eTown

Another stellar rebroadcast from 2004! Hosts Nick and Helen Forster bring the eTown crew out on the road for a show at Boston’s Sanders Theater at Harvard University. Musical guests include the beloved Canadian band Cowboy Junkies and dynamic songstress Madeleine Peyroux. Our eChievement Award winner is a remarkable businessman and environmentalist whose story is truly inspiring.

 

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Our look back at our thirty past seasons continues! This week, we offer an eTown episode (in its entirety) from the 2004 show archives. Our musical guests include the legendary singer/songwriter Steve Earle, making his fourth eTown appearance, as well as Citizen Cope (Clarence Greenwood) visiting eTown for the first time. Plus, we share a moving e-Chievement Award story about a doctor bringing health care directly to the homeless where they live, on the streets.

 

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This week, we share a potpourri of favorite moments from 2003, as we celebrate that particular season with musical guests that include Paul Brady, The Waifs, Marcia Ball, James "Blood" Ulmer, Derek Trucks, and more. Plus, Nick’s conversation with Jim Proffitt is one you’ll definitely want to hear.

 

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We’re continuing our ‘listen back’ to eTown’s 2003 season this week with a full show from that year, featuring two exceptional musical guests: from Donegal, Ireland, the band Altan, once dubbed by The Wall Street Journal as “the preeminent Irish band in the world;” plus one of the most talented songwriters around, Chuck Prophet. Nick chats with Ross Haenfler and Brett Johnson about their book, “The Better World Handbook.”  And the award segment this show is one of Helen’s absolute favorites: it’s a classic eChievement story about the creation of an incredible community garden in one of the poorest neighborhoods in New York. We speak with its founder, this week, in eTown.

 

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We are now three years into the new millennium as we continue our ‘listen back’ episodes on eTown.  This 2003 full show, features the legendary roadhouse rocker Delbert McClinton. Our other musical visitor is gifted Canadian alt-country singer/songwriter Kathleen Edwards. Also, an outstanding individual is honored with this week’s eChievement Award, leader of an effort to save perfectly good, unused medical supplies in the US and get them to third world countries in dire need. Nominated by Jane Goodall herself!

 

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Happy Holidays! We can’t wait for you to revisit eTown's most recent Holiday Special to get you in the mood for the season! A “listen back” on performances by the likes of The Indigo Girls, Robert Earl Keen, The Blind Boys of Alabama, the Subdudes, and many more. Join Nick and Helen Forster for some holiday cheer and memories!

 

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We continue with eTown’s special 30th anniversary celebration, a "look back" serving up highlights from many of eTown’s past seasons of programs. This week, we feature Part 2 ‘Best of 2002’, as we revisit some of eTown’s favorite moments with musical guests Indigo Girls, J.J. Cale, Beth Orton, Midnight Oil, Jane Siberry, Fiddlers 4, Billy Bragg, Lyle Lovett and Big Head Todd & The Monsters.

Plus, you don’t want to miss Nick’s interview with renewable energy advocate, US Congressman, and Senator from Colorado, Mark Udall.

 

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This week, we share a potpourri of favorite moments from 2002 with musical guests Los Lobos, Old and In The Gray, Jack Johnson, Lucy Kaplansky, John Gorka, Fairfield Four, Susana Baca, Guy Clark, and Bela Fleck with Edgar Meyer. Plus, Nick’s conversation with members of the International Space Station is one you’ll definitely want to hear.

 

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We begin celebrating our 10th season this week with this full rebroadcast from 2002. We welcome back iconic blues man/harmonica virtuoso Charlie Musselwhite.  Acoustic-based blues and roots singer/songwriter Corey Harris joins us as well.  The Award story this week is one of our collective favorites, featuring a senior citizen whose efforts (to supply desperately needed food, clothing, housing, school supplies and more for the Lakota people on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota) are indeed inspiring.

 

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We continue highlights of our 2001 season, sharing a really special show with you in its entirety. This rebroadcast features the one and only time iconic musical treasure Leon Redbone shares the eTown stage, bringing his unique, outstanding guitar playing, voice, stories and persona as only he can do.  Also with us, southwest songstress and songwriter extraordinaire Eliza Gilkyson. In addition, Zen priest Fleet Maull talks about ways to find forgiveness against all odds. And of course, there’s an informative and inspiring eChievement award story as well!

 

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