An array of stories in the spirit of thanksgiving and giving thanks. A refugee thanks his country with a special meal; a son thanks his parents who raised a family of 14; giving and receiving at a foodbank; plus 'love and the peking duck' and the story of canned fruits that came to a sticky end.
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Piece Description
An array of stories in the spirit of thanksgiving and giving thanks. A refugee thanks his country with a special meal; a son thanks his parents who raised a family of 14; giving and receiving at a foodbank; plus 'love and the peking duck' and the story of canned fruits that came to a sticky end.
Broadcast History
First aired October 2009.
Intro and Outro
INTRO:Hello I'm Robin Brown, this is Living Out Loud. Personal story telling...
OUTRO:...I'm Robin Brown. Have a great Thanksgiving.
