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Word of Mouth Producer Rebecca Lavoie takes a walk through an old building in downtown Concord, NH with architect Chris Carley. He's added "forensic architecture" to his list of services. He explains what that is, how he does it, and solves at least one little mystery along the way.
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Piece Description
Word of Mouth Producer Rebecca Lavoie takes a walk through an old building in downtown Concord, NH with architect Chris Carley. He's added "forensic architecture" to his list of services. He explains what that is, how he does it, and solves at least one little mystery along the way.
Broadcast History
A longer version of this piece aired on the daily magazine show, "Word of Mouth" on New Hampshire Public Radio on June 7, 2011. For longer version, contact producer.
Timing and Cues
Includes 20 second music fade out at end.
IC: "When you find yourself...."
OC: "...For Word of Mouth, this is Rebecca Lavoie."
Intro and Outro
INTRO:IT’S ALWAYS INTRIGUING TO HEAR ABOUT JOBS YOU NEVER KNEW EXISTED…WATERSLIDE TESTER…DICE INSPECTOR… PET PLASTIC SURGEON…NEW HAMPSHIRE PUBLIC RADIO'S "WORD OF MOUTH" PRODUCER REBECCA LAVOIE RECENTLY TAGGED ALONG WITH AN OBSCURE EXPERT…WHO SCOURS OLD BUILDINGS FOR EVIDENCE OF ARCHITECTURAL CRIMES…
OUTRO:(optional) That piece was produced for New Hampshire Public Radio.
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