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(Milton Rogovin's The Forgotten Ones)
Lessons from all walks of life. Words of wisdom from a very young star named Michael, backstage at the Apollo Theater in Harlem. Truths learned by a woman who travels to Alaska to understand why her husband left her for gold. Lives documented over the course of three decades by a persistent photographer. And swimming instruction in a town without a swimming pool, brought to you from the imagination of sound artist Miranda July.
Star of Tomorrow
| Michael Locke, Jr., 9 years old |
You’re on the Air with Jonathan Katz
Jonathan Katz wants his own radio show, but until he gets one, he’ll keep finagling his way onto ours. This week, Katz opens a can of worms, asking listeners his most controversial question yet: Would you support a bill that legalized gambling on the Galapagos Islands? Featuring Jonathan Katz with ...
Not Forgotten
Digging for Gold
Karen Michel’s marriage was destroyed by gold fever. Twenty years later, she attempts to find out how prospecting stole her husband’s heart. Michel is an independent radio producer based in upstate New York.
Record Swap
Twice a year, hordes of record dealers show up to trade vinyl at a record swap hosted by New Jersey's radio station WFMU. From "Bagels and Bongos" to Japanese tropical, there's something to satisfy even - or especially - the most peculiar of musical tastes. Produced by Rob Weisberg.
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