A Story Told, August 6 2020

August 06, 2020 • 00:28:59
A Story Told, August 6 2020
A Story Told
A Story Told, August 6 2020

Aug 06 2020 | 00:28:59

/

Show Notes

In honour and horror of Hiroshima Day, August 6th, Michael reads "Paper Cranes," by a former Astorian, and "I Would be a Witness to Hiroshima," by Sadako Kurihara. In addition, David Horrowitz discusses modern issues surrounding Portland in "City of Roses Coloured Glasses."

Other Episodes

Episode

May 17, 2018 • 00:09:39
Episode Cover

Theodore and Mr. Balbini

Theadore and Mr. Balbini, written by Petra Mathers. Read, with thanks to the author, by Patty Flynn.

Listen

Episode 0

July 12, 2023 • 00:28:59
Episode Cover

The Human Beat - July 10th, 2023

Roger Rocka speaks with Joseph Stevenson, who in August of 1961, at the age of 18, became a Freedom Rider. The text below was...

Listen

Episode 0

February 07, 2020 • 00:23:47
Episode Cover

Youth In Radio, January 26 2020

On the first Astoria (and beyond) Youth Radio of 2020, host Dylan Hauser-Schalk features Azure, a poet, and president of Astoria High School's Poetry...

Listen