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Piece Description
In his own words, Anthony Mulay explains the technology he uses to rid New York City's sidewalks of gum patches, and where his machine gets the most use.
3 Comments
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Review of GumbusterI really like this piece. The narrator's voice was so authentic to NYC and his storytelling skills drew me to the piece even more. That coupled w/the nat sound and the quirkiness of the topic make it a memorable piece. |
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Review of GumbusterTo be honest, I had never thought about "gum polution."
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Timing and Cues
Program: Street Performer
Producer: Evelyn Lombardo and Shane D’April (dee-APE-rill), WFUV, New York
SUGGESTED HOST INTRO:
People make a living doing all kinds of odd jobs. Here's a guy who’s found a niche scraping gum off the sidewalks.
SUGGESTED HOST TAG:
The Gumbuster comes to us from producers Evelyn Lombardo and Shane D’April (dee-APE-rill) at WFUV in New York City.
RUNDOWN (Timings & Cues):
:00-1:27
IQ: "My name is Anthony Mulay…"
OQ: "...I don’t mind so much." Then brief applause fade.
MODE: Mono



Jen Curry
Posted on September 06, 2005 at 06:47 PM | Permalink
Review of Gumbuster
This is not just cleaning up chewing gum from the sidewalk with a spray can and a scraper, apparently now, there's a more complicated way. This guy is colorful, and glad to have heard his side of the story. Great people-centered element.