PRX is a Radio Locavore

PRX is a Radio Locavore

Hi friend of PRX,

Locavore has just been named the word of the year. What makes sense to foodies resonates with PRX because we believe in producing locally and listening globally. A local story to you might feel just as relevant to listeners in dozens of other cities and towns. Locavore listening...a harvest of sound! We hand-picked these:

One woman takes up a locavore challenge. Hear from documentary filmmakers featured on PBS's P.O.V. And, Broadway is closed, but LA Theatre Works is open on PRX.

Is this ripe?
-John

Hear Those Sleigh Bells Ring-a-ling?
Glad Tidings
KBYU, 57:50
Traditional Christmas program featuring the premiere choirs and orchestra at the Brigham.

New Orleans Christmas
Putumayo World Music, 59:00
Join us for Christmas New Orleans-style, with Louis Armstrong, Topsy Chapman, Charmaine Neville, and many more of the crescent City's finest.

Check out our "Editor's Picks" Christmas collection!

(Image by Windy.)

Festival of Lights
Hanukkah begins December 4th this year.

Illuminations: Jewish Culture in the Light of the World
Claire Schoen, 3 hour-long pieces
Hear about intermarriage between a Christian and Jewish family, the conflicts of race and religion, and celebrate storytelling in the Jewish faith.

Hear more "Editor's Picks" for Hanukkah.

(Image by Whitney Wachter.)

Fighting Cancer
Dina's Diary: Journey of a Cancer Survivor
Dina Howard / KXPR, 54:00
This intimate, award-winning audio diary documents a young mother's year-long battle with breast cancer. (Note: this version is newscast compatible. See the non-newscast version here.)

Plan Ahead
>> Thanksgiving
>> The Fundraising Soundbank
>> Principles of On-Air Pitching

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