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PRX is About Change

Hi friend of PRX,

We?re not taking sides in the campaign rumble. But if you?re among the hundreds of stations or thousands of producers or tens of thousands of listeners who have relied on PRX for the last four years, you know---we?re about change. Open access, living archives, increased public media distribution, free to listeners, leadership in technology and the thrilling discovery of new sounds and talent. Like these:

A dream come true for NASCAR fans. The Orwell antidote. And do deep voices say ?sexy? to women?

Vote!
--John

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Vote Huck McHillobamed
Primary season is off and running. Your listeners want access to verbatim speeches. Your talk shows need easy access to sound.

Browse the PRX Campaign '08 collection of FREE campaign audio to use as you see fit. Submit some audio from the campaign trail yourself!

Get the latest from New Hampshire.

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The Birds and the Bees
Spirit and Body Willing: Sex Over Age 70
2 below zero, 27:46
Does getting older spell the end of sexuality? Not always.
Awarded a national Edward R. Murrow Award for best large-market radio documentary.

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Celebrating Black History Month
Jump for Joy -- Duke Ellington's Celebratory Musical
WFIU, 59:00
Ellington once called the musical "the hippest thing we ever did."

Hear more music for Black History Month.

The Undiscovered Explorer: Imagining York
Oregon Public Broadcasting, 58:55
Follow the story of York, William Clark's slave and the only African American member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

Hear more for Black History Month.

Plan Ahead
>> News Format Curator Mike Marcotte Has Fresh Recommendations for January
>> NEW Music Format Curator David Srebnik launches with his picks for stations >> Fundraising Soundbank

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