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4:31
Jake Warga
Holiday calendars of comic strips as metaphor and memories of a life and a death. [transcript]
Broadcast: Dec 29 2003 on NPR All Things Considered Subjects: Holidays, Health, Comedy
3:45
Joe Plotts
From the Vernacular Project: Barbara Bryon is Dori’s mother. She unknowingly passed the virus to Dori in the womb. Dori considers her mother "her number one hero." She suffers from numerous disabilities, a result of oppportunistic infections that she’s faced in the past 19 years. Dori passed away in September. [transcript]
Broadcast: Dec 1 2003 on NPR Day to Day Subjects: Health, Family
The biggest food assistance program in the West Bank is being shut down. The International Red Cross plans to stop its delivery of food and vouchers to some 300,000 people by the end of this month, claiming Israel has the resources to provide food in the occupied territory.
Broadcast: Nov 13 2003 on APM Marketplace Subjects: Health, War, International
7:45
Ceil Muller
His mouth might have been the most antiseptic place in that hospital. Certainly it was the most welcoming. Greedily reaching out for every possible life giving experience he could get. Death was not without pride, it just was greedy." An etiquette list for those who may be dying soon, and for the soon-to-be survivors. (Photo by Man Ray.) [transcript]
Broadcast: Aug 23 2003 on NPR All Things Considered Subjects: Health, Family
59:00
Jay Allison, Scott Carrier, Kitchen Sisters, John Rieger & [Hearing Voices]
Five traveling stories from public radio's past in this (((Hearing Voices))) special. Hosted by the producers, featuring: "Fifty Miles Out of Gerlach" by John Rieger- Small-town society. "Navajo Pentacostalists" by Scott Carrier- Holy ghosts, hitchhikers and stratocasters. "Road Ranger" The Kitchen Sisters- a highway hero fixes strangers' cars. "Cross My Path" by Jay Allison- Leo Grillo cares for animals, thousands of them. "Trip to the Dentist" by Larry Massett- A nitrous-feuled excursion thru a history of bad dental health. More audio, info and links...
Broadcast: Apr 1 2003 on HV SpecialSeries: Hearing Voices- Specials Subjects: Religious, Health, Specials, Travel
6:37
Dmae Roberts
At riding stables across the country, kids with disabilities are working with horses in a new kind of therapy that’s both physical and emotional. there are about 650 riding centers in the U.S. and Canada that offer therapeutic horse riding to more than 30,000 people with disabilities. One such rider is eight-year-old Grace Kurlychek who rides her horse Dove at Ride-Able in Eugene, Oregon. More at Stories1st. [transcript]
Broadcast: Mar 1 2003 on NPR Living on EarthSeries: Hearts of Nature Subjects: Health, Environment
10:42
Ginger Miles
Recently the Santa Fe Arts Institute gave residencies to New York artists directly affected by the attacks on the World Trade Center. An audio diary from an NYC writer and producer, and former WTC nieghbour.
Broadcast: Aug 1 2002 on PRI/WNYC Studio 360 Subjects: Health, Art
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