[22:11] Obvious World
Genre: Creative Commons Original Electronic Music
- Obvious World - Sunday Night - 11/10c
- THE INTERCRANIAL WHIZBANG HOUR: The 2nd Annual Post-Mothers Day Salute
- Mothers Day Special 9am Tune in to hear Ruth and Daughter Elsa
- Thank You Fairfield for Making Our KRUU-FM Classical Gala Such a Success
- Sat May 10th @ 9:00 a.m. Pirate Satellite
- DaIn DalLEr the Art of Sound Foundness Sat 10am
- P5kollin
- Poet Tony Ellis describes Soul Mountain Writers' Retreat on Writers' Voices Friday 1 pm
- Fri May 9th @ 12:30 p.m - The Filmosophers Movie Talk Show
- Boss! New H&H!
Audio
Geoff Muldaur and Dick DeAngelis at KRUU-FM
They tell me that April is National Poetry Month, so help celebrate this momentous occasion by tuning into Writers' Voices Monday at 8 am as Caroline and Monica interview Fairfield poets Rustin Larson and Matthew McLeod.
We'll be talking about the role of poetry in America in the 21st
century, what motivates these poets, and more. Plus, we'll get to hear
some great poems!
Fridays at 1pm CST Rebroadcast Mondays at 8am
Shanta Small, formerly of Fairfield, is currently the Associate Director of Publicity
and Marketing at Tarcher/Penguin, an imprint of Penguin Group USA, Inc.
She has worked with both adult and children's book authors, including
Judy Collins (The Seven T's), Julia Cameron (The Artist's Way), Martha
Frankel (Hats & Eyeglasses), Carl Hiaasen (Flush), Markus Zusak
(The Book Thief), and John Feinstein (Last Shot).
This Friday on Planet Erstwild at 3pm, James Moore interviews Professor Norman Finkelstein about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Professor Finkelstein has written several books on the subject including The Holocaust Industry and Beyond Chutzpah.
His scholarly research has been praised by Noam Chomsky, among others. Though his tenure was denied at DePaul University last year after an organized effort to discredit his work by detractors, which the school says played no part in its decision, he retired and in a settlement the university officially declared him a great scholar and good teacher. He recently spoke at Grinnell University. read more »
Monica Hadley interviews funsmith Bernie DeKoven, author of The Well-Played Game and Junkyard Sports, who was a part of Junkfest, this year's Youth Arts Festival.
The Téka Band was on a tour in the Midwest and the Magyar Mix crew caught up with them in Bloomington, Indiana where they were giving a concert closely followed by a Hungarian folk "dance-house" streching well into the night (or was it the morning already ??? ) as part of the 28th György Ránki Symposium by the Indiana University on "Folk Music Revival and the Dance-House Movement in Hungary".
This is an interview in Hungarian with Pál Havasréti, Beatrix Tárnoki and Csaba Ökrös recorded after the last day's dance workshop at the Indiana University.
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A Magyar Mix műsor Téka együttessel készített interjúja az indianai egyetemen megrendezett "Újjászülető népzene és a táncház mozgalom" szimpózium alkalmából - magyar nyelven
A felvételen Havasréti Pál, Tárnoki Beatrix és Ökrös Csaba hallható.
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