Review: When Puerto Rico Meets Appalachia
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The result is a highly entertaining, musically rich performance that honors storytelling’s role in preserving our connection to the people and places from which we come.
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Something to Behold in West Baltimore
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This is a story about how residents, artists, community organizers, university professors, and students responded to a massive urban renewal disaster in West Baltimore that displaced 19,000 African Americans for an expressway that was never completed.
Two Women Reflect on Their Rural - Urban Experiences
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Thursday, September 18, 2014
Donna Porterfield (Roadside Theater) and Savannah Barrett (Art of the Rural) reflect on their rural - urban experiences.
Seven Tracks - A Conversation Between Dudley Cocke and John O'Neal
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
In this podcast, Roadside’s artistic director Dudley Cocke and John O’Neal, co-founder of the Free Southern Theater and founder of New Orleans-based Junebug Productions, talk about their 38 years of collaboration
The War on Poverty: A Bulgarian-American Perspective
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
Even though my generation, both here and abroad, is typically shackled by college debt, unemployment, and propaganda, low-cost media making allows us to easily record and make public the authentic voices of our communities.