A Mother's Lens

Series produced by Ahri Golden

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A Mother's Lens is a "new genre" experimental podcast series converging original lyrics + radio to focus on the culture change of our times. The vignettes have been embedded and nationally distributed by NPR's 51%.

"Ahri Golden was one of the earliest successful producers on PRX - and now she is back with a special for Mother's Day." - John Barth, Chief Content Officer, PRX

"A whole new genre!" - Tania Ketenjian, Sound Made Public​

“Definitely an interesting listen...​I think you're tapping into a very strong sensibility, that in the right context would bring a lot of meaning to listeners."
- Julie Shapiro, public radio executive

​"CREATIVE GENIUS." ​- Ellen Spiro, Emmy Award-winning filmmaker

​"I’m really enjoying the textures and approaches to this piece! The way the instrumentation and vocals interact with the speaker is compelling..."
- Jenny Lawton, Senior Editor, WNYC

​"The piece was really nicely done. Very interesting choice to let your singing function as narration that sets up the clips."
- Jonathan Mitchell, Creator of The Truth
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"Ahri Golden was one of the earliest successful producers on PRX - and now she is back with a special for Mother's Day." - John Barth, Chief Content Officer, PRX "A whole new genre!" - Tania Ketenjian, Sound Made Public​ “Definitely an interesting listen...​I think you're tapping into a very strong sensibility, that in the right context would bring a lot of meaning to listeners." - Julie Shapiro, public radio executive ​"CREATIVE GENIUS." ​- Ellen Spiro, Emmy Award-winning filmmaker ​"I’m really enjoying the textures and approaches to this piece! The way the instrumentation and vocals interact with the speaker is compelling..." - Jenny Lawton, Senior Editor, WNYC ​"The piece was really nicely done. Very interesting choice to let your singing function as narration that sets up... Show full description


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