November 19, 2020
Documenting Democracy: Fred Wiseman’s ‘City Hall’
November 16, 2020
Open Source is hiring a new Producer
Radio Open Source is seeking a sound producer to oversee recording, editing, and mixing of the weekly show. Primary responsibilities of this part-time role include:...| More
November 12, 2020
Election Disconnection
Call it a four-year try-out we’ve just been through of strong-man, one-man politics. The election put it to a vote, and the country said: enough...| More
November 7, 2020
Ben LaGuer, 1963-2020. A self-made spirit in...
Hear the conversation below on SoundCloud, or at this link. Ben LaGuer died on Election Day this week — a man of spirit who chose...| More
November 5, 2020
The Soul of Care
This show originally broadcast February 20, 2020. Arthur Kleinman is a name that comes up again and again when you search around our big college...| More
October 29, 2020
COVID on the Ballot
COVID, COVID, COVID, all you hear is COVID, the man tweeted, but how could it not be tagged as the COVID election in the plague...| More
October 22, 2020
JFK in the American Century
A bold new life of JFK cues Emerson’s line: “there is no history, only biography,” particularly when the life of a man and the American...| More
October 15, 2020
The Upswing
Here’s the good news about the awful condition we’re in, from one of the great American people-watchers, Robert Putnam of Bowling Alone fame: it’s that...| More
October 8, 2020
Green New Generation
The other historic 2020 political contest began in a hallway outside Speaker Pelosi’s office just two years ago. Not along party lines, oddly enough. The...| More
October 1, 2020
The Confidence Man
From that food-fight of an un-presidential debate, the last month of the 2020 campaign is about democracy itself, in danger: reduced now to slanging between...| More
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