Jay Allison's piece "Cross My Path." Robynn 'nonogirl' Takayama's honorary for Noriyuki 'Pat' Morita. Sarah Vowel's 1998 roadtrip for This American Life, "Trail of Tears." Sarah Vowel's first document "On Radio", my self-declared podcast textbook. The silent aural pieces of soundartist Joan Schuman. Years of MP3 files from the Third Coast International Audio Festival. Studs Terkel's post-Hiroshima interview of Hideko Tamura Snider. My wife.
Sounds Like
a podcast, because it is a podcast. sometimes you can hear the sound of birds from my Bronx window. sometimes you can hear the sound of the Hudson River or the subway or bus fumes or cellphone talkers or sidewalk commerce. Underneath you can always hear the sound of New York. * * * * * * * * * * 2007 podcast interviews released or in the Tourist edit studio: Adam Varga, Baratunde Thurston, "Maria the Korean Bride", Essie Jain, Hsia-Jung Chang, Kevin So and "Tigers and Monkeys."
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Merry Christmas to you as well and a happy new year. The panhandle of Florida (west Florida) is only 100 miles from the piney woods of Alabama. Y'all have a safe trip !
