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Salt water drowns and saves
Two stories about one constant: the salt water that surrounds us can sustain us but also can take away our loved ones.
The water took away a good man, Willis Frazier, 50, of Hilton Head, during a storm offshore. A river of the same water helps us save our souls.
In this dispatch of Radio Free Daufuskie, Roger Pinckney reports on two current events on our barrier islands.
click to hear:
about 6 minutes
Or click here to hear it in QuickTime
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Autumn in the Lowcountry means Shrimp Season
Author, tour guide, and Lowcountry legend Roger Pinckney broadcasts on Radio Free Daufuskie.
Click and listen:
About 2 minutes
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In this episode we hear about the early part of shrimp season, autumn 2010.
Hunting on an island with more deer than people.
In this episode of Radio Free Daufuskie we hear author, tour guide, Lowcountry legend and avid deer hunter Roger Pinckney amid a season of plenty, autumn 2010. Recession? Economic woes? Maybe on the mainland.
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About 3 minutes 33 seconds
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"South Carolina's Lowcountry... Naturally" by Marvin Bouknight
We connected with photographer, author, and resident Naturalist at the Oldfield Club in Okatie, S.C. as fans of his book. Look for upcoming podcasts and interpretive nature walks available on CityTrex... if we play our cards right.
Meanwhile, click for a great speaker sharing his enthusiasm:
About 5 minutes
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Listen to the background sounds in his office.
Reminds me of the kids toy, the See and Say... "Can you hear a bird? The frog goes...". It's childlike with Marvin, he's amazed at the natural world and the energy is contagious.
Meet Marvin Bouknight in person at the Beaufort Country Library April 20, 2011 from 6-7pm.
For a sample of photos and more, go to his page on Barnes and Noble.
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Brantley Harvey tells about Strom
Here is the voice of Brantley telling stories about Strom.
One South Carolina statesman shares his recollections regarding another.
Priceless.
Click it and thank Books Sandwiched In for making this happen:
About 9 minutes
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This is one of several podcasts
sponsored by CityTrex LLC for
Books Sandwiched In
USCB Performing Arts Center
801 Carteret Street, Beaufort, SC 29902
12:00 - 1:00 pm (doors open at 11:30 am)
February 28, 2011
The event is free and open to everyone.
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Oral history: Remembering the Way It Was at Beaufort, Sheldon and the Sea Islands
Fran Heyward Marscher is a delight, so it's a double-treat hearing her review her book, Remembering the Way it was at Beaufort, Sheldon and the Sea Islands. She is speaking on Valentines Day and she's the perfect fit.
Click and feel a Lowcountry tidal rhythm:
About 7 minutes
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This is one of several new media promotions
sponsored by CityTrex LLC for
Books Sandwiched In
USCB Performing Arts Center
801 Carteret Street, Beaufort, SC 29902
12:00 - 1:00 pm (doors open at 11:30 am)
February 14, 2011
The event is free and open to everyone.
Here's a link to her book on Amazon.com.
Highly recommended!
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Gregory Djanikian Savannah Book Festival 2011
Gregory Djanikian gives us an audio tour of new media, of Savannah, GA, the work of the creative process, rap, poetry slams, and the state of the art in 21st century poetry.
Click for a timeless 21st century poet:
About 14 minutes
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This is one of several CityTrex new media promotions for the 4th Annual Savannah Book Festival
Presidents Day Weekend Feb. 18 - 20, 2011.
Savannah, GA.
Author Lee Smith - Savannah Book Festival 2011
Hear author Lee Smith comment on the Southern influence on modern art, and the state of 21st century publishing, and of course visiting friends in The Hostess City of Savannah, GA with her husband, journalist Hal Crowther.
Click for some delights:
About 9 minutes
or click here to hear it in QuickTime on your smart phone, iPad, etc.
This is one of several CityTrex new media promotions for the 4th Annual Savannah Book Festival
Presidents Day Weekend Feb. 18 - 20, 2011.
Savannah, GA.
Triangular Pegs
Beautiful Beaufort, South Carolina...
The center of all American history - the good and the "other."
Mary Inabinett Mack, sister of author Heyward Inabinett, shares a tale of the South, of all of the USA, and our common human need to categorize, classify and define.
Triangular Pegs: A story of an African American family and the "one-drop" rule.
You have to click it to believe it, a radio preview of the Books Sandwiched In for February 7, 2011:
about 6 and a half minutes
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click here to hear it in QuickTime on your smart phone, iPad, etc.
Harriet Keyserling books it going Against the Tide
The President of the United States introduced this reviewer to this author.
How cool is that? Pretty darn so.
"Against the Tide: One Woman's Political Struggle" by Harriet Keyserling.
Reviewer: Linda Tarr-Whelan.
Click it and dig it, a radio preview of the Books Sandwiched In for Jan 31st:
about 10 minutes
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Our reviewer this week is Linda Tarr-Whelan, author of "Women Lead the Way: Your Guide to Stepping Up to Leadership and Changing the World."
Click and download an eBook version, or go to the source (LindaTarrWhelan.com) to learn more.
Books Sandwiched In
USCB Performing Arts Center
801 Carteret Street, Beaufort, SC
12:00 - 1:00 pm (doors open at 11:30 am)
Monday January 31, 2011
The event is free and open to everyone.
Bring your lunch or purchase it at the Outtakes Cafe table in the Performing Arts Center.
And dude, save your Hooters sweatshirt for another day. The President of the United States introduced these two women. Can anyone in the room top that?
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