NPR Vault: Mushroom to Fight Terror
If it isn't T-shirt vendors that stop the next terror attack maybe it will be 'shrooms... Piece sent to us by an AD user. Thanks Matt!
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added may 3rd
added april 28th
The Sound of Noise
Pédilüv is a radio art programme, produced at Campus Radio in Paris. This episode, The Sound of Noise, has more English language content than usual, from a range of sources: The Global Theatre of the Air, Adam Boham, The Poo Lord, John Cage, and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. It's curious, and curiously engaging.
– Audio Documentary London Bureau
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Playtime: 30 minutes
TAGGED WITH
Sound Rich, Radio, poetry, Weird, Art
A Different Kind of Jew
Join Australian author Antony Lowenstein as an ear witness to the Gaza Freedom March and his internal struggle of identity.
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added april 26th
Choosing Castration
An extraordinary series of interview about men who've volunteered for chemical castration. In one possibly upsetting interview, a sex offender discusses how he chose it, and life now. Also, a man who was not a sex offender but physically castrated himself to reduce his testosterone fuelled aggression.
– Audio Documentary London Bureau
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Playtime: 52 minutes 12 seconds
added april 22nd
The First Earth Day
From the Pacific Radio From the Vault series. Audio from the very first Earth Day in New York 1970.
From the site:
"We’ll begin with Pete Seeger from the Main stage at Union Square in Manhattan, singing with Reverend Frederick Douglas Kirkpatrick. Then, a WBAI reporter with a portable recorder will happen upon Allen Ginsberg sitting in a lotus position holding a daisy amongst the thousands of Earth Day participants… later, Ginsberg would address the masses from the stage, as would Margaret Meade and Odetta."
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Playtime: 28 minutes 11 seconds