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Under the Surface episodes
- Interview with Writer, Kate St. Ives, about her Childhood - 6.4.17Episode Notes
Kate St. Ives reflects on her childhood and on what makes childhood such a unique time of life in this thoughtful and insightful discussion. Kate is a writer of fiction and poetry.
59 min - Interview with Folklorist and Banjo Player, Norma Jean Haynes - 5.28.17Episode Notes
My interview with songwriter, folklorist, community music organizer and roving female banjo player, NORMA JEAN HAYNE. Her MUSIC - her singing and banjo-playing is what makes this interview really come alive. Check out the radio debut of some of her orginal songs and witness the mesmerizing purity of her voice and poetry of her lyrics.
59 min - Interview with Cassandra Koutalidis about Childhood - 4.30.17Cassandra Koutalidis discusses her childhood in Maine. She talks about looking through a window well as a 2 year old (her earliest memory), mischief at Halloween and how her older sister convinced her that a spirit lived inside a cigarette lighter! She also has a great answer to this question: if you could return to your childhood with your adult mind, would you do it?58 min
- Interview with Steve Freiman about Childhood & Childhood Misconceptions - 4.9.17A conversation with Steve Freiman about his childhood. He talks about getting an electric shock in a synagogue at the age of 4 and learning what happens to the garbage on barges as a kid. He also reflects on how accessing the vulnerability we had as kids is what leads to love.58 min
About Under the Surface
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UNDER THE SURFACE is a podcast featuring in-depth conversations that reveal personal realms of experience, insight and discovery, rarely discussed out loud. The show is hosted by Amy Landau and…
originally broadcast live on Valley Free Radio (WXOJ Northampton, 103.3 FM) every Sunday 12 noon to 1 PM.