Anacostia Unmapped
- Autor: Vários
- Narrador: Vários
- Editora: Podcast
- Duração: 2:29:20
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Sinopse
Collaborative radio project between residents, Katie Davis, @WAMU885 @AIRmedia & @WeActRadio about the forgotten bottom of DC
Episódios
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![Aunt Helens Eyes On The Street]()
Aunt Helen's Eyes On The Street
30/03/2016 Duração: 03minOver the last five months, as part of the Anacostia Unmapped project, three people in the Southeast D.C. neighborhood have been recording interviews with their neighbors. It’s a place where families can often trace their roots back several generations to a single block or house. In this installment, poet and playwright John Johnson visits LaTeashea Lofties, a friend whose family has a long history in Anacostia. We find out about her Aunt Helen, who sat in the window all day "watching everything and everybody. And I when I say everybody, I mean you could not hook school. You couldn’t have boys over. Because she would tell. She had everybody’s numbers on a pad and she’d use that rotary phone.”
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![via @KojoShow: The Story of Anacostia In Washington, D.C.]()
via @KojoShow: The Story of Anacostia In Washington, D.C.
25/03/2016 Duração: 22minAnacostia, the neighborhood in the Southeast part of Washington, was originally known as “the remainder of the District.” And in many ways that’s how it’s been treated for years. This spring, WAMU presents “Anacostia Unmapped,” a project that invites people who live and work in the community to take us inside — to the beloved street corners of Anacostia and the changing ones. Residents have lots to say about what’s going on—about transformation and displacement; about crime and community; about the beauty and burden of history. Guests - John Johnson Playwright; Contributor "Anacostia Unmapped" - Kymone Freeman Co-Owner, We Act Radio; Contributor "Anacostia Unmapped" - Schyla Pondexter-Moore Housing Activist; Contributor "Anacostia Unmapped"
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![The Lion and the Map]()
The Lion and the Map
24/03/2016 Duração: 07minAnacostia. The Southeast D.C. neighborhood was originally known as "the remainder of the District." And in many ways, that’s how it’s been treated and thought of for years. This spring, WAMU 88.5 presents Anacostia Unmapped, a project that invites people who live and work in the community to take us inside. First up, we introduce one of the project's producers, Kymone Freeman, whose day job is running We Act Radio. He's been thinking about where Anacostia fits on a city map. Original photograph by Brandon Gatling.
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