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December 5, 2006 |
PRX Named UN Ambassador
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Hi friend of PRX,
PRX is all about diplomacy. We have a firm handshake and know how to bend like the palm tree, not snap like an oak under pressure. Plus, we're open to all comers: from the holiday pieces from PRI and Radio Netherlands to the new works from indy Jesse Thorn and Virtuoso Voices.
A big tip of the top hat to new producer Mira Burt-Wintonick, a recent Third Coast winner who thoughtfully shares her approach to radio (and video) in a profile this week.
Debate the quality of pieces with your own reviews and ratings. We won't veto your point of view.
--John
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IT'S TIME TO CELEBRATE CHANUKAH
Tell your friend Veronica.
A Taste of Chanukah
WGBH/PRI, 59:00
One-hour encore celebration of Chanukah with traditional and contemporary storytelling and music.
Chanukah in Story and Song
Western Wind/PRI, 59:00
Spanning Ladino songs of Spanish Jews, Yiddish melodies of Eastern Europe, and modern Israeli tunes.
Image by Shannon Paris.
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JOHN BIEWEN'S EDITORIAL BOARD PICK
The Gastronauts
WFUV, 09:30
Meet the Gastronauts, adventerous eaters extraordinaire.
"Nicely done. A small group of adventurous eaters who can also talk engagingly about their hobby. [ . . .] A tasty concoction, on the whole. " - Editorial Board member John Biewen
Read the full review.
See all Editorial Board members.
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LET THE RACES BEGIN
Tom Vilsack on the air.
The Exchange: Tom Vilsack
NHPR, 51:51
The Iowa Governor and presidential candidate talks with NHPR's Laura Knoy about his political past and potential future.
Note: you can edit this piece!
Browse the politics topic on PRX.
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Atlantic Public Media, 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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