WW1 Centennial News 2-PART SPECIAL : Episode #38 - “In Sacrifice for Liberty and Peace” Part 2 - America Declares War.




WW1 Centennial News show

Summary: <br> WWI Centennial News SPECIAL<br> This is another special feature presentation of the WW1 Centennial News Podcast. <br> Welcome to PART II of  “In Sacrifice for Liberty and Peace”. <br> This two part special is an adaptation from a live staged event the Commission produced on the April 6, 2017 centennial of America’s entry into: “ war that changed the world”. <br> Edward Bilous as the artistic director, and Chris Christopher as the US WW1 Centennial Commission’s executive producer pulled together an amazing group of artists, historians musician, actors, and others for a live performance staged at the National WWI Museum and Memorial  in Kansas City to an audience of over 3,000 attendees.<br> For this 2-part special we have excerpted key moments from the story that unfolds, the music that was performed and the readings from a cast of amazing actors, orators, musicians and other luminaries.<br> In Part 1 we examined the great debate in America about getting into the war, and today, in Part 2, we present how events overtook the debate and as America declared its entry into WW1.<br> Talent Credits<br> This podcast was adapted from the live event <br> In Sacrifice for Liberty and Peace:<br> Centennial Commemoration of the US entry into WWI<br> Credits for the live event include:<br> Edward Bilous<br> Artistic Director<br> John Rensenhouse<br> Narrator<br> Michelle DiBucci<br> Music Director<br> Sarah Outhwaite<br> Video Designer<br>  <br> Carlos Murillo <br> Script and Adaptation<br> Greg Kalember<br> Music Producer, Mix Engineer, Sound Design <br>  <br> Portia Kamons<br> Executive Artistic Producer<br> For Virtua Creative<br> Shelby Rose<br> Producer, Media and Special Events<br> For Virtua Creative<br>  <br> Dale Morehouse <br> Speaker<br>  <br> Carla Noack <br> Speaker<br>  <br> David Paul<br> Pre-Recorded Speaker<br>  <br> Janith English<br> Principal Chief of the Wyandot Nation of Kansas <br>  <br> Sergeant Debra Kay Mooney <br> Choctaw Nation <br>  <br> Col. Gerald York<br> Grandson of Sergeant Alvin C. York<br>  <br> Deborah York <br> Great-Granddaughter of Sergeant Alvin C. York<br>  <br> Noble Sissle Jr. <br> Son of Noble Sissle<br>  <br> Featuring Musical Performances by <br> 1st Infantry Division Band <br> Michael Baden<br> John Brancy <br> Francesco Centano<br> Billy Cliff<br> Peter Dugan <br> Ramona Dunlap<br> Lisa Fisher<br> Samantha Gossard<br> Adam Holthus<br> Christopher T. McLaurin<br> Chrisi Poland<br> Aaron Redburn <br> Reuben Allen<br> Matt Rombaum<br> Alan Schwartz<br> Yang Thou<br> Charles Yang<br> Alla Wijnands <br> Bram Wijnands<br>  <br> Cast<br> (In Alphabetical Order)<br> Freddy Acevedo <br> Yetunde Felix-Ukwu <br> Jason Francescon<br> Khalif Gillett <br> Emilie Karas <br> Chelsea Kisner <br> Christopher Lyman <br> Marianne McKenzie <br> Victor Raider-Wexler<br>  <br> Artillery Master<br> Charles B. Wood<br> MEDIA CREDITS<br> National World War I Museum and Memorial:  TheWorldWar.org<br> Library of Congress: LOC.gov<br> New York Public Library: DigitalCollections.nypl.org<br> National Archives: Archives.gov<br> National Historic Geographic Information System: NHGIS.org<br> State Library of New South Wales: SL.nsw.gov.au<br> Imperial War Museums: IWM.org.uk<br> National Museum of African American History and Culture: NMAAHC.si.edu<br> The Sergeant York Patriotic Foundation and the York Family: SgtYork.org<br> Australian War Memorial: AWM.gov.au<br> National Media Museum: NationalMediaMuseum.org.uk<br> Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library Archive: WoodrowWilson.org<br> Mathers Museum of World Culture: Mathers.indiana.edu<br> Front Page Courtesy of The New York Times Company<br>  <br> PODCAST<br>  <br> THEO MAYER<br> WW1 Centennial News is brought to you by the U.S. World War I Cent