HV025- Heat

Sun in the desertHearing Voices from NPR®
025 Heat: Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days of Summer
Host: Scott Carrier of Hearing Voices
Airs week of: 2012-07-11 (Originally: 2008-08-20)

“Heat” (52:00 mp3):

Five symptoms of heat fatigue:

A sound-poem for “Dead of Summer” in the city by Marjorie Van Halteren and Lou Giansante, read by Russell Horton.

Tuscon residents reflect the desert “Heat,” with author Charles Bowden, poet Ofelia Zepeda, and music by Steve Roach; produced by Jeff Rice.

The perfection of family, a crippled man on a blind man’s back, and a collective scream of “I’m not dead,” sweat it out in Joe Frank‘s “Summer Notes.”

Cats pulling pianos are “The Little Heroes” in John Rieger‘s Dance on Warning series.

And host Scott Carrier takes a long hot cross-country drive down “Highway 50,” the loneliest road in America.

Music by The Lovin’ Spoonful and Flying Lizards.

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Comments (3)

would anyone know what the haunting song 40 minutes is called? It is overlaid onto a recording of flipping through some evangelical music, and it’s just such a nice dreamy song it’s going to haunt me til i figure it out, thanks!

Comment added by stephen w on 07.17.12

oh i figured it out! mazzy star – fade into you

Comment added by stephen w on 07.17.12

There is so much great music on this podcast. A full list of it would be really helpful, if it’s possible and not too much trouble.

Comment added by John Holden on 07.24.12



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