WYPR: The Signal Podcast show

WYPR: The Signal Podcast

Summary: The Signal, a weekly radio magazine produced by WYPR, is devoted to exploring Maryland's thriving artistic and cultural scene.The Signal, hosted by veteran WYPR personality Andy Bienstock, promises to transport listeners to the region's cultural back roads: the studios, recital halls and basement workshops where art is conceived and brought to life.

Podcasts:

 8.23.13: Learned by Heart, Sung from the Heart: The New Gospelites | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week on The Signal: A capella harmony group The New Gospelites – an hour of music and stories recorded on location in Kent County, Maryland

 8.16.13: Five Seeds Farm, Tim Kreider’s “We Learn Nothing”, and Andrew Grimm of June Star | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week (August 16th & 17th, 2013) on The Signal: A visit to Five Seeds Farm, Tim Kreider on his book of essays, “We Learn Nothing”, and a studio mini-concert with Andrew Grimm of June Star

 8.9.13: Punk Rocker Ian Svenonius, Boxer Jake ‘The Snake’ Smith, Highlandtown’s Eugenie Benser, and activist mom China Martens | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week (August 9th & 10th, 2013) on The Signal: Ian Svenonius on his book, Supernatural Strategies for Making a Rock ‘n’ Roll Group; Fells Point boxing trainer Jake ‘The Snake’ Smith; longtime Highlandtown resident Eugenie Benser; and activist mom China Martens

 8.2.13: The Domino Glow, Highs in the Low Fifties, and South of the Border | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week (8.2.13 & 8.3.13) on The Signal: a radio tribute to the neon Domino Sugars sign; Marion Winik’s dating memoir, “Highs in the Low-Fifties”; and a cultural history of the tourist trap, South of the Border

 7.26.13: Globe Poster, “Freedom is a Hammer”, and “So Say the Waiters” | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week (July 26th & 27th) on The Signal: a radio tour of the Globe Poster collection; the obscure conservative folk anthems of “Freedom is a Hammer”; and Justin Sirois on his novel, “So Say the Waiters”

 7.19.13: Thoreau-ly Confused, The Double Game, and Lumbee Louis Campbell | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week (7.19.13) on The Signal: Thoreau lives and breathes in modern-day Baltimore, in a radio adaptation of Rob Roensch’s “The Wildflowers of Baltimore”; Den Fesperman discusses his spy novel, “The Double Game”

 7.5.13: Folk Pilgrim Stephen Wade Unearths the Real-Life Roots of Iconic American Recordings | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

From a cave in Kentucky, to a school in Mississippi, to a prison in Arkansas, Stephen Wade has traveled the country in search of the living roots of iconic Library of Congress records. He joins us with stories and songs from his book, "The Beautiful Music all around Us: Field Recordings and the American Experience."

 6.28.13: Wendel Patrick, Techne, and “Hot Flash Sonnets” | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week (June 28 & 29) on The Signal: Electronic musician Wendel Patrick on the how and why of releasing four albums in one day; the arts workshop Techne teaches girls how to harness the creative power of technology; and Moira Egan shares from her poetry collection, “Hot Flash Sonnets”

 6.21.13: Orchester Prazevica, Naked Blue, and more Benn Ray book picks | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week (June 21 & 22, 2013) on The Signal: Tomas Drgon’s gypsy turbo-folk band, Orchester Prazevica; the husband-and-wife musical duo of Jen and Scott Smith, Naked Blue; and more summer reading picks from Benn Ray.

 5.31.13: Prayer in Motion | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

5.31.13: Prayer in Motion

 5.24.13: Freedom is a Hammer, Richard Huganir at The Stoop, ‘Calvert the Raven in the Battle of Baltimore’ | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

5.24 & 5.25 on The Signal: the conservative folk music anthology, “Freedom is a Hammer”; neuroscientist Richard Huganir at The Stoop; and Jonathon Scott Fuqua’s children’s book, “Calvert the Raven in the Battle of Baltimore.”

 5.17.13: Five Seeds Farm, Reservoir Hill, Bach Concert Series, and Heneson’s “Immortal” | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week (5.17 & 5.18) on The Signal: a visit to the family-owned Five Seeds Farm; a tour of Baltimore’s Reservoir Hill neighborhood; a profile of Baltimore’s Bach Concert Series; and Nancy Heneson reads her story, “Immortal”

 5.10.13: Death Metal 101, Baker Prize Winners, and Jen Michalski’s “The Tide King” | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

5.10 & 5.11 on The Signal: Death Metal 101, a public radio listener’s primer; we visit with the 2013 Mary Sawyers Baker Prize winners; and Jen Michalski shares from her novel, “The Tide King”

 Glengarry Glen Ross at F.P.C.T., Remembering Mick the Pirate, Sickweather, and Shirley Brewer’s “After Words” | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week (5.3 & 5.4) on The Signal: a preview of Fells Point Corner Theatre’s “Glengarry Glen Ross”; a tribute to the late, great Mick the Pirate; a look at social media health aggregator “Sickweather”; and murder victim Stephen Pitcairn lives on in Shirley Brewer’s poetry collection, “After Words”

 Carnatic singer K.S. Resmi, Lee Boot’s “Who We Am,” and poet Shiori | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

This week (4.26 & 4.27) on The Signal: Indian Carnatic singer K S Resmi shares an incredible story and a beautiful voice; Lee Boot about talks about his interactive website, “Who We Am”; and Japanese-American poet Shiori reads from her book, “The Girl Who Loved Mothra”

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