Happy World Tai Chi Day!

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Hats off to @kalw for yesterday’s Earth Day programming: 24 hours of natural soundscapes courtesy of Bernie Krause and Wild Sanctuary. Enchanting, inspiring, motivating!

Hard to believe it's been 8 years since Prince passed away. In his honor, we present this story, 'Prince & the Technician' about Susan Rogers who moved to Minneapolis in 1983 to help the musician set up his home recording studio.
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Check out all the events next week for SF Climate Week. Including 21 (!) from Manny’s! lu.ma/SFCW2024

Don't miss Eric Schlosser on Fresh Air! npr.org/2024/04/18/124…

Over the years, The Kitchen Sisters have zeroed in on Memphis, Tennessee in a big way. The inspiration for that and the inspiration for some of our favorite stories is Knox Phillips, son of Sam Phillips, the founder of Sun Records podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coo…

Davia Nelson of NPR’s The Kitchen Sisters is a master of oral history, which is to say, of keen listening. Davia knows that it is always, as in improv, a matter of call and response. Many thanks for her words about Winging It. Buy your copy today via fertel.com.

We love a good @uniondocs workshop. They're holding one on MAY 17-19 called Embodied Acoustics: Orality, Sound, Rhythm in NonFiction Art Practices, led by Pablo Álvarez-Mesa. REGISTER: uniondocs.org/event/embodied…

In 1977 Ada Louise Huxtable wrote, Architecture 'is apparently going to be the last 'liberated' profession nytimes.com/1977/03/13/arc…

Season 3 of New Angle: Voice kicks off with a profile of the groundbreaking exhibit that raised her consciousness
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