Series for Richard Stull
Taking inspiration from music, sports, past and current events, and the essence of jazz, Doc Stull and Andy Barnett craft a spoken word and music segment for broadcast on KMUD called "Make It Right". Performed for a live audience at the Redwood Playhouse in Garberville, the compositions speak of the possible, the impossible, and the just plain fun. The mini on-air poetry slam has a beat, a soul, and a purpose. Doc and Andy just want to "Make It Right."
- From: Richard Stull
- Updated: Oct 06, 2014
Athletes from the Americas and Caribbean have had a profound impact in their native countries but also reflected the complex relationships between their countries and political and popular culture of United States. This series looks at athletes like Puerto Rico's Roberto Clemente, Argentina's Luis Firpo and other fascinating examples of sport figures who had important and surprising cultural influences beyond simply sport in their own countries and in the United States.
- From: Richard Stull
- Updated: Oct 08, 2014
Classics Now is a short monthly radio feature produced by Dr. Dick (Doc) Stull and Mary Harper on KHSU radio 90.5 FM. Since 1994, Dick and Mary have discussed with over 240 classic books from Aristotle to Shakespeare to the book of Job in the Old Testament. (Dick and Lance Hardie and did the original shows between 1994-1997 after which Mary Harper succeeded Lance) The archives in this collection run back to 2009. The show is an outgrowth of the Northcoast Book Discussion Group which was founded by Dick Stull, Lance Hardie and Joe Dureaux in 1994. It can be found at http://www.hardiehouse.org/greatbooks/
- From: Richard Stull
- Updated: Oct 06, 2014
Original spoken word stories and personal reflections from Doc's from Doc Stull's Sports Today and in the Day.
- From: Richard Stull
- Updated: Sep 17, 2012
- From: Richard Stull
- Updated: Nov 26, 2013
