Johnny O'Keefe on social issues
1972
Johnny O'Keefe on social issues
1972
- NFSA ID8MN2R6HT
- TypeRadio
- MediumAudio
- FormAdvertisement (includes promotional)
- Duration12 mins, 15 secs
- Year1972
This is a segment of a longer recording made in 1972 for an unidentified radio station where Johnny, in brief grabs, introduces himself and gives his thoughts on various social issues. In this extract, he talks about the influence of television on children, whether drugs should be legalised, the pressures of fame and the value of friendship and his thoughts on God, including whether or not God might be a woman.
Notes by Stephen Groenewegen
This is a segment of a longer recording made in 1972 for an unidentified radio station where Johnny, in brief grabs, introduces himself and gives his thoughts on various social issues. In this extract, he talks about the influence of television on children, whether drugs should be legalised, the pressures of fame and the value of friendship and his thoughts on God, including whether or not God might be a woman.
Notes by Stephen Groenewegen
- NFSA ID8MN2R6HT
- TypeRadio
- MediumAudio
- FormAdvertisement (includes promotional)
- Duration12 mins, 15 secs
- Year1972
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