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Arab Winter into Spring

January 3, 2012December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Remembering the women of Egypt in 1980 and looking at their daughters now.

Christmas Fairs

December 29, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
At the end of the year, holiday fairs are everywhere.

War Games among the Tipas Trees

December 12, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Old games are preparation for war, even under the beauty of the Tipa Trees.

A Few Good Men

December 1, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Spring time errands in Buenos Aires brings us into contact with the lighter and kinder side of mankind.

Tricks and Treats

November 20, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
The European politicians have their own tricks to play along with the demonstrators. And Memory plays tricks too.

Film Festival Cities

October 24, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Each film festival looks for a way to have special meaning for its city. Ghent in Belgium chooses music.

Dressing the Part

October 10, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Sometimes we need more help than we realize getting ready to play our part.

Heirloom Fair

September 29, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Searching for an old mother hubbard winter squash leads to new banking and the fair.

Autumn Mornings

September 13, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Just a bike ride, watching harvesting farmers.

Spirited Kinship

August 30, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
It is good to find kin and spirit in the different worlds we live in.

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Autumnal Harvest - Letter from A. Broad

This summer we did it again. Mostly here in London, as Walter held my less-than-best microphone while correcting my still hopeless dyslexic stumbles over long words and names. My voice and I are old, and with no true acting training we worked in short bursts. Granny Smith apples or big juicy grapes are said to help with such sessions but for me it was to be hard apple cider and honey which got me through, and was more than appropriate given that we were recording my book ‘Harvesting History While Farming the Flats.’ 

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Autumnal Harvest - Letter from A. Broad

This summer we did it again. Mostly here in London, as Walter held my less-than-best microphone while correcting my still hopeless dyslexic stumbles over long words and names. My voice and I are old, and with no true acting training we worked in short bursts. Granny Smith apples or big juicy grapes are said to help with such sessions but for me it was to be hard apple cider and honey which got me through, and was more than appropriate given that we were recording my book ‘Harvesting History While Farming the Flats.’ 
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  2. The Sun Also Rises 06:13
  3. Happy Birthday Sir David and KMWR.org 04:23
  4. The Holiday Season 05:59
  5. Thank you Jesus 07:48
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