Jay Allison, host and executive producer.
Viki Merrick, producer.
Jay Allison, hosts a 4-hour collection of programming you don't tend to hear anywhere else - local a
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national documentaries, sound portraits, music specials, political lectures, whatever seems worthy e
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week. Sometimes choices come up at the last minute so check back for updates: Sundays 7 -
11PM.
This Week's Show
May 16, 2010
7PM: State of RE:union - what makes community: New Orleans - negotiating the old with the
new after Katrina
8PM: Radiolab 705: Who Are You? Getting inside another's mind
9PM: On Horseback: Thorough bred racing and other equestrian stories from Hearing Voices
10PM: Snap Judgement: decisions that change everything: Tales from the Library
Program
Archives, our listing of past shows
For more information about the Arts & Ideas production team and the
work of many of the producers featured on Arts & Ideas see the
following links:
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showcase and workshop for new public radio programming.
Public Radio Exchange
Many programs on Arts & Ideas come from the Public Radio Exchange, a project of Atlantic Public
Media in Woods Hole, in
cooperation with WCAI/WNAN/WZAI. The PRX is a somewhat revolutionary
online distribution system which lets listeners hear a great range of
programming, and also allows public radio stations around the country
to download and broadcast it. If you heard something on Arts &
Ideas, chances are you can find it on the PRX. Click here
and type in a few keywords in the search engine to find it. While
you're there, browse around. You can write reviews of programs you
like which helps public radio programmers know what the audience is
thinking. The motto of the PRX is: 'What do YOU want to hear on the
radio?