NY Times: 82% of Job Losses Are Men, Women to Overtake Men in the Workforce
Check out the audio interview of the NY times's CATHERINE RAMPELL that accompanies the article.
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New Yorker Audio: Africans moving to China's "Chocolate City." One is Obama's Half Brother.
This is a fascinating interview from the New Yorker Out Loud about African immigrants in China and the impact of that - intermarriage etc. They also mention that one of the them - married to a Chinese women - is Obama's half brother.
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Program: New Yorker
Date: February, 2009
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BBC: David Attenborough Interview
BBC interview with David Attenborough legendary host and voice of British nature programs [er, programmes].
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Producer: BBC
Program: The Interview
Playtime: 25 minutes 30 seconds
More Lesbian Separatists
A couple weeks ago we linked to the NY Times audio slide show about a lesbian-only community. This week the New Yorker takes on the the lesbian separatists of the 70's. I guess covering radical dykes is suddenly en vogue in the New York press??
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Producer: Ariel Levy
Program: New Yorker
Playtime: 11 minutes 35 seconds
Date: March, 2009
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NPR Interview with Obama
Obama: "Don't put words in my mouth. Especially not in the White House."
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Date: June, 2009
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Planet Money Controversy
This is audio of part of an interview Planet Money's Adam Davidson did with TARP watchdog Elizabeth Warren. It features Warren and Davidson going at it pretty heatedly about what Warren's role should be. The interview subsequently illicited this apology (at about 1:50) in which someone hinted that Davidson's interview was sexist ( he wouldn't have spoken with Tim Geithner like that) and then this scolding by NPR's Ombudsman. All of which made the interview all that much more interesting and people. I am sure it is the most even listened to Podcast from Planet money.
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Cheap Diamonds
Marketplace talks to a 89 year old inventor who is making diamonds bigger and cheaper.
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Date: June, 2009
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Iranians debate on BBC
This is a really fascinating dialogue from the BBC between a group of Iranians -- both inside and outside Iran -- about the election "protests" going on there.
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Playtime: 7 minutes 40 seconds
Boise Voices
A cool clickable map with audio from the Portland Oral History Project -- "Boise Voices" -- that focuses on a specific neighborhood. Lots of new residents interviewing older one. Hyper local!
Heard about this from the Portland Sentinel.
New Yorker on Savage
New Yorker audio interview with Kelefa Sanneh, who profiled the bombastic, enigmatic talk show host Micheal Savage for the magizine. This piece is unique for the New Yorker in that it uses multiple clips from Savage's radio show.
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How Are You Doing Project
Thanks to Third Coast international Audio Festival for turning us on to this. With appoligies to Daniel Johnston, an audio project that simply asks the question. Anyone can call and contribute. They have a podcast on iTunes and a Facebook page, too.
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Mike Seeger Interview
Interview with Dylan hero and Pete half-brother who passed away Aug. 7.
Here is the NPR rememberance.
Story Corps: Guy who desinged the 50 state flag
He did it as a high school project. His teacher gave him a B- ...until the president called. It's a 2 minute story with four minutes of music after it. Weird.
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Mike Judge on Fresh Air
Hey Beavis, this like a really funny interview and stuff. Mike Judge has a new movie out.
Pychograph!
Did you know there is a podcast called This Week in the History of Psychology? Well there is. It's out of York Univsersity. This episode is about the psychograph (pictutred). The psychograph was based on the idea of phrenology.
You'll have to get past the intro and the overview of the weeks psychology history to get to the discussion of the psychograph.
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Gator Hater
From the Duke Center for Documentary Studies, a cautionary tale about exotic pets.
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Did Texas Execute an Innocent Man?
There has never been a proven case of an innocent person getting the death penalty. The case of Cameron Todd Willingham, executed in Texas in 2004, may become the first.
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This American Life #388: Rest Stop
TAL sends 9 producers to interview people at a single rest stop in New York State.
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In Verse
Troy, New York used to be the richest city in America. But industrial decay has take a toll and the city is now impoverished. Men are scarce and single-mothers the norm.In Verse: Women of Troy from InVerse on Vimeo.
An MQ2 project receiving funding from the Association of Independents in Radio (AIR) and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), "In Verse is a collaboration between poets, photographers and radio producers to create a new model of storytelling in journalism. "
The project will be featured in Virginia Quarterly Review and on Studio 360.
Here is an audio slide show sneak peak. It's one of three that can be found here.
Studs Terkel
Apropos to nothing, really. I like this 2000 Transom interview with the late Studs Terkel.
"I'd gone to law school and it was a bleak horrendous experience. Under no circumstances would I ever practice law."
Ira Glass Talks about the "Free" Internet
Search Engine with Jesse Brown with a unique interview of Ira Glass about the internet and public radio. Search Engine is from TVO "Ontario's public educational media organization and a trusted source of interactive educational content that informs, inspires, and stimulates curiosity and thought."
WUNC's "The Story"
This is a great show from WUNC. This episode features a story (about 3/5 of the way through) from a son who witnessed his father, in order to support the family, getting the heck beat out him, in a carnival boxing match, for $25. Talk about hard times.
Death Diminishes Me
Six men who have become islands of loss, guilt, and illness, also live as islands of hope. Over twenty years, they've lost lovers and friends to HIV and AIDS. A beautifully crafted and engaging documentary in the 2009 Global Perspectives series.
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Playtime: 28 minutes 8 seconds
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New Orleans – Alfred Koch
A short experimental feature on New Orleans, by Alfred Koch. Made for the International Features Conference, and symmetrically bi-lingual, English-German.
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Playtime: 3 minutes 46 seconds
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The Girl at the Window
Producer Anna Yaedell remembers a painting from her childhood, and through it discovers a story exemplifying 20th century Europe. The people of today meet a strong woman who lived through the second world war and far beyond, in Potsdam. A Classic Dox from Radio Netherlands, originally broadcast in 2004.
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Playtime: 29 minutes 30 seconds
Beam Me Up Darling
Get to know avid Star Trek fans – who also happen to be both Irish and gay.
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Playtime: 23 minutes 48 seconds
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BBC Environmental Road Trip
The BBC's weekly environmental programme, One Planet, goes on an American road-trip. The Englishmen see big cars, generous people, and the inventor of lithium-ion batteries. All on the road to Copenhagen.
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Playtime: 27 minutes 2 seconds
Date: November, 2009
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Technology, Science, Interview, Environment, Education, American Issues
The Perfect Job
Oleg Kalugin was a KGB agent in Washington DC. And he really lived the life.
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Playtime: 11 minutes 30 seconds
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Grand Art
Taking performance art to the level of a stunt, as much as a project. Ronan Kelly details provocative arts works that caused a public stir, in Sweden, Ireland, and the UK.
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Playtime: 16 minutes 18 seconds
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The Drill Sergeant's Karma
A Radio New Zealand tale of motorcycles, romance, and reflexology. Plus ghosts.
The weekly documentary Spectrum profiles a woman who moved from a trailer in Australia and and her corporate job, to New Zealand and a life in alternative therapies.
This story goes many places – all via one woman.
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Playtime: 23 minutes 30 seconds
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Piers Plowright
An interview with the renowned BBC radio features producer, Piers Plowright. From the Radio Radio series, by PennSound at the University of Pennsylvania and Ubu. A masterclass, and insight into the mind of the man who forms the programmes.
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Playtime: 44 minutes 58 seconds
In His Sights
A revealing and upsetting interview with a woman who has been stalked by one man for fifteen years. The story, which includes aggression and threat, starts in June 1994, and continues up to today.
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Playtime: 18 minutes 30 seconds
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My Own Private Twillingate
The successful struggle of an immigrant doctor to the town of Twillingate, New Foundland. Dr. Mohamed Iqbal Ravalia is profiled delightfully by the CBC.
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Playtime: 19 minutes 15 seconds
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26 July – Revolt in Cuba
An old-school radio feature, with actorly presentation and interviews with Fidel Castro, from 1958. Brought to us by CBC's archive programme, Rewind.
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Playtime: 51 minutes 3 seconds
Mighty Mac
An old sofa, and an upholsterer who is a powerlifting world champion. Mighty Mac won a Special Award at the Prix Europa in 2009. An engaging, endearing and vivid documentary, with strong accents.
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Playtime: 42 minutes 15 seconds
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My Mom Wants to Get a Haitian
Lots in the news about the controversial adoption of Haitian children. AD listener Kevin Bolger sent this really "on-the-ground" personal story from a 25 year-old whose mom really wants a couple Hatian kids.
"brief interview with my friend about a possible change to his family. His mother is considering adopting children from Haiti."
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St Patrick was a Mayoman
Local traditions about St Patrick abound in Ireland, and this RTÉ documentary looked at one, in 1981, with the first visit to a rocky island by humans for hundreds of years.
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Producer: Dick Warner
Program: Documentary On One
Playtime: 39 minutes 29 seconds
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A Simpler Time
An American artist goes to Ireland to fight time. From the classic Radiolab Beyond Time, starting 10 minutes in.
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Playtime: 10 minutes 10 seconds
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Radio and Beer [Explicit]
Devin Katayama produces an independant audio project in which he drinks beer with people and records their conversations.
"This is meant to be the rebel relative to public radio. It's meant to capture an audience that public radio doesn't reach and to bring the dirty lives we live to the ears of those who are interested."
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BBC Pick of the Week
Every Sunday, BBC Radio 4 presents a 45 minute selection of the week's best speech output. Most of it comes from three of the domestic networks, so provides a snapshot of BBC content largely unknown to listeners outside the UK. The usual mix includes factual, music documentary, comedy, and drama. For contractual reasons, each episode stays online for just one week.
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Playtime: 45 minutes
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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.
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Playtime: 52 minutes 12 seconds
AD Exclusive! Up The Cally audio and interview
Francesca Panetta talks to AudioDocumentary.Org
A sound rich journey down one of London's arterial roads, Caledonian Road, from The Guardian. Up The Cally is an engaging mix of local characters, narrator, music and sound. Plus it's available as a clickable map and audio slideshow.
In an exclusive interview with AudioDocumentary.org, the producer, Francesca Panetta tells how making the piece has affected her.
Since this interview was recorded, Francesca has won Britain's highest award for audio, the Sony Gold Award, for Best Internet Programme.
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Playtime: 40 minutes 29 seconds
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Sound Rich, Interview, Immigration, History, Food and Beverage, Environment
Third Ear International
Danish features go North American – the Third Coast International Festival's Julie Shapiro guides a listening event in Denmark, with a selection of engaging radio from the USA and Canada.
Third Ear is a Danish features project, and this is their first instalment entirely in English, under the banner of Third Ear International.
Audio Documentary Europe.
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Playtime: 57 minutes 49 seconds
Date: May, 2010
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The kids today have it easy…
The age old story – young versus old. An up-front and considerate look at teens and the elderly not quite getting along in South London.
From Reprezent's Radio Peckham's youth radio project.
Audio Documentary Europe
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Playtime: 19 minutes 33 seconds
Flower War
A World War II veteran, Gerald Flower, recalls candidly and vividly his time as a tail-gunner. The facts and emotions of bombing raids, and of falling behind the German lines.
From RTÉ's The Curious Ear.
Audio Documentary Europe
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Playtime: 15 minutes 4 seconds
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Freedom From Fear
Aung San Suu Kyi has turned 65, still under house arrest, 20 years after being elected Prime Minister of Burma. This profile of her captures her symbolism, strength and beauty, in both content and form.
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Playtime: 22 minutes 41 seconds
Ageing, living
The book Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives gets a radio reprieve with a new story specially commissioned for the BBC's One Planet programme about ageing. But this episode is most noteworthy as the one where the host makes an old lady cry.
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Playtime: 26 minutes 29 seconds
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Not so slick PR
A girl of Mexican origin in New Zealand is less than impressed with BPs public relations efforts, and phones up Mikey Havoc on Auckland radio station 95 bFM to find out more.
Audio Documentary Europe
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Playtime: 7 minutes 11 seconds
Date: August, 2010
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How they saw the radio
Frequencies is a four part series that celebrates the power of sound, as represented by radio, in the arts.
Audio Documentary Europe.
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UK Today
While the furrowed brows of the BBC World Service are on holidays, they've let the creatives loose, with great effect. Two engaging documentaries about UK citizens who have been put somewhere difficult. Philip McTaggart's son committed suicide, changing his life. Mary Thida Lun's mom fled the Khmer Rouge, and now has a daughter serving in war zones as a British civil servant. Big topics, in a manner more full of human contradiction and personality than we usually hear on the BBC World Service.
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Playtime: 22 minutes 29 seconds
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Interview, History, Death, Gender, Violence, Immigration, Health and Beauty, Interesting
Mine rescue, 1936
As the world's media watches the rescue of trapped miners in Chile, we look back to 1936, when the Canadian Radio Commission reported for six days the attempts to rescue three men trapped in a mine at Moose River, Nova Scotia. A selection of the reports, from the CBC Archives.
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Playtime: 11 minutes 44 seconds