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May 30, 2004 (#3)
Karaoke Counselor
Natalie Kestecher – Producer, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
(Audio for this segment is not available.)
To whom can you turn if your relationship has soured? You might try traditional
couples' therapy, or you could explore the possibilities karaoke has to offer.
(ABC’s Listening Room)
If They Had a Pill, I'd Be There in a Second
Emily Botein, Dean Olsher and Rachel Sobel – Producers, WNYC Radio
We follow Chris Schell through a three-week program at the American Institute
for Stuttering in New York, then back home, where he struggles to hold on to
his new, stutter-free self. (PRI’s The Next Big Thing from WNYC)
Voice of Warning
Anne Penman and Trisha Wilson - Producers, CBC
Two friends living on the edge of Vancouver's nightlife push too hard, then
face the consequences of the resulting tragedy by boldly sharing their story
with students all across Canada. (CBC’s Outfront)
Tupperware
Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva, The Kitchen Sisters – Independent Producers
The Kitchen Sisters eavesdrop on a 1970s Tupperware party—learning about
Tupperware culture, after-parties, and conventions and delighting in the
unforgettable, unmistakable Tupperware burp. (NPR’s All Things Considered)
Featured Music:
Wayne Horvitz, Monologue (Cavity Search)
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May 23, 2004 (#2)
High School
David Torgesen – Producer, Antenna Theater Productions
Produced in the form of a walking tour of Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley, California, this piece captures the experience of contemporary high school life. Over the course of the tour, listeners we pass through the high school’s buildings, courtyards, cafeteria, administrative offices, and bathrooms, gaining insight into the hopes, dreams, and fears felt by teenagers on a typical day.
Interview with David Torgesen
Re:sound host Gwen Macsai talks with the creator of High School.
Sound Design from Hell
Jonathan Mitcheli- Independent Producer
Film sound designer Steve Boeddeker demonstrates how sound can be used to enhance the emotional impact of a scene. (WNYC’s Studio 360)
Featured Music:
Mice Parade, Collaborations (Bubblecore)
This Heat, Deceit (Rough Trade)
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May 16, 2004 (#1)
Fez, Morocco
Jim Metzner – Sound Recordist
Fez, Morocco, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Jim Metzner takes us on an aural tour of the city and back in time.
Holy Soul
Matt Power – Independent Producer
Matt Power was a 15-year-old aspiring writer when he met poet Allen Ginsberg at his cousin's bar mitzvah. The two developed an intimate friendship, and Ginsberg's influence as a mentor, friend, and writer is still ever-present in Matt's daily life. (PRI’s The Next Big Thing from WNYC)
Mind, Body, Soul
Gregory Whitehead - Performance Artist, Playwright, and Independent Producer
Gregory Whitehead interviews a performance artist whose “art” consists of consuming entire copies of the Oxford English Dictionary, Gray's Anatomy, and the King James Bible, page by page.
Featured Music:
E*Vax, Parking Lot Music (Audio Dregs)
Erock, Conscious (Audio Dregs)
The Books, The Lemon of Pink (Tomlab)
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More from Holy Soul producer Matt Power on being a writer and visual artist Behind The Scenes. |
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