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Title: Studio 360: Treme, Sea Level, Iranian Rock
Author: Kurt Andersen
Format: Original Recording
Length: 53 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-17-10
Publisher: WNYC New York and Public Radio International
Genres: Radio & TV, Great Interviews
Summary:
Following his acclaimed series, The Wire, TV writer David Simon returns to HBO with Treme, a show about New Orleanians rebuilding their lives after Hurricane Katrina. Simon and his co-creator Eric Overmyer tell Kurt that even with their close attention to detail, they know the locals will be their toughest critics.
Next, if there's one climate change scientists are sure of, it's that sea levels are rising - and coastal cities are in their way. In a new exhibit up at New York's Museum of Modern Art, teams of architects envision radical approaches to the problem. Studio 360's Eric Molinsky looks into how innovation in design can help protect coastal cities.
Then, one Treme character, New Orleans trumpeter Kermit Ruffins, plays himself in the series. Ruffins is one the founders of the Rebirth Brass Band, a leading act in the citys traditional music scene. But Ruffins seems just as proud of his barbecue skills as he is of his music. Does he really cook nutria rat? Produced by Jason Rhein.
Finally, the new film, No One Knows About Persian Cats, explores the underground music scene in Iran. It's based on the lives of Negar and Ashkan, their imprisonment for playing music, and their efforts to flee Iran. Now in London, the two talk with Kurt about the film and the risks they took to play music in their home country. [Broadcast Date: April 17, 2010]
Contact: [email protected]
https://esound.space/audible
Title: Studio 360: Treme, Sea Level, Iranian Rock
Author: Kurt Andersen
Format: Original Recording
Length: 53 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-17-10
Publisher: WNYC New York and Public Radio International
Genres: Radio & TV, Great Interviews
Summary:
Following his acclaimed series, The Wire, TV writer David Simon returns to HBO with Treme, a show about New Orleanians rebuilding their lives after Hurricane Katrina. Simon and his co-creator Eric Overmyer tell Kurt that even with their close attention to detail, they know the locals will be their toughest critics.
Next, if there's one climate change scientists are sure of, it's that sea levels are rising - and coastal cities are in their way. In a new exhibit up at New York's Museum of Modern Art, teams of architects envision radical approaches to the problem. Studio 360's Eric Molinsky looks into how innovation in design can help protect coastal cities.
Then, one Treme character, New Orleans trumpeter Kermit Ruffins, plays himself in the series. Ruffins is one the founders of the Rebirth Brass Band, a leading act in the citys traditional music scene. But Ruffins seems just as proud of his barbecue skills as he is of his music. Does he really cook nutria rat? Produced by Jason Rhein.
Finally, the new film, No One Knows About Persian Cats, explores the underground music scene in Iran. It's based on the lives of Negar and Ashkan, their imprisonment for playing music, and their efforts to flee Iran. Now in London, the two talk with Kurt about the film and the risks they took to play music in their home country. [Broadcast Date: April 17, 2010]
Contact: [email protected]
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