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687.W: ANYTIME CLASSICAL, 5/20/2024 10:00 PM

From: CMI
Series: ANYTIME CLASSICAL

6 works, including BACH: Violin Concerto No. 2 in E, BWV 1042. Academy of St Martin in Fields/Joshua Bell; Joshua Bell, violin.

686.B: ANYTIME CLASSICAL, 5/17/2024 1:00 AM

From: CMI
Series: ANYTIME CLASSICAL

6 works, including BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. 2 in D, Op. 36 (mov. 3 & 4 only) . Montreal Symphony Orchestra/Kent Nagano.

681.N: ANYTIME CLASSICAL, 5/10/2024 1:00 PM

From: CMI
Series: ANYTIME CLASSICAL

6 works, including BARBER: Music for a Scene from Shelley, Op. 7. New Zealand Symphony Orchestra/Andrew Schenck.

681.V: ANYTIME CLASSICAL EXTENDED, 5/10/2024 9:00 PM

From: CMI
Series: ANYTIME CLASSICAL Extended Pieces

4 works, including COLERIDGE-TAYLOR: Gipsy Suite, Op. 20. RTE Concert Orchestra, Dublin/Adrian Leaper.

Salt Lick Sessions: Ruby Amanfu

From: Salt Lick Incubator
Series: Salt Lick Sessions

Ruby Amanfu shares her unbeatable spirit in an episode that covers the full range of her artistic output and depth of her listening habits. Join he...

Dreaming with, about, and for the Ancestors with Stephanie Burns, PhD

From: Katherine Bell
Series: The Dream Journal

Connecting with our ancestors. Our guest Stephanie R. Burns starts by describing her all-inclusive view of ancestors which is far vaster than our b...

StoryCorps Griot: Jarie Bradley and Menaja Obinali

From: StoryCorps

Caption: Jarie Bradley and Menaja Obinali at their first StoryCorps interview in Dallas, Texas on December 13, 2014., Credit: By Callie Thuma for StoryCorps.

Jarie Bradley reflects with her aunt, Menaja Obinali, on the lessons she’s learned in their decades-long friendship.

Bought by Allegheny Mountain Radio

S5 EP5: Homelonging

From: The Nocturnists
Series: Stories from the World of Medicine

Primary care doctor Tseganesh Selameab brings us inside her practice as a provider for immigrants and refugees, and describes one of the most commo...

Heritage Scraps from Heritage Hands: African-American Vintage Quilts

From: Stories from Deep in the Heart, a project of Texas Folklife
Series: The Folklorist Next Door

Caption: The Folklorist Next Door, Credit: Jeannelle Ramirez

African American women have created beautiful works of art with quilting. Are you holding on to a piece of family history? Laura Casmore talks to...

Dr. Robert Bullard: Environmental Justice is Equal Justice

From: Broken Ground
Series: Season 2: Environmental Writers

Dr. Robert Bullard, widely considered the father of environmental justice, talks about the inequality of pollution and climate change.

#22-06 Rachel Barton Pine Pt. 1

From: All Classical Public Media
Series: Played In Oregon

Rachel Barton Pine and Matthew Hagle play works by Florence Price, William Grant Still and more.

Bought by WNIJ, KPOV, Rhythm & News Service, RadioFreePalmer, WCNY and more

Sunni of Blush: Strength Is the Power to Withstand

From: Shefik Macauley
Series: Shefik presents Invocation: The Journey Continues

Strength - Mathew Knowles found phenomenal success grooming and managing the mega group Destiny's Child. He is now handing out mics to Blush, a har...

Theater Artist Kim Hines Authors Novella for Young Adults

From: KFAI Minneapolis
Series: 10,000 Fresh Voices

Caption: Kim Hines, Credit: Photo Courtesy of Kim Hines

Kim Hines’ Young Adult Novella Wingo Fly (2020) revolves around Christy Wingo, a 10 year old Black girl in 1965 Minneapolis, Minnesota. The book is...

Bought by WAMC Northeast Public Radio

From Ethiopia

From: Ariel Mejia
Series: ASM Youth Radio Fall 2019

Being told by my mother that I’m Ethiopian is the only connection that I have to this stranger: my father.

Bought by WOUB

StoryCorps Griot: Kathleen Payne and Corinthia Isom

From: StoryCorps
Series: StoryCorps

Caption: Kathleen Payne and Corinthia Isom at their StoryCorps interview in New York City, New York on September 29, 2015., Credit: Carolina Escobar for StoryCorps

Corinthia Isom and Kathleen Payne remember Corinthia’s mother, DeSeane Isom, and how Kathleen took Corinthia in after DeSeane died from an AIDS-rel...

Halfway

From: Ariel Mejia
Series: ASM Youth Radio Summer 2018

My story is about the Mixed/Biracial experience in America (specifically Chicago). I chose to do this because I am mixed race. I identify as Black ...

Ep. 10: Dress Codes

From: KFAI Minneapolis
Series: MinneCulture Podcast

Why do people dress a certain way? What does dress say about who we are, and what connects us? People pick their uniforms for various reasons, but ...

Bought by KVSC

Big Ron Hunter: Coming In to Eat

From: Music Maker Relief Foundation
Series: Music Maker Minute - Race in U.S.

Big Ron Hunter is invited inside to eat with his friends.

Life of the Law #96: Live Law San Quentin: Hope

From: Life of the Law
Series: Life of the Law

In the fact of the fear, confusing and despair many Americans feel after the election, one group of individuals joined together to share stories of...

Bought by KALW

Conversations with Julian Bond

From: With Good Reason

The late Julian Bond conducted 51 extensive interviews with prominent black leaders in America. Phyllis Leffler who led the project with Bond, has ...

Bought by WLPR , WNSB, KISA Digital Studios, C89.5 - KNHC Seattle, Red River Radio Network (E. Texas/Louisiana/Arkansas/Mississippi) and more

When parents are in prison, kids pay the price

From: KALW
Series: Crosscurrents

Caption: Arvaughn Williams: "Because of his incarceration, I have to show the world that I won't fall into this system and this cycle that traps so many people, black men like myself.", Credit: Catherine Girardeau

When someone is imprisoned, it doesn’t just affect the incarcerated. It affects the people left behind. Young people. Nearly three million children...