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Title: 92 St. Y New York, NY Singles Courtesy Tape, 92 St. Y New York, NY Singles Courtesy Tape
Identifier: e_mi_009
Contributor: Ivins, Molly
Topic: Separation of church and state, Freedom of speech--United States, Mass media criticism
Dates: 1993-10-03
Box: 2002-137/6
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: Recorded Speech of Molly Ivins at the 92nd Street Y in New York City. In this speech, Molly delivers thoughts on free speech, the separation of church and state, and conservative Evangelical Christian voters. She also talks about the cruelty that she felt had entered political discourse by members of the media, especially Rush Limbaugh.

Title: City of Arts San Francisco: Molly Ivins Hosted by Maya Angelou., City of Arts San Francisco: Molly Ivins Hosted by Maya Angelou.
Identifier: e_mi_020
Contributor: Ivins, Molly
Topic: Mass media criticism, Radio talk show hosts, Texas--History--1846-1950
Dates: 1994-11-29
Box: 2002-137/6
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: The second part of Molly's appearance at City of Arts San Francisco. In this section Molly addresses audience questions and discusses the ugliness of the discourse put out by talk radio hosts and other political commentators as well as Texas politics and history.

Title: Cockefair Chair Luncheon- Molly Ivins- University of Missouri Kansas City, Cockefair Chair Luncheon- Molly Ivins- University of Missouri Kansas City
Identifier: e_mi_015
Contributor: Ivins, Molly
Topic: Separation of church and state, Firearms--Law and legislation, Mass media criticism
Dates: 1994-08-08
Box: 2002-137/6
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: Recorded Speech of Molly Ivins at University of Missouri's Cockefair Luncheon. In this speech, Molly focuses primarily on the separation of Church and State, the Second Ammendment, and the cruelty of satire against the powerless.

Title: Molly Ivins at the West Virginia Cultural Center (Ned Chiton Leadership Lecture), Molly Ivins at the West Virginia Cultural Center (Ned Chiton Leadership Lecture)
Identifier: e_mi_064
Creator: West Virginia Cultural Center
Contributor: Ivins, Molly
Topic: Freedom of speech--United States, Mass media criticism, Journalism--Objectivity--United States
Dates: 1994-09-26
Box: 2.325/G148
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: This is a video of the lecture produced in audio format on e_mi_017 and e_mi_018

Title: Molly Ivins on KQED Forum San Francisco. "Molly, Me, and Music Makes Three: In Dolby C. Followed by Songs to Separate Skeptics from Cynics, Molly Ivins on KQED Forum San Francisco. "Molly, Me, and Music Makes Three: In Dolby C. Followed by Songs to Separate Skeptics from Cynics
Identifier: e_mi_047
Creator: Ritter, Mitch
Contributor: Ivins, Molly, Ritter, Mitch, Krazny, Michael
Topic: Mass media criticism, Radio talk show hosts, Protest songs
Dates: 1993-10-29
Box: 2002-137/6
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: The back side of this tape is the last part of Molly Ivins' appearance at KQED Open Forum and then after this, the tape features random protest music until the end.

Title: "Politics and Other Happenings"- Atlanta History Center Downtown, "Politics and Other Happenings"- Atlanta History Center Downtown
Identifier: e_mi_014
Contributor: Ivins, Molly
Topic: Journalism--Political aspects--United States, Mass media criticism, Television journalism
Dates: 1994-01-19
Box: 2002-137/6
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: The second part of her appearance at the Atlanta History Center. The tape cuts in on the Questions and Answers part of her appearance. In this, Molly elaborates about her impressions of Hillary Clinton, particulary of her Methodist nature and her Christian character. Molly also briefly addresses Janet Reno, Bobby Ray Inman, and the Bobbitt Scandal.

Title: Studs Terkel with Molly Ivins, Studs Terkel with Molly Ivins
Identifier: e_mi_043
Creator: Terkel, Studs
Contributor: Ivins, Molly, Terkel, Studs
Topic: Liberalism--United States--History--20th century, Freedom of speech--United States, Mass media criticism
Dates: 1993-09-29
Box: 2002-137/6
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: A continuation of the recorded interview of Molly Ivins by Studs Terkel. In this part, Molly talks about liberalism as a political ideology, the risk of losing free speech, and the dangers of having political partisans as commentators in journalism.

Title: Talking Talk Radio or the Sitting in Limbaugh Blues, Talking Talk Radio or the Sitting in Limbaugh Blues
Identifier: e_mi_058
Creator: Kimsey, John
Topic: Political satire, American, Radio talk show hosts, Mass media criticism
Dates: 1994
Box: 2002-137/6
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: This tape is just one song by John Kimsey criticizing Rush Limbaugh and does not feature Molly Ivins directly.

Title: University of Wisconsing Eau Claire, University of Wisconsing Eau Claire
Identifier: e_mi_063
Creator: University of Wisconsin Eau Claire
Contributor: Ivins, Molly
Topic: Freedom of speech--United States, Radio talk show hosts, Mass media criticism
Dates: 1993-09-23
Box: 2.325/G148
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: Video tape of Molly speaking a the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire as part of a forum. This speech is primarily about the importance of the first ammendment and not limiting freedom of speech. Of particular interest is an incident which transpires during the question and answer session at the end where a supporter of Rush Limbaugh confronts Molly on some of her points about Limbaugh and Molly counters with stories about his treatment of Hillary Clinton.

Title: West Virginia Public Radio-Molly Ivins (Molly Ivins at the Ned Chilton Leadership Lecture), West Virginia Public Radio-Molly Ivins (Molly Ivins at the Ned Chilton Leadership Lecture)
Identifier: e_mi_017
Contributor: Ivins, Molly
Topic: Freedom of speech--United States, Mass media criticism, Journalism--Objectivity--United States
Dates: 1994-09-26
Box: 2002-137/6
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: Recorded Speech of Molly Ivins at the Ned Chilton III Leadership Lecture, a series of lectures and awards in honor of the famous independent progressive newspaper publisher. In her address, Molly discusses her memories of Ned Chilton, the first ammendment and freedom of speech, as well as her critiques of journalism at the time, especially of supposed journalistic objectivity.