February 22, 2013 9:23 am by: Mike Lee
Listen, we know you're probably as eager to start your weekend as we are, so we're not going to waste your time with all kinds of nonsense. Let's just get right to it, shall we?
We've got three totally different pieces of radio goodness for you today. First off, it's
The Perfect Storm, from the fine folks at This Land Press in Tulsa. It's a historic look back at the Dust Bowl; it's really done and informative, so we know you'll like it.
Then it's a portrait of musician Corn Mo. Maybe you've never heard of Corn Mo, and just think that he's some dude with an improbably odd name. Well, he is that, but there's more to him than just that improbably odd name. He's a pretty interesting guy and you're gonna enjoy hearing his story.
And then we'll wrap it all up with
For Libertarians and Anarchists Holiday Giving is... from O'Dark buddy Emily Corwin. It's an interesting look at holiday giving that's chronologically inappropriate for late February, but hey, who cares?...
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What's on the podcast today? You might as well ask what's not on the podcast!
No, wait, that's not right at all. Telling you what's not on it would take forever and give you little usable information. It'd be a total waste of your time and mine. There are literally millions of things that aren't on today's podcast. But, more importantly, there are a handful of things that are on today's podcast, and they're pretty cool. The lesson here? Be happy with what you have.
We'll start off with A Toy Story, which is not the beloved Pixar movie, but a soon-to-be-beloved audio piece from producer Robbie Feinberg. You'll enjoy it, we promise.
And then we'll move on to a new episode of The Mikie Show, in which Mikie chats it up with one Mary Hartman, PhD,... » read more
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On this edition of In Black America, producer/host John L. Hanson Jr. presents part one of a two-part discussion with John B. Wooten, chairman of the
Fritz Pollard Alliance Foundation. When the...
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On the final O'Dark podcast for May 2011, we'll bring you a Memorial Day special (only a day late), and we'll wrap up the latest edition of one of our favorite radio shows.
Up first it's
Mothers and Sons, a sonic memorial produced by Marjorie Van Halteren and Helen Engelhardt. It's a...
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It's another episode of O'Dark Classic! Put on your disco shoes and groove on down to the wayback machine, 'cause we're gonna rocket you back in time to about six weeks ago, when this episode originally aired.
Episode 70 includes
Memories of Fukushima, Japan...
Hooligans on the...
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My oh my, is it Tuesday already? The time, she does fly. But fear not; we haven't forgotten to assemble a lovely podcast for you. It being the start of summer and all, it seems like the perfect time to take (or at least talk about) road trips. And, as luck would have it, that's exactly what Glynn...
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It's the Friday podcast, and today we're bringing you three audio gems mined from our Diamond Anniversary show. Up first, it's producer Kyle Gassiott's profile of Kareem Salama, who falls into the old stereotype of the Muslim country singer born and raised in Oklahoma. Up next, it's a little...
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Let's take a little trip down memory lane. Remember April of 2011? Good times. Simpler times. Relive those memories with this edition of
O'Dark Classic.
Episode 71 includes
this here darling #1...
Walt Whitman: Song of Myself...
The Wind-Energy for...
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KUT's O’Dark 30 approaches the Ides of May with more of the best from the world of independent radio production. This weekend on the show there’s commentary from KUT listener Ursula Pike, a story about the Wiener Nationals, a new Mikie Show, The Child Who Was Washed to Death and lots more. ...
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KUT's O’Dark 30 continues to celebrate the holiday weekend with more of the best from the world of independent radio production. This time around former KUT Morning Edition host Graham Shelby tells us the story of
Planet Buddy, there’s a brand new episode of
Hey We’re Back,...
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Don't embark on a Memorial Day weekend road trip before downloading today's podcast! We're bringing you part two of
Snap Judgement's "Road Trip" episode and a brand new edition of
Bonjour Chanson! Your trip won't be complete without these stories and French songs to listen to as...
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On this edition of In Black America, producer/host John L. Hanson Jr. speaks with N. Jeremi Duru, Associate Professor at Temple University’s James E. Beasley School of Law and author of Advancing the Ball: Race, Reformation, and the Quest for Equal Coaching Opportunity in the NFL.
Two days...
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KUT's O’Dark 30 skips its vacation plans to return this weekend with the best from the world of independent radio production. Sunday on the show we’ll search for wild morels on the Yellowstone, bring you new episodes of
Snap Judgment,
Hey, We're Back and a Bob Dylan birthday...
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On this edition of In Black America, producer/host John L. Hanson Jr speaks with Ashley Kahn an award-winning journalists, radio essayist and author of Kind of Blue: The Making of the Miles Davis Masterpiece. In the spring of 1959, seven musicians got together in a converted church on 30th Street...
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Here at O'Dark Central, we love holiday-themed radio pieces, especially when they're played in a not-at-all-timely fashion. It's a thing we do, and in the spirit of doing that thing we do, we've got for you today a Mother's Day piece, which is kind of late, and a Valentine's Day piece, which is...
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It's Friday the 13th, and given the unshakeable love that O'Dark has for ghost stories and things that go bump in the night, we just had to do something special for today's podcast. Prepare to give your ipod, smartphone, or zune (yeah, people have zunes!) a fright by loading it up with this...
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