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Latest show in the archives
In case you weren't aware, I post the latest Hoot and Holler show in the archives the day after it's broadcast. Which means, that my...
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Apr 251 min read
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Awakening
Griffin Hansbury is a gifted storyteller, and this author's grasp of use of language and culture to sketch a background for a...
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Apr 221 min read
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The Biggest Aspidistra?
How often should be using the word "aspidistra" on the radio, especially when it's a code word for "radio." This week on Hoot and Holler,...
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Apr 211 min read
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Yelling At A Senator
It's not everyday you get to yell at a Senator. And two Congressional representatives. But yesterday I did. I got notification...
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Apr 164 min read
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A Parable For Our Time
One might not be able to think of any fiction that could be more horrible than some of what we are witnessing today, but, indeed, Clay...
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Apr 81 min read
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Up Against the Wall, Fred.
Those of a certain age will understand the headline. I thought I was going to be able to retire from my filmmaking career and spend...
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Mar 311 min read
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The Archivist is in the Archive
My interview with music archivist and preservationist Alan Bershaw is now available in the Hoot and Holler archive (bonus: it's the full...
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Mar 291 min read
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Dredging up the Music
Brendan Flaherty , who has been a guest on Hoot and Holler (his interview is in the Hoot and Holler archives) recently had his playlist...
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Mar 261 min read
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Tyler Childers, Pizza and the Trusty Umatic
On Thursday March 27, at 4pm, ( wesufm.org ) Hoot and Holler welcomes Wes Browne to talk about his novel They All Fall the Same, and Alan...
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Mar 261 min read
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The Leatherman and Me
The Leatherman at one of his regular stops. Two weeks ago, I was sitting at the bar in the Time Out Market in Lisbon when I got a call...
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Mar 212 min read
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The Right Regrets
Arthur Miller said that "maybe all we can hope to do is end up with the right regrets." That's a profound reflection on the choices we...
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Mar 192 min read
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Back Behind the Mic
After a some weeks away because of international travel, and illness acquired as a result of international travel, I'm back in the studio...
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Mar 181 min read
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More interviews in the Archive
In case you missed Hoot and Holler on Thursday, Feb 27, the interviews with Max Wareham and Stephen Ronson are now archived on the Hoot...
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Feb 281 min read
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DAGGOMIT!
According to Max Wareham, that's what you say in certain parts of the country when you stub your toe, and it's the only way to get the...
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Feb 251 min read
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The Berlin Agent
What does it feel like for a country to be threatened from within? This is the question at the core of Stephen Ronson's latest, The...
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Feb 241 min read
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Standing Up to the Bully, Part 2
I know Wesleyan University's Michael Roth, though not well. He lives a few blocks from me in his campus home. He's president of the...
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Feb 231 min read
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Standing Up to the Bully
We have a new hero. Govenor Janet Mills of Maine was singled out for a reprimand by the president at a meeting with US Governors for...
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Feb 222 min read
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Living in Bizarro World
It's been a long time since I read a comic book. I've not ever been a big graphic novel reader, but I spent a good portion of my youth...
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Feb 211 min read
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It Has Happened Here
In the runup to the 2016 election, I read a lot of older literature with intentionality. Orwell's 1984. Atwood's A Handmaid's Tale . ...
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Feb 191 min read
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Meeting Mr. Clean
Alan Bershaw at home with his musical files. Alan Bershaw lives a very interesting life. He's a musical archivist, a finder of lost...
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Feb 181 min read
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