Arts & Culture

8/2/2007 Fresh Fruit
8/2/2007 Art Matters
8/2/2007 Write On Radio!

Danish novelist Christian Jungerson calls in to talk about his novel, The Exception, best-selling Jamaican author Colin Channer calls in briefly to talk about his book A Nearly Perfect Moral Fable, and the Soap-Boxing St. Paul Poetry Slam Team (from the other side of the river) joins us for a pre-National Slam rally.

8/1/2007 Echo Chamber

Tons of new stuff in tonight’s Echo Chamber, including Zion Train’s new Live As One (Universal Egg:http://www.wobblyweb.com/zt/liveasone.html), the Vieux Farka Toure remix album UFOs Over Bamako (Modiba Productions:http://www.modiba.net/index2.html), and the re-released The Seven Voyages of Captain Sinbad (Greensleeves:http://www.greensleeves.net/bio/biogCaptainSinbad.html). This show is dedicated to all those killed and injured in the 35W bridge collapse – which occurred the same day this program was broadcast.

7/31/2007 Disabled and Proud
7/30/2007 CHAT Radio: Hmong Arts Culture
7/30/2007 Listening Lounge
7/30/2007 Health Notes

When Parents Hurt
Dr. Joshua Coleman

Most parents today invest more time, energy, and resources in their children than ever before, in part because young people get less from other adults and institutions than in the past. In his exceptionally perceptive new book, Joshua Coleman explains how this social dilemma multiplies the risk of disappointment, resentment, and guilt, offering practical advice to help parents cope with these intergenerational tensions.

7/29/2007 Tehuti: From the Griot to the MC
7/29/2007 Sound Affects: A Radio Playground

Non-commercials from many sources.
A new Fibber McGee and Molly show from Joe Bevilacqua.
W.C. Fields Forever, for the Firesign Theatre’s 40th Anniversary.

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