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Luminosity in Chicago

October 26, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Erik Bauersfeld receives the Third Coast Audio Luminary of the year award in Chicago.

Summer falls

October 14, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
There is the equinox and then there is the apple harvest. It is the harvest that tells us fall is here.

A California Commute

September 30, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
The trains of yesterday and today travel a different path through the state.

Happy One Hundredth Birthday

September 14, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
The Santa Monica Pier and Arthur Lessac celebrate their 100th birthdays.

Camelot Cages

September 1, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Young Foxes from the farm and Old Foxes from the Senate, go home.

Markets for Farmers

August 3, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Buenos Aires is home to the biggest cattle market in the world.

Market Days

July 22, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Every day is Market day in Buenos Aires but on Independence day the Gaucho Market celebrates all day long.

Summer on the Hill

July 7, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Meetings and greetings on the street, in the park and up the hill.

Schools: Ancient and Modern

June 22, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
A visit to an old school now new and a new school in what was once, and remains, old.

London Mornings

June 9, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Politics and food are never far away from Hampstead Village and Borough Market.

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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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  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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