This week we’re on the hunt for radio treasure. Prof. John Anderson of Brooklyn College joins us to talk about his quest to find and preserve the legacy of labor radio with his role in the Library of Congress’ Radio Preservation Task Force.

Then our resident radio scholar Brain Fauteux interviews radio artist Magz Hall. They discuss what radio art is and where to find it, and Magz shares some thoughts and details about her own work.

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Show Notes:

* Conference: Saving America’s Radio Heritage: Radio Preservation, Access, and Education

* Library of Congress Radio Preservation Task Force

* DIYMedia.net: Radio Preservation Task Force Convenes in D.C.

* Magz Hall’s website

* Radio Art and New Media in Radio Studies: An Interview with Magz Hall – Pt. 1

* Radio Art and New Media in Radio Studies: An Interview with Magz Hall – Pt. 2