Side 1 : CBC Radio,"Morningside" - Peter Gzowski in conversation with Dorothy Livesay, Writer-in-Residence at the University of Toronto, March 16, 1983, Regina Radio Studio, April 19, 1983, -Lorna Crozier reviews Dorothy Livesay's Phases of Love and Margaret Atwood's Murder in the Dark, Finale of Beethoven's7th Symphony, Last part is blank; Side 2 : Blank

Side 1 : Scattered and unconnected, Mostly blank; Side 2 : Begins with brief comments on Vancouver as a choral city by John Washburne(?), Conductor of the Vancouver Chamber Orchestra, Season 1980/81, Dorothy Livesay and her sister Sophie Livesay Stewart talk about their shared Winnipeg childhood, n.d.

Side 1 : Dorothy Livesay interviews Mildred Osterhout Fahrini; Side 2 : CBC Radio,"Morningside", - Program on George Falady, Hungarian Poet, Dorothy Livesay answers questions for Room of One's Own

Side 1 : Dorothy Livesay - Interviews Christopher Grieve (Hugh MacDiarmid, pseudonym); Side 2 : Blank

Sides 1 & 2: On A. M. Klein

Side 1 : Ernest Manera--Music - "Bartok and the Geranium", Last part is blank; Side 2 : Blank

Sides 1 & 2 : Spanish music

Sides 1 & 2 : Conclusion of a two-day seminar on Manitoba literature (with a focus on ethnic literature). Participants include Dorothy Livesay, David Arnason, Al Reimer, Mrs. Peters, and Dr. Pauls. The discussion is chaired by Dr. Saunders.

Sides 1 & 2: Dorothy Livesay - Memoirs about the Thirties Dec. 1974

Side 1 : Readings of "The Wind Our Enemy" by Anne Marriott and; Call My People Home (Selections); Side 2 : Continuation of reading - Call My People Home; IPS: 7 1/2

The collection consists sound recordings mainly of interviews, poetry readings, memoirs, music, and recordings of CBC and BBC radio programs.

Side 1 : About her N. Rhodesia assignment; Poetry reading, IPS: 7 1/2 ends 3 3/4; Side 2: Interviews teachers in N. Rhodesia about system of education, IPS: 3 3/4

Side 1 : Conversations with Jean and Alan Crawley, Michael Crawley, and Dorothy Livesay. Followed by Dorothy Livesay reading from Call My People Home, 1964, Alan Crawley and Dorothy Livesay: About recent Canadian literature, 1965; IPS: 7 1/2; Side 2 : Blank

The collection consists of sound recordings mainly of interviews, poetry readings, memoirs, music, and recordings of CBC and BBC radio programs.

Side 1 : Blank; Side 2 : Dorothy Livesay - Remarks about creativity, teaching poetry, etc., March 1979

Side 1 : CBC,"Hornby Collection," "Voices of Women," Dorothy Livesay's suite, Dec. 4, 1982 - Betty Phyllips reading from New Poems, by Dorothy Livesay; Side 2 : BBC docudrama on birth and pre-birth. From the program, "The Spring of Memory" Dec. 8, 1982

Side 1 : CBC,"Disasters'., Radio Broadcast "2 New Hours" with host Warren Davis. Presented at Bloor Street United Church, Toronto, Ont., April 1983 - Program on Renga, traditional Japanese chain music with the collaboration of more than 100 poets and musicians; Side 2 : Dorothy Livesay (At Massey College, Toronto) Jan. 9, 1983, - Recording of memoirs