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Jake Warga
PRI's Public Interactive featured Jake Warga's "Haunted Cabin" on the Public Arts section of their site.
Broadcast: Oct 31 2006 on HV NewsSeries: Hearing Voices- News Subjects: Feature, Family
Ann Heppermann, Rick Moody & Kara Oehler
The "Ghana" piece in this series, produced with author Rick Moody, has won a Third Coast Festival award.
Broadcast: Oct 27 2006 on HV NewsSeries: Song & Memory
4:27
Barrett Golding
Gospel music's great Mahalia Jackson, was born 95 years ago today (October 26 1911). She recorded for Decca and Columbia, had her own CBS radio sow, performed at John F. Kennedy's inauguration and Martin Luther King, Jr's funeral. Mahalia grew up in the "Black Pearl" section of New Orleans, singing in the Baptist Church. In this 1950s interview, she recalls the music of her youth. [transcript]
Broadcast: Oct 26 2006 on NPR Day to Day Subjects: Religious, Music, Historical, African American
8:28
Ann Heppermann, Rick Moody & Kara Oehler
When Hannah Marcus, a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, was little, she often listened to music with her babysitter. Hannah didn't just get a musical education from the babysitter, she was schooled in politics and race.
Broadcast: Oct 21 2006 on APM Weekend AmericaSeries: Song & Memory Subjects: Music, Youth, Children
6:30
Jesse Boggs
In the 1960s, Jim Coyle and Mal Sharpe took to the streets of San Francisco in the name of radio comedy. They asked strangers random questions and give them wild scenarios. Along the way, they captured the San Francisco culture and attitude of the time. Their work has been compiled on a four-disc set called "Coyle and Sharpe: These Two Men Are Imposters."
Broadcast: Oct 21 2006 on APM Weekend America Subjects: Historical, Comedy
2:46
Jack Chance
In a Thailand market, Manop Thammadoonpinij, a music teacher and luthier, performs traditional songs on a haunting little-known ancient stringed instrument, the Pin Pia. (Collected along the travels of the Mountain Music Project). [transcript]
Broadcast: Oct 20 2006 on NPR Day to Day Subjects: World, Travel, Music
7:44
Scott Carrier
Stalking mushrooms on the banks of a flooding river, and the recipes and feast which follows. [transcript]
Broadcast: Oct 18 2006 on PRX Nature Stories Podcast; Jun 28 2005 on NPR Day to Day Subjects: Food, Environment, Acoustic
[Hearing Voices]
We've opened a new radio-related store, and picked some favorite Amazon products from some of radio's best: Books & CDs by Radio Diaries, Sound Portraits, Kitchen Sisters, Sarah Vowell, Scott Carrier, NPR, Ken Nordine, Negativland, and more.
Broadcast: Oct 15 2006 on HV NewsSeries: Hearing Voices- News
8:30
Hillary Frank
The producer's phobia of moths, butterflies, and bats has at times prevented her from using outdoor bathrooms and watching movies in the park, even caused her to fall off her bike. She found this completely embarrassing until she discovered that lots of rational people she knew had irrational fears.
Broadcast: Oct 14 2006 on APM Weekend America Subjects: Health
2:30
Jake Warga
The Australian Football League reached its finale with the Sydney Swans take on the West Coast Eagles in the Grand Final. It was played in Melbourne's cricket grounds. Aussie football, or footie, originated around 1858. But some say it evolved from an earlier Aboriginal game called Marn Grook. Aboriginal sports commentator Grant Hansen highlights a few of the finer points of this very rough sport
Broadcast: Sep 29 2006 on PRI/WGBH/BBC The World Subjects: Sports, International
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