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Monthly Archives: November 2021
Pheasant-Under-Grass
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I’ve been looking for this guy all year! A year ago, I caught a fleeting glance of him, but way too briefly to get a photo. With the advent of autumn, however, the Marsh bushes where he hides have been cut back–and this week I saw him running across his former stomping grounds to some still remaining bushes further off.
Ring-necked Pheasant
Marine Park Salt Marsh
Brooklyn, New York
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Seventh Inning Stretch
Party On!! The worldwide staff at Shalblog® Industries is taking a moment off from their usual Culture Conveyor Belt activities in order to select twenty of their favorite original interviews, reviews, stories, and poetry from the past year that you may have missed as we approach our seventh blog anniversary:
Barefoot: The Mark Baumer Story
“Tried To Suffocate Us, But We Are Air”: Louise Dessertine
Dancing Through Tap History: Rusty Frank
“Oh God, And This Is Only A Metaphor!”: Molly Peacock
Everyone Was Beautiful: Paul Hostovsky
Who Wrote Shakespeare’s Plays?
The People Vs. Agent Orange
“A White Heron” by Sarah Jewett
Boris Karloff: The Man Behind The Monster
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2121: A Tale Of The Near Future
For Halloween, an original update of an old-time radio show, we call 2121: A Tale of the Near Future.
In a world where efficiency must be maximized, are poets and artists non-essential workers to be imprisoned and exterminated?
Featuring Mary Murphy as Caroline, Rick Tuman as the Guard, Julius Hollingsworth as the General Manager, and myself as James T. Randall. With music from Kojiro Miura.
Click the triangle or mp3 link above to hear the story, as broadcast today on Arts Express on WBAI FM NYC, and Pacifica stations across the country.
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Stardust
Monday morning, Allison Young and Josh Turner with a haunting Stardust.
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