Invisible Man Chapter 5 (Part 1)
Invisible Man Chapter 5 Part 1 (raw reading)
R. Hurst, Ben Brown, Wynton Marsalis, Lawrence Fishburne, James Avery
No music, no introduction, no interlude, no outro
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Invisible Man Chapter 5 Part 2
Invisible Man Chapter 5 Part 2 (raw reading)
Laurence Fishburne, James Avery
No introduction, outro, interlude
Invisible Man Chapter 18 (Part 1)
Invisible Man, Chapter 18, Part 1 (raw reading).
Jeffrey Nicholson.
Includes introduction, interlude, and outro.
From the Vault 382: An Evening of Country Fiddlin' - The Free Music Store, 1972
This week on From the Vault we explore a recently restored recording from the series The Free Music Store, free public weekly concerts organized by Eric Salzman, former Music Director of WBAI in New York City. Starting in March 1969, the concerts were at WBAI’s studios, a de-consecrated church on East 62nd Street.
From the Vault 381: Freedom Now! 1963 (Part 2 of 2)
As the United States entered the 1960′s, perhaps no other city in America was as segregated as Birmingham, Alabama, and this basic condition expected the likely conclusion of a civil rights flashpoint.
From the Vault 380: Freedom Now! 1963 (Part 1 of 2)
As the United States entered the 1960′s, perhaps no other city in America was as segregated as Birmingham, Alabama, and this basic condition expected the likely conclusion of a civil rights flashpoint.
Boy in darkness (Episode 13 of 29, Part 3 of 3)
Dramatic reading of Mervyn Peake's Boy in Darkness, the second installment of Peake's Gormenghast trilogy featuring the hero Titus Groan, on WBAI's Mind's Eye Theatre.
Boy in darkness (Episode 13 of 29, Part 2 of 3)
Dramatic reading of Mervyn Peake's Boy in Darkness, the second installment of Peake's Gormenghast trilogy featuring the hero Titus Groan, on WBAI's Mind's Eye Theatre.
From the Vault 379: I Have A Dream
This week on From the Vault we commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington for Civil Rights by listening to a unique news documentary from our historic collection titled I Have A Dream. It was produced by Pacifica Radio three days after the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.
From the Vault 378: Black August
On this edition of From the Vault we turn the clock back to 1993 when Pacifica Radio devoted an entire day to recognize Black August, the annual commemoration of the liberation struggles of Africans Americans that began with the killing of prisoner George Jackson on August 21, 1971.
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