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June 27, 2006 |
New On PRX
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Plan
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Soundbank For
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http://www.prx.org
I always get bummed about the 4th of July. It marks
an important American event to be sure, but also marks
the apex of Summer. After the 4th, we're all on the
downward slide to Winter. Don't let the heat fool
ya.
So, grab firecracking good radio for the long
holiday weekend. Our neighbors at Open Source
snagged a compelling one-on-one with author Philip
Roth. Producer Larry Josephson is back with a
powerful special on anti-semitism.
Treat listeners to the sounds and stories of nature
with the brilliant work of Jim Metzner and pieces
from Finger Lakes Productions.
You are going to take some time off, right?
-John
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OOO, AAAAH
Fourth of July pieces that make some noise.
Independence
Day
Putumayo World Music, 59:00
A variety of world music that celebrates
independence around the globe.
TOE:
American Exceptionalism
Benjamen Walker, 29:00
Howard Zinn tells us that American
Exceptionalism is a myth, Dennis Madalone sings a
new anthem, and Walker checks out the right-wing
blogosphere.
The USA
Plan
HearingVoices, 29:00
An all-American festival of fireworks-fueled
patriotic fury.
Hear more
4th of July fun on PRX.
Image by Marie Ann
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PHIL CORRIVEAU'S EDITORIAL BOARD PICK
Urban
Homesteaders
Karen Brown, 05:38
A young Massachusetts family lives off the land --
in the middle of a crime-ridden inner-city.
"A nicely mixed, well-edited piece with good use of
sound and actualities." - Editorial Board member Phil
Corriveau
Read the full
review.
See all Editorial
Board members.
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WAR NEWS RADIO
War News
Radio
Marty Goldensohn et al, half-hour weekly
Not just great journalism,
but an educational
tool involving hundreds of students, War News Radio
brings you the real voices beneath the haze of
punditry and statistics.
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PRX is a collaboration of the Station Resource Group
(http://www.srg.org) and
Atlantic Public Media (http:/
/www.atlantic.org), with support from public radio
stations and producers, The Corporation for Public
Broadcasting, The National Endowment for the Arts,
The Ford
Foundation, NTIA's Technology Opportunities Program,
the John
D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the Open
Society Institute, and the Surdna Foundation.
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