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A melancholic and deeply touching story from the perspective one soldier who died at Pearl Harbor. Also included is a recording of President Roosevelt's "Day of Infamy” speech to Congress.
*See "Timing and Cues" for suggested edits, if any, for call letters, date/series info, etc.
*This program originated on analog tape using non-digital source material. Some tape hiss and record pops should be expected.
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Related Pieces
Piece Description
A melancholic and deeply touching story from the perspective one soldier who died at Pearl Harbor. Also included is a recording of President Roosevelt's "Day of Infamy” speech to Congress.
*See "Timing and Cues" for suggested edits, if any, for call letters, date/series info, etc.
*This program originated on analog tape using non-digital source material. Some tape hiss and record pops should be expected.
Timing and Cues
Full Version
SEGMENT 1: (3:40)
incue: music, "We'll Meet Again"
outcue: "...for these messages"
HOLE 1 @ 3:40
SEGMENT 2: (8:55)
incue: music, strings
outcue: "...from our sponsors"
HOLE 2 @ 12:35
SEGMENT 3: (11:15)
incue: music, violin
outcue: "...this program possible"
HOLE 3 @ 23:50
SEGMENT 4: (15:44)
incue: music, piano
outcue: "...for these messages"
HOLE 4 @ 39:35
SEGMENT 5: (8:12)
incue: music, orchestra
outcue: "...for joining us."
PROGRAM OUT @ 47:42
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* "Full" version incorporates 4 seconds of tape silence at the head and tail with "3, 2, 1" countdowns between segments. "Segmented" version maintain the countdowns in their original positions as well.
Segmented Version
* Segments created at program holes. See "Full" Version notes for editing notes.
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| We'll Meet Again | Vera Lynn | 00:00 |
Additional Credits
Written by Charles T. Westcott
Robert W. Donovan
Posted on December 03, 2012 at 09:46 AM | Permalink
Simply Fantastic
Mike Whorf is a true artist. His show, this one in particular, "Home Again", is what "the theater of the mind" (radio) was/is really all about. The combination of story, voice and music is magical. what a gift. I thank PRX and radio WMKV FM in Cincinnati for keeping the Kaleidoscope adventure alive.