De : PAUL KENDRICK
À : kendrickpt@aol.com
Objet : Fwd: Paul Kendrick Child Protection Advocate on WGXC Program Li Le, Li Tan! January 8th
Envoyé : 3 jan, 2012 11:50
Looking forward to 2012 on WGXC! Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. [Unable to display image] So much to look forward to in 2012 with WGXC 90.7-FM! Hi friends, Thanks for bringing in the new year with WGXC: Hands-on Radio! After just ten months on the air, we are so excited about what lies ahead. What are we looking forward to in 2012? We'll be expanding our use of the WGXC Catskill studio at the Catskill Community Center, opening our studio in Acra, growing our staff and Radio Council, and celebrating WGXC's first birthday party, among other things. In the next few weeks we'll be introducing a slew of new locally-produced programs: an Agricultural Policy series produced by The Greenhorns; "Eat Food or Die" with Chef Hugh Horner; A Women's Health Program with Dr. Nancey Rosensweig; and "Your Friendly Neighborhood Economist," with Dr. Thomas Masterson. And soon we'll send you our Winter Workshops Calender -- announcing workshops in oral history, radio documentary, writing for radio, media democracy and more. We're excited about 120 Hours for John Cage, an open call for radio works co-presented with The John Cage Trust on the occasion of the Cage Centennial and free103point9 (WGXC's parent organization)'s 15th anniversary year. All that - and so much more! If you're as excited as we are, it's not too late to support WGXC Wishing you a safe and happy New Year, the WGXC family Li Le, Li Tan: Paul Kendrick Jan. 8, 2012: 4 p.m. – 5 p.m.
WGXC: Hands-on Radio 90.7-FM and wgxc.org Tune in to hear this show.
Tune in to listen to Mr. Paul Kendrick, Child Protection Advocate, advocating for the removal of Michael Geilenfeld from direct contact with Haitian boys he is accused of sexually abused at St. Joseph's Homes for boys in Haiti.
http://www.hcdpinc.org/
ORAL HISTORY WORKSHOP with Suzanne Snider Saturday, January 7 12-3pm Catskill Community Center 344 Main St., Catskill NY Kicking off our 2012 Winter Workshop Series! (Stay tuned for a full workshop schedule.) This three-hour workshop covers oral history methods and practice. Suzanne Snider leads the talk, and will discuss the qualities that distinguish oral history from journalistic practice, with an eye (ear) toward the many ways in which oral history and radio can make good use of one another. Snider will also discuss project design and ethics. This workshop is appropriate for anyone looking to start an oral history project or to contribute content to WGXC -- or for documentarians looking for a more collaborative practice. Suzanne Snider is a writer and oral historian. She teaches courses on oral history, song hunting, and fieldwork at the New School University and nonfiction writing at New York University. This workshop is capped at 12 people. To attend, pre-register at workshops@wgxc.org or 518-828-0290. Missed It?
Ellen Thurston Weekly Events Dec. 29, 2011. Recorded on WGXC Afternoon Show. Ski Report: Dec. 30, 2011. Produced by Tom Roe. Pure Moods. Hosted by Shannekia McIntosh. WGXC Storytime: New Year's Hosted by Christine Pacuk with the Cairo Public Library. Knock on Wood: New Year's Special. Hosted by Steve Charney and Harry. Harold Hanson, owner of Verso, talks about business on Warren St. in Hudson. Interview by Richard Roth. A Very Incomplete Calendar. A weekly roundup of Hudson Valley music events produced by Terry Doyle. Sound Forms: Richard Robbins Produced by Peter Wetzler, featuring conversations with and the music of Richard Robbins, Rhinebeck resident and composer of many Merchant Ivory films. Tell It Like It Is: Helen Caldicott. Dec. 29, 2011. Hosted by Christina Malisoff, recorded by Sam Sebren. An edited version of the talk at Time and Space Limited in Hudson. Yvonne Furlong from Blackthorne Resort discusses Christmas in Ireland, football, and more. Interview by Tony Fallon, live from Blackthorne Resort in East Durham. Gene Quinn talks and plays accordion. Interview by Tony Fallon. Live from remote broadcast at Blackthorne Resort in East Durham. Vincent Seeley, Catskill Village President, announces fundraiser Jan. 9 for Charles Swain Jr.'s home at 17 Henry St., which burned down Dec. 20. Interview by Tom Roe. Radio Explosion: Adoption Dec. 28, 2011. Hosted by William Joseph-Dow. Annette Higby, from the National Farm Union, discusses Federal Farm Bill. Interview by Severine von Tscharner Fleming. Astrology: December 30, 2011. Hosted by A.T. Mann. The Opera Show: Christmas Special Part 2 Hosted by Ed Beaty. The Opera Show: Christmas Special, Part 1 Hosted by Ed Beaty. The Badila Family Afternoon Show Dec. 26, 2011. Hosted by Sara Kendall. Hudson residents Pamela, Andre, Ngonga, Nkoula, Mounanou, Ngounda, and Milandou Badila discuss the First National Ballet of the Congo, the family's month-long trip to the Congo, and returning home. GUEST DJ on WGXC Do you have a two-and-a-half-hour set of music that's itching to get out? Do you DJ? Do you want more HANDS-ON time with radio? Do you even like radio? Contact WGXC's Assistant Program Director Shannekia McIntosh at shannekia@wgxc.org to book a special guest DJ spot on a Wednesday or Friday from 7-9:30 p.m. Send a pitch with description of the kind of music you want to play, and a bit about your availability or dates that might work. Maybe even a short sample or playlist. Who's guest-DJ-ing in the month of January? Friday, January 7: 7 - 9:30pm Hudson's DJ GIO Friday, January 13: 7 - 9:30pm Chris Bishop Friday, January 20: 7-9:30pm Dave Salzberg Friday, January 27: 7-9:30pm Shelly Weiner The Nothing Is Real Radio Hour: SnowFlow Dec. 31, 2011: 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. SnowFlow, a 3 day collaboration Feb. 11-13 2011, at the Full Moon Resort in the heart of the Catskill Forest Preserve, brought together artists, activists, farmers, biologists, and organizations from all over NY and PA to raise awareness over the threats to our most vital natural resource - clean water. Informal conferencing took place at meals made from locally farmed food and with skiers at nearby Belleayre mountain. There was snowshoeing, snow shelter building, and a special, pure water inspired concert curated by Suzanne Thorpe of EMF and ISSUE Project Room. Saturday Night Special: Counting Dec. 31, 2011: 7 p.m. – Jan. 1, 2012: 6 a.m. Bring in the New Year on WGXC: 90.7-FM! The Art of the Hudson Valley: Michael Asbill, Ryder Cooley, Matthew Slaats Jan. 5, 2012: 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. The Art of the Hudson Valley presents a program of installation and performance artists. Hosted by Chad Weckler. Scheduled guests are: Michael Asbill – Michael is a resident of Accord, Ulster Co., NY, and is co-director of KMOCA (Kingston Museum of Contemporary Art) in Kingston, NY. He's also the art manager for the Hudson Valley Seed library, and a founding member and resident of Mettacamp, an intentional community dedicated to sustainable living and the arts. michaelasbill.com Ryder Cooley – Ryder is a resident of Hudson, Columbia Co., NY and is an inter-disciplinary artist, performer and musician. carolynrydercooley.org Matthew Slaats - Matthew is a resident of Staatsburg, Dutchess Co., NY and is the Executive Director of PAUSE in Poughkeepsie, NY. matthewslaats.com Lighthouse Relay Jan. 7, 2012: 10 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. In this special broadcast selection, short works by 14 artists respond to Guglielmo Marconi's pioneering experiments with radio transmission in Dungeness and at the South Foreland Lighthouse on Kent's South Eastern Coast. The Lighthouse Relay project celebrates the significant contribution to both saving seafarers' lives and the development of global communication systems that lighthouses have made throughout history. The significance of lighthouses to coastal regions is, in part, due to that history but also due to the emotional response their architectural prominence creates. As well known landmarks their austere beauty combines with the practicality of their signals and light to produce a recognized worldwide phenomenon. Many existing lighthouses originated as ancient beacon sites, reflecting our human desire to communicate and a historic connection, a communicative DNA, with sites that enabled this. YOU CAN LOOK AT WGXC'S FULL PROGRAM SCHEDULE HERE. www.wgxc.org • info@wgxc.org • 518-697-7400 Walk-in Visitors: WGXC Hudson Studio 704 Columbia St. 2nd Fl., Hudson NY 12534 Mailing Address: 5662 Route 23, Acra, NY 12405 WGXC is a program of free103point9. unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences
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