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Piece Description
Who do we meet, who do we see when we walk through the city village, the park or even just in the street where you live?
In this program there are workmen on the street, women in the park and citizens in the community.
Broadcast History
Good Morning West Marin 9.am Host Susan Deixler
Epicenter 11 a.m. host Lyons Filmer
Monday July 6 on KWMR
Transcript
June 2009
Summer on the Hill,
As I pass the two men beginning their work at the top of the road I smile a good morning.
“‘ow are you young lady?” The older man calls out. He yearns for the old patterns of his youth and a witness to his memories. He is standing, barely upright, and holding tight to the railing that is protecting the pavement repair from the pedestrians and the pedestrians from the repairs. Though it is only eight in the morning the day is already hot. It will be another scorcher in this week of high temperatures. If the old man wasn’t holding on to the rail he would be keeling over from a life time of smoking three plus packets of Woodbine cigarettes a day and his resulting emphysema. A young Ukrainian man, one of the eighty percent of ‘foreigners’ who reportedly have taken the manual jobs in England watches as we exchange our morning greeting. It is the Ukrainian who...
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Timing and Cues
.30' music intro and .15' after the credits at the end
Additional Credits
Music composed and performed by Pete Horner
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