PRX Tests Presidential Waters

 
 
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PRX Tests Presidential Waters
 
 

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Hi friend of PRX,

Well, it seemed like a good idea.

People do like PRX, we're suckers for cheering crowds with balloons, and reporters' questions aren't too hard. Yet. It's good we have this PRX thing to fall back on in case our poll numbers look crummy in the primary states.

This week PRX got its first piece from Iraq, a string of pieces from the National Holocaust Museum, and even a visit from hip hop artist Wyclef Jean.

Holidays, hunting, Hannukah -- producers and stations are giving PRX a vote of seasonal confidence.

You in?

--John

 
   
 

WINTER HOLIDAYS

Check out more Christmas and Chanukah programming.

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LONG-FORM LISTENING

The Ground We Lived On
Adrian Nicole LeBlanc & Sarah Kramer, 11:33
Journalist Adrian Nicole LeBlanc faces mortality and loss in recordings she made during the last months of her father's life.

Hearing America: A Century of Music on the Radio
American RadioWorks, 59:00
How music on the radio has been an engine for political and cultural change in American life.

Birdathon
Long Haul Productions, 29:00
Two teams compete to find the most birds in Michigan.

 
 

DHEERA SUJAN'S EDITORIAL BOARD PICK

Nobel laureate and economist Amartya Sen on "Identity and Violence" -- on ThoughtCast!
Jenny Attiyeh, 28:30
Amartya Sen, the distinguished economist, philosopher, Nobel laureate and Harvard professor, talks with ThoughtCast about "Identity and Violence: The Illusion of Destiny."

"The host had researched, read the work, had the right questions. But its Mr Sen's sweetness of presence, the humanity of his intellect that is the magnet of this piece." - Editorial Board member Dheera Sujan

Read the full review.

See all Editorial Board members.

 
   
 

CLASSICAL STATION?

As you may know, we don't have a ton of classical music programs. But we want to change that. You can help by filling out this simple survey, which asks questions about current and future radio content on PRX and about a relatively new producer, Virtuoso Voices.

It should take no more than 5 minutes to complete, and will go a long way towards getting pieces on our site that interest you.

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