
More from Rob Rosenthal
Malaga Island: A Story Best Left Untold
(00:58:56)
From: Rob Rosenthal
In 1912, the state of Maine evicted a mixed-race community from Malaga Island. It was an act of racism, eugenics, and political retribution. The eviction impacted generations ...
Words From the Frontier: Poetry In Maine
(00:59:26)
From: Rob Rosenthal
Words from the Frontier: Poetry in Maine is an hour-long program featuring fifteen contemporary Maine poets.
Nothing Predictable: Kayaking Newfoundland
(00:02:35)
From: Rob Rosenthal
Kayaking through icebergs in Newfoundland.
Heard: At Once - Portland Headligght
(00:09:03)
From: Rob Rosenthal
An audio composition featuring the foghorn of Portland Headlight.
Heard: At Once - Bell Buoys
(00:03:30)
From: Rob Rosenthal
An audio composition featuring bell buoys recorded while kayaking in Portland Harbor.
Piece Description
FROM THE BEGINNING OF APRIL TO THE END OF MAY, YOU?LL FIND HARRY ABRAHAM AT RIVER?S EDGE FILLING PLASTIC BAGS WITH HIS FAVORITE LEAFY GREEN ? FIDDLEHEADS.
Broadcast History
not aired. featured on a cd audio tour.
Transcript
Host Intro:
NARRATOR -- THE KENNEBEC RIVER RUNS THROUGH THE HEART OF CENTRAL MAINE. FROM THE BEGINNING OF APRIL TO THE END OF MAY, YOU?LL FIND HARRY ABRAHAM AT RIVER?S EDGE FILLING PLASTIC BAGS WITH HIS FAVORITE LEAVY GREEN ? FIDDLEHEADS.
Harry While Picking - These are what we're looking for?some good ones here. (Sound of picking underneath.)
NARRATOR -- FIDDLEHEADS ARE EDIBLE FERNS. YOU PICK THEM BEFORE THEY UNFURL, WHEN THEY LOOK LIKE THE CURLED END OF A VIOLIN. HARRY'S DRESSED IN JEANS AND A LIGHT JACKET TO STAY DRY IN THE SPRING MIST. IT DOESN'T TAKE LONG TO FILL A BAG -- HARRY KNOWS WHERE THE GOOD ONES ARE.
ETC. ETC.
NOTE: Please include in an outro that this piece is part of the audio tour "Deep Woods and River Roads: Voices from the Kennebec-Chaudiere Heritage Corridor."
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