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“All-Seeing Eye of God” Goes from Blue to Brown
“Black Gotham” 19th Century African American New York
“Deep-Down Irishness” (NPR 1989)
“Grandma” Cora’s Sweet Potato Pies
“Mr. Big” radio comedy (adapted from Woody Allen)
“Small’s “Old School” Jazz Club in the Village
“The Century in Sound: An American’â„¢sPerspective”
“Wildman” Steve Brill – NYC’s wild edible plant forager extraordinaire
A Day in the Life of a Good Humor Man
Affective Computing at the MIT Media Lab
Alan Ginsberg Post-Mortem Tribute (VOA 1998)
Allen Ginsberg Raw Interview February 3, 1994
America’s Search for the Spirit
American Profile: Poet Naomi Shihab Nye
American Profile: Tony Kushner
Arlandria Renters Strike (VERY archival)
Astrobiology: The Search for Extra-terrestrial Life
Auld Lang Syne Mega-Melange
Black “Born Again” Christian Hair Salons
Black Mountain Kentucky and Mountaintop Strip Mining
Blue Collar Ground Zero
Buddhism in the USA
California’s Coastal Redwood Forests
Capital Punishment in America
Carl Jung’s “Red Book”
Celebrity Versus Heroism in American Culture
Children Ponder the Gettysburg Address
Chinese and Jewish Ma Jong Cultures
Columbus: Man and Myths
Coney Island Sideshow School
Conflict Resolution: What it is and How it Works (VOA 1995)
Conversation with President Adamkus of Lithuania (1998-2003)
Corruption in American Politics is Nothing New
Death n’ Stuff at the “New York Times” Obit Desk
Driving Einstein’s Brain
Gary Snyder: Poet and Bio-regionalist (Earth Day 2009)
Gary, West Virginia: A Coal Town Flickers Out
Gays in the Military: Don’t Ask Don’t Tell
Gifts of the Rainforest: Indigenous Healing Systems of Belize (NPR)
Grassroots Group Helps Restore New York Estuary
Greenwich Village Chess Culture
Grieving New Yorkers Search for Their Loved Ones (VOA 9/14/01)
Grieving Vets Remember Their War
Hillbilly Stereotypes (VOA 1999)
How Dost Thou Love Me? – Everyday Americans Talk About What Makes Them Feel Cherished (VOA 2009)
Jane Hirshfield discusses “Given Sugar, Given Salt”
Jenks vs. Broken Arrow (OK) High School Football
Jewish Humor in America (VOA 1993)
Karme Choling Tibetan Buddhist Community in Vermont
Kay Ryan, US Poet Laureate (2008-present)
Ken Steele and the Experience of Schizophrenia
Labor Day: Everyday Americans Reflect
Labor Day: Everyday Americans Reflect on the Meaning of Work (VOA 2009)
Little League’s Big Adventure
Maine Fisherman Plots Endangered Ground Fishing Ecology
Masonry as a Spiritual Path for Men
Memorial Day: Vets Remember The Fallen
Middletown NJ: A Town Aims to Heal (9/11/02)
Middletown NJ: A Town Reels in Grief (2001)
Migrant Farmworkers: How They Live and What They Do
Migratory Songbirds at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge
Mister Spoons: Big Apple Flatware Virtuoso
Montana’s Blackfeet Indians: Tradition Meets Today
Mother’s Day: Mothering in the Non-Human World
Nanotechnology and Molecular Machinery
Native American “Drying the Tears” Ceremony (post 9/11)
Nature and New Yorkers
New (serious) Music for Toys
NYC “Cricket Crawl” (Sept. 2009)
Old-Time Communists Reminisce (May Day)
Poet Robert Bly and the Wild Man (CBC 1990)
Profile of A Moonshiner (VOA 1999)
Profile of the Poet Annie Finch
Profile: Art Spiegelman “Maus” Creator & Comics and Graphics Novel Artist
Profile: Barney Rosset, Publisher and First Amendment Activist-Hero (VOA 2009)
Profile: Dave Isay, Audio Documentarian and “Storycorps” Founder
Profile: Jules Feiffer
Profile: Maxine Greene – Educator, Philosopher, Humanist (VOA 2009)
Profile: Montana Cowboy and Cowgirl Couple
Profile: Pamelia Kursten and the Art of the Theremin (VOA May 2003)
Profile: Yo-Yo Ma, Peaceful Virtuoso (VOA 2009)
Profiles of People with Disabilities (Berkeley CA 2008)
Provincetown’s Vanishing Portuguese Community
Radical Acceptance: The Buddhism of Tara Brach
Ram Das on Spirituality and the Dying Process (RAW INTVW)
Saint Thomas Church (Boys) Choir School
September 11th and Spirituality
Spiral In/Spiral Out: Walking the Sacred Labyrinth
Spirituality and the Dying Process (documentary)
Summer Solstice
The “Green Tortoise” Bus: Making the Miracle
The American Search for Spirituality
The Changing Lifestyles of the Bedouin Arabs
The Dalai Lama Interview on Conflict and Mind
The Doo Wop Revival
The Freedom Riders
The Genocidal Mentality: Why Good People Do Horrible Things
The Ink Dark Moon: Buddhist Love/Sex Poetry from Courtly Japan (written by women)
The Island at the Center of the World: Dutch New York
The Kitchen Sisters: Audio Maestre
The late Terence McKenna (Conversation Snippet – 2000)
The Loopy Art of English “Changeringing” (NPR 1989?)
The Loopy English Art of Changeringing
The Meaning of Gratitude: Everyday Americans Reflect
The Mormon “Hill of Cumorah” Pageant
The Pentacle and the Wand: Contemporary Witchcraft in America
The Romance and Poetry of Space (VOA 1995)
The Sacred Heart: An Atlas of the Body Seen Through Invasive Surgery (Book)
The Science of Memetics: “Germ Theory” Applied to Ideas
The Spiritual Music of Hawaii
The Status of Women in Israel
The Status of Women in Israel (NPR 1990)
The Wonders of the Hand (book)
Traditional Spiritual Music of Hawaii (Radio Smithsonian)
Two Showgirls of Yesteryear
Wendy Doniger and the Magic of Hindu Myth (Univ. of Chicago 1990)
What is a Father? Everyday Dads Reflect (VOA 2009)
Woodstock (somewhat groovily) Remembered Forty Years Later
Yiddish in Mainstream American Speech
Yo-Yo Ma and “Songs of Joy and Peace” Album
Young Broadway Hopefuls
Zabar’s Appetizing: America’s Premier Deli
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