A Tribute to Edsell Matthews, Immigrants and the Welfare System – Is it Working?, and Fostering young musicians in the midst of State budget cuts through the <a href = "http://ymp.berkeley.edu/" target = "0">Young Musicians Program</a>
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Full Circle – January 9, 2004

Suspense is a new version of the classic radio anthology series by the same name; the original ran on CBS Radio from 1942-1962, and featured a who’s-who of Hollywood talent. The scripts are an equal mix of originals and adaptations, performed by a growing company of Hollywood actors that include Adrienne Wilkinson (‘Xena’); Tucker Smallwood (‘Contact’); Elizabeth Gracen (‘Highlander’); and master voiceover artist Daamen Krall, who’s also the show’s host.

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