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Write the Coast or Write it Off!
Date: 06.15.2007
Authors: Ann Cary Simpson, Bland Simpson, and Jan DeBlieu discuss the challenges facing the South's coastal region at the 2007 biennial meeting of the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment.
Please insert the following URLs in your web browser to hear the readings with music by Bland Simpson.
Part One
http://woffordblog.hipcast.com/deluge/de566a4c-a6f8-dc5c-b263-2ac6278dc7ae.mp3
Part Two
http://woffordblog.hipcast.com/deluge/8ffc46c0-8e23-ef95-bb36-9755aca1e01a.mp3
Questions & Answers
http://woffordblog.hipcast.com/deluge/349aec04-ff28-7342-d006-78241b8ddc8d.mp3Hurricane Katrina
Date: 06.15.2007
Authors: Author John Biguenet, whose columns on the storm and its aftermath were printed in the New York Times, and environmental justice expert Dr. Robert Bullard discuss the aftermath of Hurrican Katrina two year's onward at the 2007 biennial meeting of the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment held at Wofford College, Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Please insert the following URLs in your web browser to hear the reading and discussion.
Part One
http://woffordblog.hipcast.com/deluge/01763c08-42ba-f6a4-c8da-a256b09f1140.mp3
Part Two
http://woffordblog.hipcast.com/deluge/ab8ff99a-b5b4-4cb2-3d4c-b2ea7ddfa33e.mp3
Part Three
http://woffordblog.hipcast.com/deluge/3efe535a-b664-5efd-af20-d66f54174ea0.mp3Reading the River: The Chattooga in Words and Music
Date: 04.21.2005
Authors: John Lane, Ron Rash, Christopher Camuto, and Thorpe Moeckel. Musicians Art Rosenbaum and Ned Gardiner on banjo, guitar, fiddle, and mouthbow.
Broadcast live from the Seney-Stovall Chapel on the campus of the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia. The program was a production of WUGA-FM and the Environmental Ethics Certificate Program.
Christopher Camuto is the author of three nonfiction books: A Fly Fisherman's Blue Ridge, Another Country: Journeying Toward the Cherokee Mountains, and Hunting from Home: A Year Afield...Earth, Air, Fire and Water
Date: 04.25.2002
Authors: Janisse Ray, Jim Kilgo, Bill Belleville, Jan DeBlieu, Christopher Camuto, and Franklin Burroughs. Musicians Chuck Leavell and Randall Bramblett.
Broadcast live from The Chapel on the Old Campus of the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia. The program was a production of The University of Georgie Environmental Ethics Certificate Program, Georgia Sea Grant, and WUGA-FM.
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Bill Belleville is an award-winning environmental writer and filmmaker who lives in Sanford, Florida. He has traveled widely on...
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