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About Annie's Story Cave
Annie Lanzillotto embarks on a solo decameron in her raw Bronx roar. While sheltering in place alone, Annie built a cave and with a nod to Boccaccio's Decameron during the Bubonic Plague, Annie aims to tell 100 original stories for starters.
- Publisher
- Annie Lanzillotto
- Category
- arts
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 30 Dec 2020
- Latest episode
- 26 Mar 2023
Latest episodes
14 episodes in the feed.
26 Mar 2023
Girls, Girls, Where Did You Work Last Night? (Homage to the 146 workers who died in the fire of 1911 at the Triangle Factory
I wrote this song for the 99th Memorial of the Triangle Fire. Originally I sang it to the tune of Leadbelly's "Where Did You Sleep Last Night" Then as I sang it, it found its own blues rhythm. Girls, Girls, Where Did You Work Last Night? Girls! Girls! Teenage immigrants, Tell me, where did you work last night? Somebody tell me. C’mon Rose, Sarah, Daisy. Washington and Greene, in the factory, where the door kept locked, by greed. O Girls! Girls! Teenage immigrants, tell me where did you go in the fire? Tessie, Caterina, Antonietta, somebody tell me. I jumped to the street where my bones and concrete meet, the sewer, my blood runs through. Girls O Girls! Teenage immigrants, tell me of your New York dreams. Rosaria, Celia, Annie, somebody tell me. Well I ran from poverty, persecution, misery. We were starving, needed a buck, I got on the boat to try my luck. Made it 'cross the sea to the wave of Liberty. Worked the Triangle Factory, in the New York Garment Industry, Where amber waves of flame caught me. So I dove for the sky, broken window, promises Spring air. I prayed, New York City, catch me! We were body makers, sleeve makers, sleeve setters, collar makers, cuff setters, yoke setters, buttonhole makers, tuckers, closers, hemmers, joiners, finishers, pressers, button sewers, lace runners, embroidery trimmers, thread trimmers, sample makers. Makers. Joiners. Finishers. Makers. Joiners. Finishers. O Girls! Girls! Teenage immigrants, Tell me, how burning hot is greed? C’mon tell me, Sadie, Lina, Josie, Margaret. Well, our breath caught the fire, hair and lace, the flames, and cinders became our names.
14 Feb 2023
How to Cook a Heart
San Valentino special. Annie tells how to cook a heart. Based on extensive research and oral histories with the best butchers in town. Replete with sage advice
3 Feb 2023
Meet Me on the Corner
Extinct New York voices. Annie Lanzillotto recorded the voices of blue corner mailboxes in New York City, before they were all sealed shut.
31 Jan 2023
One Gay Life
Annie Lanzillotto tells about meeting Storme De Lavarie, Stonewall icon. “Your One Gay Life” by Annie Rachele Lanzillotto “Hey baby, stay a while.” This was the kindest thing anybody ever said to me. And the most life-affirming. Stonewall Veteran Stormé De Larvarie patrolled the streets and bars of New York helping generations of us on our way. She was a true superhero of the streets. Stormé did the work we each need to do, one by one by one by being present and paying attention...
13 Feb 2021
SLOW LOUD CLEAR
"Slow Loud Clear" by Annie Lanzillotto You will never hear the word "America" the same way again. This episode is dedicated to: Sr. M. Raymond Aloysia (Caroline Paluzzi) of the Sisters of St. Francis, Hastings-on-Hudson, She was born on December 10, 1916, and died on January 12, 2000. Her mother was Erminia Zaletti Paluzzi. Her father was Rocco Paluzzi. She had a brother Henry. She entered the convent on January 5, 1936 and professed her final vows on July 14, 1941. She held various positions in teaching. She has been at St. Eugene School and parish in Yonkers for over 35 years. She is buried at St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery, Poughkeepsie. ------ special thanks to JoAnn Fusco Burrows ------ This podcast series is a Street Cry Inc production. You can contribute to this series via PAYPAL at: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com Street Cry Inc thanks our 2021 backers: Mike Fiorito, Audrey Kindred, Ron Raider, Ellynne Skove, Adele Travisano Special Thanks Al Hemberger for audio production equipment Rose Imperato for her ear Joanna Clapps Herman and Lucia Mudd for passaparola; getting out the word; Contact: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com www.StreetCryInc.org Street Cry Inc, est. 2018, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, championing pluralism in society by creating works of literature, voice, and performance, and mentoring the artist in everyone. Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Slow Loud Clear" written by Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2012 audio performance by Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2020
1 Feb 2021
My Throwing Arm: This Useless Expertise
o"My Throwing Arm : This Useless Expertise" by Annie Lanzillotto A struggle in pink, the constant bouncing pulse, a Bronx girl and her Spaldeen. When the chips are down, what good is being able to aim a ball at an X on the wall? ---------------------------------------------------------------- This podcast series is a Street Cry Inc production. You can contribute to this series via PAYPAL at: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com Street Cry Inc thanks our 2021 backers: Mike Fiorito, Audrey Kindred, Ron Raider, Ellynne Skove, Adele Travisano Special Thanks Al Hemberger for audio production equipment Rose Imperato for her ear Joanna Clapps Herman and Lucia Mudd for passaparola; getting out the word; Contact: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com www.StreetCryInc.org Street Cry Inc, est. 2018, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, championing pluralism in society by creating works of literature, voice, and performance, and mentoring the artist in everyone. Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "My Throwing Arm: This Useless Expertise" text: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 1993 audio performance: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2021 Annie first performed an iteration of this story in 1993 as a one woman show at "Under One Roof Theatre "Women 9-90 Festival" and Manhattan Class Company's "Performance Marathon," directed by Victoria MacElwayne, with live sound action by Eliza Ladd.
27 Jan 2021
Prepare to Be Found
Living alone, immunocompromised and sheltering-in-place during COVID-19, how do you prepare at night? Annie's yellow post-it note flies around the house. A yellow post-it note butterfly. It reads: PREPARE TO BE FOUND. ---------------------------------------------------------------- This podcast series is a Street Cry Inc production. You can contribute to this series via PAYPAL at: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com Street Cry Inc thanks our 2021 backers: Mike Fiorito, Audrey Kindred, Ron Raider, Ellynne Skove, Adele Travisano Special Thanks Al Hemberger for audio production equipment Rose Imperato for her ear Joanna Clapps Herman and Lucia Mudd for passaparola; getting out the word; Contact: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com www.StreetCryInc.org Street Cry Inc, est. 2018, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, championing pluralism in society by creating works of literature, voice, and performance, and mentoring the artist in everyone. Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Prepare to Be Found" text: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2021 audio performance: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2021 *Annie first performed this story in the series "Tell Me a Story Annie" on 1/24/21, produced by City Lore. Thanks to Steve Zeitlin, Molly Garfinkel, Eva Pedraglieri, Salley May.
13 Jan 2021
Footfall
How to walk in Napoli and Roma on San Pietrini stones... ---------------------------------------------------------------- This podcast series is a Street Cry Inc production. You can contribute to this series via PAYPAL at: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com Street Cry Inc thanks our 2021 backers: Mike Fiorito, Audrey Kindred, Ron Raider, Ellynne Skove, Adele Travisano Special Thanks Al Hemberger for audio production equipment Rose Imperato for her ear Joanna Clapps Herman and Lucia Mudd for passaparola; getting out the word; Contact: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com www.StreetCryInc.org Street Cry Inc, est. 2018, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, championing pluralism in society by creating works of literature, voice, and performance, and mentoring the artist in everyone. Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Footfall" text: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2021 audio performance: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2021
9 Jan 2021
Nerina
One of the most profound days of my life was up a mountain in Sicilia. Eternal thanks to Stefania Taviano for taking me around her homeland, and to her ancestral land, of olive trees growing on steep slopes. "Nerina” written by Annie Lanzillotto, was awarded an Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award Honorable Mention sponsored by the Poetry Center at Passaic County Community College. Published in Paterson Literary Review #49, Editor Maria Mazziotti Gillan, Paterson, New Jersey, 2021. ---------------------------------------------------------------- This podcast series is a Street Cry Inc production. You can contribute to this series via PAYPAL at: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com Street Cry Inc thanks our 2021 backers: Mike Fiorito, Audrey Kindred, Ron Raider, Ellynne Skove, Adele Travisano Special Thanks Al Hemberger for audio production equipment Rose Imperato for her ear Joanna Clapps Herman and Lucia Mudd for passaparola; getting out the word; Contact: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com www.StreetCryInc.org Street Cry Inc, est. 2018, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, championing pluralism in society by creating works of literature, voice, and performance, and mentoring the artist in everyone. Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Nerina" text: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2020 audio performance: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2021
6 Jan 2021
The Mayor of Prospect Park
Tony Chiappelloni was the last of the ..... "The Mayor of Prospect Park" earning that moniker with his scores of good deeds for everyone in his path. He schools Annie on everything from sexuality to the gnostic gospels with lessons from the streets of Ancient Rome. Annie first published this story in the Paterson Literary Review, 2014. ---------------------------------------------------------------- This podcast series is a Street Cry Inc production. You can contribute to this series via PAYPAL at: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com Street Cry Inc thanks our 2021 backers: Audrey Kindred, Ron Raider, Ellynne Skove Special Thanks Al Hemberger for audio production equipment Rose Imperato for her ear Joanna Clapps Herman and Lucia Mudd for passaparola; getting out the word; Contact: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com www.StreetCryInc.org Street Cry Inc, est. 2018, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, championing pluralism in society by creating works of literature, voice, and performance, and mentoring the artist in everyone. Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "The Mayor of Prospect Park" text: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2014 audio performance: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2021
4 Jan 2021
Parmigiano Snowglobe
...this is the parmigiano snowglobe we all live inside... in this episode you learn about "Cucinamania" and "Le Vecchiette Dentro" two syndromes.... ---------------------------------------------------------- This podcast series is a Street Cry Inc production. You can contribute to this series via PAYPAL at: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com Street Cry Inc thanks our 2021 backers: Audrey Kindred, Ron Raider, Ellynne Skove Special Thanks Al Hemberger for audio production equipment Rose Imperato for her ear Joanna Clapps Herman and Lucia Mudd for passaparola; getting out the word; Contact: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com www.StreetCryInc.org Street Cry Inc, est. 2018, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, championing pluralism in society by creating works of literature, voice, and performance, and mentoring the artist in everyone. Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Parmigiano Snowglobe" text: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2014 audio performance: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2021 Annie first told a rendition of this story in 2014 as "Spaghetti and Meatballs" on WFUV radio, "CItyScape" hosted by George Bodarky.
1 Jan 2021
Zerega Blues
What happens when the spirits push you around? When you think you're doing one thing when you're doing another Annie thinks she's doing an art project, when the ancestors shake her to her bones. ---------------------------------------------------------------- This podcast series is a Street Cry Inc production. You can contribute to this series via PAYPAL at: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com Street Cry Inc thanks our 2021 backers: Audrey Kindred, Ron Raider, Ellynne Skove Special Thanks Al Hemberger for audio production equipment Rose Imperato for her ear Joanna Clapps Herman and Lucia Mudd for passaparola; getting out the word Contact: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com www.StreetCryInc.org Street Cry Inc, est. 2018, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, championing pluralism in society by creating works of literature, voice, and performance, and mentoring the artist in everyone. Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. ---------------------------------------------------------- "Zerega Bllues" text: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2016 audio performance: Annie Rachele Lanzillotto © 2021 Annie first performed this story April 15, 2016 at The Bronx Museum of the Arts for the "Bronx Women, Bronx Stories" series, curated by Lauren Click. The evening was hosted by Maria Aponte, and featured performances by Nene Ali, Michele Carlo, Annie Lanzillotto, and Julissa Rodriguez. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ *This podcast episode was recorded in November 2019 at The Loft Recording Studios, Bronxville, New York, by Aleah Hyer.
30 Dec 2020
FRITTATAGORAPHOBIA!
This is the story of Annie's Mom Rachele and how she always carried a frittata in her pockabook, and fed everyone. Dedicated to Rachele Clare Petruzzelli Lanzillotto, 1926 - 2016, may her sparkle live on forever. ------------------------------------------------------------------ This podcast series is a Street Cry Inc production. You can support this series via PAYPAL at: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com Street Cry Inc thanks our 2021 backers: Audrey Kindred, Ron Raider, Ellynne Skove Special Thanks Al Hemberger for audio production equipment Rose Imperato for her ear Joanna Clapps Herman and Lucia Mudd for passaparola; spreading the word . Contact: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com www.StreetCryInc.org Street Cry Inc, est. 2018, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, championing pluralism in society by creating works of literature, voice, and performance, and mentoring the artist in everyone. Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. --------------------------------------------------------- Annie first performed "Frittatagoraphobia" August 2001, as a cooking show at The Smithsonian Folk Life Festival in the "Food Tent"-- in a session curated by Annie Hauck-Lawson. On December 8th, 2008, Annie performed a rendition of this story with percussionist John Gennari at The Astor Center, in Manhattan, in their "Kitchen Jazz Lazzi" duet, for the promotion of the book, "Gastropolis: Food and New York City", edited by Annie Hauck-Lawson and Jonathan Deutsch (Columbia U Press) in which Lanzillotto wrote Chapter 13: COSA MANGIA OGGI, on her Bronx Italian youth through food.
30 Dec 2020
Twelve Rabbis Went to a Party
Annie Lanzillotto recounts meeting Rabbi Simkha Weintraub at an epic party in Brooklyn, January 2020, the January before the plague. Rabbi Simkha counsels Annie using lessons from the destruction and rebuilding of The Temple. A parable in its tone. --------------------------------------------------------------- This podcast series is a Street Cry Inc production. You can support this series via PAYPAL at: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com Street Cry Inc thanks our 2021 backers: Mike Fiorito, Audrey Kindred, Ron Raider, Ellynne Skove, Adele Travisano Special Thanks Al Hemberger for audio production equipment Rose Imperato, for her expert ear Joanna Clapps Herman and Lucia Mudd for passaparola; spreading the word Contact: StreetCryIncorporated@gmail.com www.StreetCryInc.org Street Cry Inc, est. 2018, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, championing pluralism in society by creating works of literature, voice, and performance, and mentoring the artist in everyone. Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
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