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May 30, 2006 |
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If you're a certain age you know at least one person
who is HIV positive, or has AIDS or has died from
the disease. AIDS and HIV are largely preventable
and treatable, yet millions still suffer horribly.
Joe Richman helped Thembi, a young African girl,
profile her experience with the disease. It aired on
NPR, but we think you might also want to air this
powerful program again on your station.
Tremendous response to the Beatles' "Revolver"
special from Paul Ingles and PRI. Want more? Check
out WFMT's offerings.
Almost Summer, and the listening is easy . . .
--John
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DAD! DADDADDADDAD! DAAAAAAD!
Sarah's
Dream
Anne Glickman/SALT, 06:24
With help from her father, ten-year old Sarah
Nichols is training to become a licensed hot air
balloon pilot.
Dad's
Paper
Thom Butler, 05:56
Adult daughter reflects on times with Dad.
More for Father's
Day.
Image by Sander van Zoest
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GET YOUR JAZZ AND CLASSICAL FIX
Listen
Here! The Jazz Review
Andy Rosenstein/WFMT, 59:00
High-energy conversation, criticism, debate,
music, interviews, and live performances from Jazz
venues across the continent.
Pavarotti:
The Legend at 70
Steve Robinson & Jon Tolansky/WFMT, 120:00
A tribute to the legendary tenor, featuring a
new and exclusive in-depth interview with the man
himself.
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MICHAEL JOHNSON'S EDITORIAL BOARD PICK
After
Welfare
American Public Media, 60:00
Ten years ago
Congress and President Clinton ended welfare "as we
knew it." But welfare reform hasn't succeeded in
ending poverty.
"John Biewen's well paced, well written production,
punctuated by Ray Saurez's segment narration yields
a solid hour of radio journalism at its best." -
Editorial Board member Michael
Johnson
Read the full
review
See all
members of the Editorial Board.
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THE FACE OF AIDS TODAY
First case documented 25 years ago on June 5th
Thembi's
AIDS Diary
Joe Richman, 23:28
A year in the life of a South African teenager.
"It's only something that is inside my blood.
So it will try to rule inside. But outside I'll be
the boss."
See more from
Radio Diaries
That's My
Song
outLoud Radio, 4:05
Max Hsing from San Francisco recalls an uncle
who died of AIDS, and why the song "Under Pressure"
reminds him to "give love one more chance."
Hear more
on AIDS.
Image by Melikhaya Mpumela
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