FOR THE HELL OF IT: The Life and Times of Abbie Hoffman

For the Hell of It: The Life and Times of Abbie Hoffman

Volumn , Issue , 2023, Pages 1-332

  Raskin, Jonah ^a  

^a SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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502. Katz, David. “An Interview with Abbie.” A Rebirth of Wonder, June 1969: 8-14.
503. Fass, Bob. Interview. WBAI (New York), 24 Sept. 1969.
504. Bergman, Lincoln. Interview. KPFA (Berkeley), 13 Dec. 1969.
505. Forcade, Thomas. “Abbie Hoffman on Media.” Georgia Straight, 21-27 Aug. 1969:8.
506. Carliner, Michael. “Abbie Hoffman for the Hell of It.” Harry, 15 May 1970:11.
507. McLeod, Dan. “It’s Going to be Right in Public.” Georgia Straight, 6-13 Aug. 1969:11+.
508. Meehan, Byrn, and John Eskow. “Heaven Is a Rational Demand: An Interview with Abbie Hoffman.” Cradle Song n.d. [1970?]: 1.
509. Kraus, Steve. “Revolution for the Smell of It: An Interview with Abbie Hoffman.” East Village Other, 25 May 1971: 3.
510. “The Man Who Cried ‘I Am Abbie Hoffman.’” Takeover, 4-22 Sept. 1976.
511. Beal, Dana, and A. J. Weberman. “Abbie Hoffman: An Interview.” Yipster Times, June and Aug. 1978. (Reprinted in Blacklisted News, 558-571. New York: Bleecker Publishing: 1983.)
512. Hamil, Denis. “Fugitive Abbie Hoffman Surfaces in L.A.” L.A. Herald Examiner, 15 Dec. 1978:Ai+.
513. Werbe, Peter. “Interview with Abbie.” [Fictional interview.] Fifth Estate, 19 June 1979:5.
514. Schechter, Danny. “Interview with Abbie.” WBCN (Boston), 1 Nov. 1979.
515. Rubin, Jerry. “Abbie Hoffman’s Last Underground Interview.” High Times, Feb. 1980:34-41.
516. Walters, Barbara. “Abbie Hoffman: Life on the Run.” 20/20 (ABC), 4 Sept. 1980.
517. Kleiner, Richard, and Lawrence Wechsler. “Going for Broke.” L.A. Weekly 26 Sept.-2 Oct. 1980:6+.
518. Cohen, Charlotte. “Abbie’s Road.” Reader (Chicago), 12 Dec. 1980: 8.
519. Peck, Abe. Transcript of unpublished interview. Dec. 1981.
520. Samuels, Mark [pseud, for AH]. “Abbie Hoffman: Steal This Interview.” Oui, Mar 1982: 27+.
521. Wasserman, Harvey. “Abbie Hoffman, ‘Never Trust Anyone under Thirty!’” New Age, Mar. 1983: 30-35.
522. Kallen, Ben. “Beaker Madness: An Interview with Abbie Hoffman.” L.A. Weekly, 16-22 Oct. 1987: 36+.
523. Anvi, Benny. “An Interview with Abbie Hoffman.” Tikkun, 4 (1989), no. 4: 15-19.
524. Blume, Harvey. “Interview with Abbie Hoffman.” Unpublished. Boston, Summer 1988.
525. “Abbie Hoffman: ‘An American Dissident.’” Business Today, Fall 1988:35-37.
526. Ganymedean Slime Mold [video group]. “Interview with Abbie Hoffman.” Wired Journal, Winter 1989:15-25.
527. Goldstein, Al. “Rebel without a Pulse: An Interview with Abbie Hoffman.” Screw, 15 May 1989: 4-7.
528. Holmstrom, John. “Interview: Abbie Hoffman.” High Times, Part 1, May 1989: 35; Part 2, June 1989: 43+; Part 3, July 1989: 35+.
529. Aronson, Jerry, director. The Life and Times of Allen Ginsberg. First Run Features, 1994.
530. Benz, Obie, and Josh Waletzky, directors. Heavy Petting. Skouras Pictures, 1988.
531. Cohen, Nancy, director. My Dinner with Abbie. MDWA Productions, 1989.
532. Kitchell, Mark, director. Berkeley in the ‘60s. First Run Features, 1990.
533. Lanzenberg, Nicolai, director. My Name Is Abbie, Orphan of America. First Run Features, 1981.
534. Markson, Morley, director. Growing Up in America. Cinephile, 1988.
535. Stone, Oliver, director. Born on the Fourth of July. Universal, 1989.