Tag: radio
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WLBH.org Featured on Pacifica Network
Our fledgeling radio station gets a little coverage from Pacifica Network, of which we are an affiliate. Thank you to Diane Reinhardt for this article that covers a lot of ground.
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S2E3 College Radio and American Culture
Kate Jewell joins Davyne Dial in the audio garden to talk about college radio then and now and in the future. Poet Laureates of Greenville, SC, Glenis Redmond and Anna Castro Spratt speak on Banning Books.
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Dead Air
My uncle played piano—jazz piano. He encouraged me to write poetry and I began scribbling thoughts—that I kept to myself. Who would care about them? It would be nothing but silence on a page, I thought.
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S1E35 – Ancestral Foodway Holidays
As we head straight for the season of deep tradition and sharing, Laura Lengnick and Meredith Leigh share insights into the global food system and resilience thinking. They challenge the dominant technological narrative about climate crisis in favor of human rights and regional foodways.
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What We Can Do
Let’s practice being different, together! We will refer once again to Laura’s list from, Cultivating Resilience, and focus on: practicing resilience in your community, learning how your ancestors nourished theirs, and a new resilient foodways skill.
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S1E34 – Community Poetry, Banned Poetry, and Multi-media Writing
Tony speaks with Randy Gonzales, Poet, Writer, Community Historian, about his latest book Settling St. Malo. In the second hour I return to a conversation I began with writer, Nilsa Rivera, back in Episode 5 of this season, before Listen & Be Heard ventured into broadcast radio at WPVM in Asheville. We talk about what…
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Listen & Be Heard on WPVM this Afternoon
Tony speaks with Randy Gonzales, Poet, Writer, Community Historian, about his latest book Settling St. Malo. In the second hour I return to a conversation I began with writer, Nilsa Rivera, back in Episode 5 of this season, before Listen & Be Heard ventured into broadcast radio at WPVM in Asheville. We talk about what…
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S1E33 – A Southern Thing with Ron Rash and Vinnie Vineyard
Tony Robles speaks southern author, Ron Rash, about about craft and sports. I speak with Vinnie Vineyard the director, producer and star of WJHC AM. Also supernatural Cherokee legend, Spearfinger, and Masque of the Red Death
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Ron Rash Radio, Today.
Tony Robles speaks with the award winning and popular southern author, Ron Rash, about almost everything except his new book, The Caretaker. Ron also reads some of his poetry. I speak with Vinnie Vineyard the director, producer and star of WJHC AM. We’ll also hear a supernatural Cherokee legend, Spearfinger, as told by Kathi Smith…
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S1E32 – Rachel Barton, Lauren Beckwith, Tony Robles
In our first hour Martha speaks with Rachel Barton, editor of Willawaw Journal, about the new fall issue, now available for the price of your time and attention at Willawawjournal.com. We will also hear contributing poets Cecil Morris, Erica Reid and Connie Soper, and a spoken word recording from Roots Manuva. Tony Robles speaks with…
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Live Broadcast Today: Plenty Poetry, Collective Nouns
Martha speaks with Rachel Barton, editor of Willawaw Journal, about the new fall issue, now available for the price of your time and attention at Willawawjournal.com. We will also hear contributing poets Cecil Morris, Erica Reid and Connie Soper, and a spoken word recording from Roots Manuva. Tony Robles speaks with children’s author, Lauren Beckwith,…
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Live Radio today. The Medium is the Message.
Tony speaks with Oscar Peñaranda, author of the forthcoming mixed-genre book Follower of the Seasons. I speak with Sharon M. Scott author of Low Power FM for dummies, just in time to file for an FCC license during a one week window in November.
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Taking My Own Advice
A couple weeks ago I wrote an article about becoming the media, in order to use the media. As often happens, I was sharing my thoughts as I work on promoting both my personal work (books, cd’s, appearances) and my community work which is Listen & Be Heard Network. So, since writing the article, I…
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Media as Medium
Whatever field of the arts that you may be participating in, a major challenge for all creators today is to make their activities viable. You may make a living, want to make a living, or not care about making a living in the arts. If you are serious about your craft, you want it to…