WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives

Producer/Host: Cathy Melio

The monthly “Fear No Art” edition of “Voices”.

 

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Producer/Host: Amy Browne
Contributors: Cathy Melio, Linda Washburn
Segment 1: “Artist’s Voice”, produced in collaboration with the Center for Maine Contemporary Art
Segment 2: The second annual Midcoast Maine Women’s Health Conference, to be held May 15-16, Point Lookout, Northport, Maine:
Linda Washburn (Women’s Windows) interviews Holly Noonan, spokesperson for the conference, regarding it’s history and this year’s program. What activities will participants find at this year’s conference? What are the primary health concerns of Maine women?
What grassroots resources are available to women who want a proactive role in their own health care? What does the future hold for women’s health care in Maine?
FMI: Holly Noonan, spokesperson for the Midcoast Maine Women’s Health Conference, Contact info for the Conference: 930-2694; womenshealth@wchi,com, For Holly: holly@mindbodynutrition.net
(This interview, in an expanded version, originally aired on “Women’s Windows”, a program combining women’s music and spoken word, which airs every Sunday from 8-10pm on WERU)

 

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Producer/Host: Magdalen

Topic: Terry Tempest Williams’ new book: Finding Beauty in a Broken World
How has art, the creation of beautiful objects, helped one Rwandan community to recover from the Rwandan Genocide? How does art imitate life in the concept of “mosaic”? How does observing others, keeping one’s eyes open, affect one’s own reality?

Guest: Terry Tempest Williams

 

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Executive Producer/Host: Amy Browne

Contributing Producers: Magnus Johnstone, Jim Fisher

Segment 1: Graffiti/Tattoo Art Show.  An interview with Isaac Wright –artist showing at the Dejoy Gallery 666 rte. 172 Blue Hill.  Opening June 21st 2008

Segment 2: The New Surry Theater in Blue Hill, Maine. Interviews with Bill Raiten, Director of the New Surry Theater and Sheldon Bisberg, Music Director of the New Surry Theater www.newsurrytheatre.org How did you get involved in community theater? What are your plans for a future arts and acting school in Blue Hill?
Why did you choose A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum for this summers musical production?

 

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