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Collaborations: The Pitcher Catcher Relationship

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Monday, March 10, 2003

The Leonard Lopate Show kicks off Collaborations, a special week long series aimed at examining the process of collaboration—from very different angles. Today's segment is sports collaborations. Hear baseball legends Tim McCarver and Jim Bouton discuss the pitcher-catcher relationship. Then, American jazz drummer and band leader Roy Haynes has been hailed as one of the greatest jazz last innovators of the 1940's. He talks about his musical career. Plus, explorer and archaeologist Hugh Thomson shares his Inca excursions, The White Rock. And Alexandra Pelosi on her documentary that followed George Bush’s campaign trail, Journeys With George.
More on the Collaborations series.

Tim McCarver and Jim Bouton

The first in our week long series on collaboration. Hear baseball legends Tim McCarver and Jim Bouton discuss the pitcher-catcher relationship.
More on the Collaborations series.

Music: John Scofield "Blackout"
Thelonius Monk "Misterioso"

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Roy Haynes

American jazz drummer and band leader Roy Haynes has been hailed as one of the greatest jazz last innovators of the 1940's. He talks about his musical career.

Music: Roy Haynes-Birds of a Feather: A Tribute to Charlie Parker "Diverse" "Yardbird Suite" "Ah Leu Cha" "Barbados"

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Hugh Thomson

Explorer and archaeologist Hugh Thomson shares his Inca excursions, The White Rock: An Exploration of the Inca Hearland.

Music: Perou-Julio Benavente Diaz "Charango el Chants du Cuzco"

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Alexandra Pelosi

Alexandra Pelosi on her documentary that followed George Bush’s campaign trail, Journeys With George.

Music: Wynton Marsalis "Jumpstart and Jazz: Two Ballets by Wynton Marsalis"

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