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Rock fans tune-in to family planning.


 The Population Institute project of a series of public service spots on sexuality and contraceptive awareness has received a positive response from rock radio fans throughout the U.S. The spots have been run on more than 100 radio stations, and participants have included some of the most popular music performers of the day - Linda Ronstadt, Neil Diamond, Boz Scaggs, Maria Muldaur, and the Tubes. The 30-60 second spots include excerpts from interviews in which the performers talk about their feelings concerning sexuality, children, and contraception. Each spot is concluded with the message "Think about it. A message from the Population Institute." The objective is simply to encourage young people to think about these concerns. Another project is "Pregnant Pause," a quarterly newsletter that aims, just like the spots, to encourage sexual responsibility and to lift taboos from the subject of sexuality. Effort is made within the music industry because pop music is popular among teenagers and because of the clearly sexual content of pop music.
