Between fear and longing : marginally stable in San Francisco / Donald Swearingen.

Program Title:
Between fear and longing : marginally stable in San Francisco / Donald Swearingen.
Series Title:
New American radio ; no. 65
PRA Archive #: 
SZ0495.65
Description: 

Ongoing weekly program which introduces the work of leading performance artists, playwrights, new music composers, and radio producers who explore the creative potential of radio as an experimental medium.|BETWEEN FEAR AND LONGING : MARGINALLY STABLE IN SAN FRANCISCO / Donald Swearingen. - SERIES: New American radio| no. 65 - Ongoing weekly program which introduces the work of leading performance artists, playwrights, new music composers, and radio producers who explore the creative potential of the radio. CONTENT: composer Swearingen explores personal fear and longing in the words and thoughts of various individuals "overheard" following the October, 1989 San Francisco earthquake. BROADCAST: Satellite, 27 Mar. 1990.

Composer Swearingen explores personal fear and longing in the words and thoughts of various individuals "overheard" following the October, 1989, San Francisco earthquake.

Station: 
Non Pacifica Programming
Date Recorded on: 
Date Broadcast on: 
Satellite, 1990.
Item duration: 
1 reel (29 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., stereo.|29:00
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Swaringen, Donald.
Earthquakes -- San Francisco (Calif.) -- 1989.
Between fear and longing : marginally stable in San Francisco / Donald Swearingen.
Distributor: 
Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1990.
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