Caption: PRX default Piece image
PRX default Piece image 

No Praise, No Blame, Just So.

From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies
Length: 00:07:43

Twelve years ago, tragedy struck the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament. Read the full description.
No_Praise__No_Blame__Just_So.
None.
To hear the full audio, sign up for a free PRX account or log in.

More from Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

Caption: PRX default Piece image

Only I Can Now (00:05:30)
From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

Deb Dunn’s second love, after her husband, was teaching marine biology. But about five years ago, she had to give it up.
Credit: Storrey Morrison, couirtesy the Salt Archive

Something Left To Give (00:07:03)
From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

At 53, Dr. Bruce Churchill was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
Caption: PRX default Piece image

Wicked Maine Limericks (00:06:10)
From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

The limerick is a form of poetry that is short, rhyming and often of a sexual nature.

All Around Giving (00:05:59)
From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

The Trinity Jubilee Center in Lewiston, Maine is located in one of the poorest Neighborhoods in the state. It doubles as a soup kitchen and refugee center.
Credit: Storrey Morrison, couirtesy the Salt Archive

Spontaneous Hooplas (00:05:36)
From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

Tracy Tingley is a hula hooper in Portland, Maine. She found hooping just before leaving her job as a financial advisor.
Credit: Adrienne Miller, courtesy the Salt Archive

Fiddle-icious (00:06:42)
From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

Ordinarily, if you want to perform with an orchestra you have to have years of musical experience and you have to go through a rigorous audition process. But a group in ...
Caption: PRX default Piece image

Security in a New Homeland (00:06:58)
From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

John Yanga is a refugee from Sudan. He's trying to start a family farm in Maine, where he and his family of nine settled.

Rawfaith (00:07:23)
From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

George McKay had the fantastic dream to build a tall ship that’s wheel chair accessible.
Credit: Adrienne Miller, courtesy the Salt Archive

Funtown (00:06:50)
From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

Funtown/Splashtown USA is the largest family-run amusement park in the Northeast. Half a million people visit the park in Saco, Maine every summer.
Credit: Leah Schmalz, courtesy the Salt Archive

Reenacting Like They're Related (00:06:29)
From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

Confederate Civil War reenactors in Maine? The 15th Alabama is the largest Confederate Civil War reenacting group in the state.

Piece Description

Years later, the small group of contemplative nuns reflects on forgiveness and faith.

Broadcast History

Aired on D2D in November, 2008.

Sign up for PRX

Log in

Piece Statistics

Topics

Tones

Of 2 purchasers of this piece...