Short stories about the arts in America
Ars Americana
Claim This Podcastby Briawna Aika
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Short stories about the arts in America
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10/27/2019
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April 19, 2020
Promise and Prophecy
<p>In 1889, a young New York socialite published an audacious volume of love poetry. It was filled with direct attacks on the patriarchy, sacrilegious suggestions, and sexually explicit imagery. The poet was excoriated by some and lauded by others. She wrote prolifically and published widely. One critic wrote that her work displayed "promise and prophecy of brilliant and lasting achievement." So why haven't you heard of Anne Reeve Aldrich? Find out on episode two of season one, and listen to several of her passionate poems.</p>
March 31, 2020
Between the cracks
<p>Mike Seeger called folk music "all the music that fits between the cracks." On this episode, we explore one of America's most popular folk tunes, and discuss its history as a working song.</p> <p>Written and narrated by Briawna Aika.</p> <p>#storytelling</p> <p>#history</p> <p>#music</p> <p>#arts</p> <p>#America</p>
October 27, 2019
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