A humourous rememerance by New Yorker writer and cartoonist James Thurber of
his growing up in columbus Ohio at th start of the 20th Century.
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A collection of stories read by Katherine Dunn, as Red Ryder, for KBOO's
Gremlin Time. Broadcasted on KBOO every Saturday morning from 1979 to 1983..
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Mona Bowen joins us to survey several new streaming TV shows, among them, The
Studio, MobLand, Pulse The Bondsman. The Residence, North of North, and Your
Friends and Neighbors.
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This months, the Youth Collective is taking some steps outside and covering
their favorite things in nature. They've got segments ranging everything from
Nature noises to the deadliest plants and animals on the planet, deep dives
on Steve Irwin and beautiful trees, and p...
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Both the British Film Institute and the Criterion Collection have issued
major statements on Robert Altman's dream film, 3 Women, from 1977, and we
cover both of them today.
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Dan Nadel is an author and curator whose books include It’s Life As a I See
It: Black Cartoonists in Chicago, 1940-1980; The Collected Hairy Who
Publications; and the recently published Crumb: A Cartoonist’s Life,
which follows the career and personal life of undergro...
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On this edition of Free Culture Radio: Tokin’ Female.
Host Doug McVay is joined in conversation with Sabrina Fendrick, drug policy
activist and author of Tokin’ Female: Women, Weed, and the War on
Prohibition.
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Please join us for Transpositive on KBOO Community Radio on Tuesday, April
15th as we talk with Lucy Sante, author of "I Heard Her Call My Name" (A
Memoir of Transition). This powerful piece weaves together two timelines: the
author's first six months of transition and t...
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James and Nate welcome Tim Nakayama, aka "Diablo," host of the KBOO program
The Sacred Circle "Temenos." Diablo is into miniature gaming and tournaments
and even runs his own benefit tournaments, one of which is coming up in May:
The Battle for Ukandu - Star Wars X-Wing ...
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