Part 2)
November 18, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 2 of 3 (176:47 minutes total)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 7: Prostitution Project/AIDS Task force
Track 8: 1990, financial crisis
Track 9: Welcoming Church, growth of Judson
Track 10: Looking back from now, treatise
Track 11: Civil Rights movement, involvement
Track 12: Current (2008) gay issues, Prop 8

Howard Moody Oral History (Part 2)
November 18, 2008
Interviewed by Stacey Satchell
Disc 3 of 3 (176:47 minutes total)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
Track 13: 1968 Democratic Convention experience
Track 14: Vietnam War -- protest movement
Track 15: Physical Space of Judson
Track 16: American exceptionalism
Track 17: Worship service at Judson, changes
Track 18: Censorship
Track 19: Let things go...
Track 20: Representative of Congregation

Judson Church Oral History Project: Maxine Phillips
October 21, 2008
Interviewed by Laura Zeccardi
Disc 1 of 2 (1:53:47)
Judson Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood in Pennsylvania
Track 2: Parent's Background and History
Track 3: Religious Background
Track 4: Sense of Being the 'Other'
Track 5: Academic Background
Track 6: Study Abroad in France
Track 7: Graduate School at Syracuse
Track 8: Religious Involvement in College
Track 9: Children's Religious Upbringing
Track 10: Introduction to Judson Church
Track 11: Runaway House at Judson
Track 12: Organizing Welfare Rights at Judson
Track 13: Communal Living in Brooklyn
Track 14: Child Welfare League
Track 15: Life Planning Project at Judson
Track 16: Courtship and Wedding to Tom Roderick
Track 17: 1980s - Motherhood and Career at Dissent
Track 18: Reflections on Judson Church - Why Judson?

Judson Church Oral History Project: Maxine Phillips
October 21, 2008
Interviewed by Laura Zeccardi
Disc 2 of 2 (1:53:47)
Judson Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood in Pennsylvania
Track 2: Parent's Background and History
Track 3: Religious Background
Track 4: Sense of Being the 'Other'
Track 5: Academic Background
Track 6: Study Abroad in France
Track 7: Graduate School at Syracuse
Track 8: Religious Involvement in College
Track 9: Children's Religious Upbringing
Track 10: Introduction to Judson Church
Track 11: Runaway House at Judson
Track 12: Organizing Welfare Rights at Judson
Track 13: Communal Living in Brooklyn
Track 14: Child Welfare League
Track 15: Life Planning Project at Judson
Track 16: Courtship and Wedding to Tom Roderick
Track 17: 1980s - Motherhood and Career at Dissent
Track 18: Reflections on Judson Church - Why Judson?

Tom Roderick
Part 1 of 3
Interviewed by Adina Langer
10/24/08
wav file
37:53
Judson Church Oral History Project

Tom Roderick Part 2 of 3 Interviewed by Adina Langer 10/24/08 wav file 42:09 Judson Church Oral History Project

Tom Roderick Part 3 of 3 Interviewed by Adina Langer 10/24/08 wav file 42:14 Judson Church Oral History Project

Tamara Oral History
November 2, 2008
Interviewed by Keara Duggan
Disc 1 of 1 (56 min 50 sec)
Judson Memorial Church Oral History Project
For NYU Oral History Course - Fall 2008
Track 1: Introduction by Keara Duggan
Track 2: Brooklyn Neighborhoods
Track 3: Joining the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Track 4: Childhood in Bedford Stuyvesant and Food
Track 5: Living in Fort Greene
Track 6: Career as a Teacher
Track 7: Teaching and Higher Education

Carolee Schneeman Oral History
11/25/2008
Interviewed by Joanna Steinberg
Judson Church Project
Disc 1 (45 minutes)
Track 1: Introduction to Judson Church; early uses of the body in art; "protofeminist" and "transgressive" movement in Judson Dance Theater; coherence and dissention in choreographic styles within the Judson group; emergence of art scene at Judson Church in 1960s
Track 2: Continued emergence of art scene at Judson; meaning of church as a space for performance; relationship between artists and members of Judson Church; Schneemann's artistic process
Track 3: Audience members and their responses; Newspaper Event; Meet Joy; Freedom of Expression at Judson Church; political implications of Judson aesthetic; relevant political issues and involvement (anti-Vietnam movement and feminism)
Track 4: "Interior Scroll"; inclusion of women in art criticism; teaching positions and practices; overall impressions and reflections on experiences at Judson Church

Judson Oral History Project:
Rachel Tenney and Bethnene Trexel
November 19, 2008
Interviewed by Laura Zeccardi
Disc 1 of 2 (1:27:5)
Judson Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood at Judson
Track 2: Teenage Years at Judson
Track 3: Youth Activities/Teaching Judson Beliefs
Track 4: Past and Present Activism at Judson
Track 5: Acceptance and Activism
Track 6: Teaching Sunday School at Judson
Track 7: Leaving Judson, Macalester College
Track 8: Personal Growth/Changes at Judson
Track 9: Bethnene's Description of Rachel's Childhood at Judson
Track 10: Growth of Congregation
Track 11: Rachel's Baptism at Judson
Track 12: Bethnene's Reaction to Rachel's Rededication
Track 13: Bethnene's Childhood/Religious Background
Track 14: Bethnene's experience in NYC/Judson Church
Track 15: Bethnene's Activism work during Rachel's Childhood

Judson Oral History Project:
Rachel Tenney and Bethnene Trexel
November 19, 2008
Interviewed by Laura Zeccardi
Disc 2 of 2 (1:27:5)
Judson Church Oral History Project
Track 1: Childhood at Judson
Track 2: Teenage Years at Judson
Track 3: Youth Activities/Teaching Judson Beliefs
Track 4: Past and Present Activism at Judson
Track 5: Acceptance and Activism
Track 6: Teaching Sunday School at Judson
Track 7: Leaving Judson, Macalester College
Track 8: Personal Growth/Changes at Judson
Track 9: Bethnene's Description of Rachel's Childhood at Judson
Track 10: Growth of Congregation
Track 11: Rachel's Baptism at Judson
Track 12: Bethnene's Reaction to Rachel's Rededication
Track 13: Bethnene's Childhood/Religious Background
Track 14: Bethnene's experience in NYC/Judson Church
Track 15: Bethnene's Activism work during Rachel's Childhood