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A Service of Continuting Educaton and Extension University of Minnesota-Duluth April-May 1987 . Volume 8, Number 2 Grows!

Jean Johnson and Shaun Keenan Gilson

Plus Greg Brown comes to Duluth New T-shirt Design "" becomes a daily feature "Horizon" reports on the cultural revolution in China. and Spring Membership Drive: April 3rd to 12th 1 Kumd 103.3 FM eport to the Listener Station Manager ____-raul Schmitz Program Director _ _ _ _ John Ziegler R by Paul Schmitz, Station Manager Public Affairs Director __ ___ Jean Johnson ' Outreach Coordinator.___ _ Bob DeArmond News Producer/Morning Host hundreds of hours of good experimental artists. He was a ______Shaun Keenan Gilson Happy spring! Not that there Secretary ______Donna Neveau has been much winter this year. listening you enjoy each year gentle and friendly person, and Engineer Kirk Kersten It may have been a difficult year aren't worth your support. represented that ideal of the Office Assistants Kate Broback for skiers and other snow Without you, it would be KUMD volunteer who by bringing ------Linda Lenz enthusiasts, but for some of us impossible for us to stay on the his own special knowledge and ______Kris Simonson this winter was a real treat. The air. interests to the station expanded Production Intern __ __ Jean Sramek ______Linda Estel Northland has certainly lived up Spring also means the end of the vision and understanding of ______John Machachek to its reputation for an academic year at UMD, and all of us. unpredictability. But any spring that means we say goodbye to calls for celebration. several students who have been Volunteer Staff KUMD is celebrating in a announcers or office assistants. Bill Agnew, Bob Allen, Craig Anderson, sense now too, as we go on the air Ruth Huschle has already left, Dave Anderson, John Anderson, Jon with our spring membership drive. expecting to receive final word on Anderson, Kathleen Anderson, Mark During this time we ask you to her application for the Peace Anderson, Tom Anderson, Bob Andresen, help pay for the programming you Corps. We hope she is accepted Stacy Bamford, John Brazner, Scott Chambers, Jan Cohen, Tim Connolly, enjoy. Whether you're into music and wish her well. And Margot Bruce Eckland, Dann Edholm, Carol or news, whether you love jazz, Vanderziel will be graduating and Edwards, Pat Eller, Phil Enke, Laura rock or the blues, you know probably going to graduate school. Erickson, Linda Estel, Susanna Frenkel, KUMD is the best radio station A sincere thanks to both of them Bob Gabres, Brian Gitar, Doug for you. And one of the best for having done so many fine Greenwood, Leah Grittner, Jim Gruba, things about KUMD is that it's programs during the past months. Bill Hansen, Steve Hansen, Bob Hanson, commercial free. Paul Hanson, Gordon Harris, Dean A much sadder goodbye to Hauge, John Hensrud, Todd Hultgren, But without commercials to Mike Peura, best known to many Georgeanne Hunter, Tim Jenkins, Bob bring in revenue, we need to ask of you as host of Sound Visions on Johnson, Courtney Johnson, Dave for your direct support. Think of Monday evenings, who died March Johnson, Pat Keenan, Bob King, Byron KUMD as a friend, a companion, 12. Mike had many friends at the Kuster, Jason Kuykendall, Tony Lasky, always ready to bring you the station, and had been on the air Brenda Latourelle, Chuck Leyda, Sherri most interesting and exciting Lind, Doug Manthey, David Markeson, for several years doing a variety Mike Martin, Dean Mattson, Al Merry, radio anywhere. Think of how of programs. Mike brought to his Kathy Mosher, Joni Nelson, Don Ness, much it costs KUMD to keep programs a great love of new Jean Johnson cleaning our satellite Jesse Olsen, Peter Olsen, Rick Olsen, doing this for you. And ask if the music, and a wide experience of dish. Michael Peterson, Tina Peterson, Odie Powell, Helen Prekker, Dan Proctor, Lance Rhicard, Will Rhodes, Kathleen Ryan, Jean Sramek, Kathy Sting!, Nancy over Story Tibbetts, Terry Tucker, Margot Vanderziel, Bryan Vollman, David Williams, John Williams, Tim Winker, Bill Wright, Ted Wright, Peg Zahorik. KUMD's MORNING EDITION has More of What You Want to Hear! Organizational Members A recent article in the News- is part of a minority group, it more space. "In March," Jean says, Tribune & Herald profiled the means they're not interested in ··we were in the happy situation of A & E Supply shenanigans of area "morning anything else." Jean adds, "Women having almost too much local Austin-Jarrow Sports drive jocks," who try to attract don't listen only during Wise material to fit." Brass Bed Antiques audience with light banter, light Women Radio or Ruby Red Shaun is enthusiastic about Builders and Laborers Commonwealth Cartier Insurance Agency music, and very light news. The Slippers; Native Americans don't MORNING EDITION's recent Cloquet Natural Foods article ignored an important listen only during programs about developments. "Next, a better Destination Travel source of information and Indian concerns." coffee maker and a 7 a.m. sign-on," The Duluth Clinic entertainment preferred by many Shaun's favorite thing these he sighs facetiously. But even in First Bank Duluth people who think: KUMD's days is doing live interviews. 'Tm the wee hours Shaun is pleased Jeff Frey Photography MORNING EDITION. The national so glad when people join me in with the growing diversity of Global Village Grandma's Saloon and Deli version of this news magazine has the studio," he says. "Live radio is KUMD's audience. "On a Highland Beauty Floors won every major broadcast the best kind, and we're able to commercial station, the reporter Highland Service Center journalism award, and KUMD's inform people this way about lots does maybe a three minute Hummingbird Productions growing commitment to local and of things going on in the interview on a subject that Kar Kare regional issues coverage makes community." deserves twenty, then edits it and Krenzen Cadillac-Pontiac-Honda-Datsun 103.3 fm the place to tune to for Laura Erickson's popular Lake Aire Bottle Shop fills in the blanks, and the story is Lake Superior Custom Photo Lab news and interesting information feature "For the Birds" has all of 90 seconds. KUMD has MacDonald, Munger and Downs- about Duluth and the region as provided inspiration for another listeners who want to think. We Attorneys-At Law well as the nation and world.· modular feature (still on the like to give people five, ten, Mary Martin Ph.D. Shaun Keenan Gilson has drawing board -- or mixing board, fifteen minutes if they need it, to Minnesota Federal Savings and Loan been hosting the program since as it were) that will offer consider important issues. Then Norshor Theatre November. His well-modulated information about Duluth- our listener can decide." Norwest Bank tones and slightly ironic attitude Otis-Magic-Gustafson Insurance Agency Superior port activities or other There's one decision that's easy Park State Bank are becoming familiar and happenings of general interest. to make: for award-winning Positively 3rd St. Bakery welcome additions to many an Local book, film, and music national and international news The Record Store area kitchen and bathroom. Other reviews, political commentaries, a coverage, local news and features, Kathleen Robinson Antiques contributors are Jean Johnson, weekly feature about participatory and an ever-expanding coverage of Saab Club of North America KUMD's news & public affairs sports (Saturday morning's St. Louis Billiards and Eating Emporium special issues and concerns, Sawhill Canoe Outfitters director, and three student interns, "meester kleester" returns!) -- Jean MORNING EDITION on .KUMD is Timothy Smith, D.D.S. who cover local events and and Shaun hope to see all of these the place to be. Soup's On produce reports and interviews on these happen with the help of Studio Graphix topics ranging from public art in community volunteers. There will Trek and Trail Sport Shop, Bessemer Duluth to Ken Keller's also be more "fun" features like Rolf Ulleberg-Attorney At Law "Commitment to Focus" plan for "Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe," the We'll Work With You. Women's Health Center of Duluth the University to an investigation adventures of a Mickey Spillane- We'll Do Our Best. of why Duluth has so many pizza esque female detective of the We Know The Way. We Are Norwest. For membership and subscription places. Shaun also selects future. information, contact the station. We carefully from other news sources, Under discussion is the encourage interested persons to become like Pacifica, National Native possibility of extending MORNIJ\G •-.:, volunteer programmers. We are located in 130 Humanities Building, University of News, Latin American News, and EDITION to 8:30 or 9:00. With fii NORWEST BANKS Minnesota, Duluth. Our telephone number NPS's specialized audience service. more student interns and Norwest Bank Duluth, N.A. is (218) 726-7181. "That way we can cover a wide community participation, local Downtown • Miller Hill • Denfeld range of concerns and opinions reports and features will need AIRWA YES is the bi-monthly program that might not otherwise be . guide of KUMD, the 100,000 watt public heard," says Shaun. radio station at the University of KUMD's coverage of minority WE'RE FIRM Minnesota Duluth, broadcasting at 1033 and special issues is especially fm. KUMD is part of University Media effective in modular form during Resources, a department of Continuing BELIEVERS. Education and Extension at the MORNING EDITION, Shaun thinks. University of Minnesota. thinks. "In the past, these things IN DULUTH were done in half-hour segments KUMD is a member of National Public so people sometimes missed them, Fryberger, Buchanan, Radio and the Association of Minnesota or they were too directed. We're Public Educational Radio Stations. • KUMD is funded by the University of trying to offer minority coverage Smith" and Frederick, P.A. Minnesota, the State Legislature, the that will make everyone more Attorneys A R

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All Things Considered. NPR's award great synthesis of popular black Music from the . A weekl y program featuring the rich winning news and public affairs music in the 1950s and 60s. Listen weekly program of mood music a nd varied music of feminist magazine program aired daily to for artists the likes of the Orioles, which will take you on a wordless songwriters and performers plus round out your day. Moonglows, Ray Charles, and inner wandering in the world occasional news, poetry, and other James Brown. between consciousness and the aspects of women's culture. unconscious. This program is The American Jazz Radio Festival. A produced in by weekly series presenting the finest The Hitchhikers's Guide to the Stephen Hill and . Sidran On Record. Host Ben Sidran jazz from coast to coast - Galaxy. A 12-part series telling the reviews the latest jazz albums and performed in nightclubs, festivals story of the last earthling, Arthur talks with the artists making them. and concert halls. Dent of England, who is plucked New Dimensions. Conversations with away from Earth just before it is thinkers on the leading edge of demolished. change. · Sound Visions. A weekly program Blues Alley. A weekly program which explores the world of the committed to the blues in its pure more popular avant garde form from Chicago to the Horizons. This series of programs New Sounds. A weekly series composers such as John Cage, Delta. Listen to such deals with issues that affect featuring an adventurous blend of Philip Galss, Steve Reich, and greats as Muddy Waters, Brownie special segments of the electronic, acoustic, ethnic, and Terry Riley. Local artists and McGhee, Buddy Guy, and many population, minorities, women, folk music, including creations by groups will be featured when others. children, etc. some of today's most advanced a vailable. "new music" composers. Blues 'n' Things. A weekly program Interstate 103. Classic rock 'n' roll Steppin' Out. A weekly program which presents all of the blues after the midnight hour: New Voices Radio. A weekly, half- which plays the full spectrum of from the and hour program providing in-depth rock 'n' roll from its beginnings to Chicago to the rising urban scene Jazz Expansions. Highlights the analysis of emerging issues, and the progressive 1980s. in Los Angeles. many forms of jazz. covering under reported aspects of international policy, social and economic justice, the environment, . NPR's weekend Crossroads. A weekly program Moondance. A weekly program and the special concerns of morning news, information, public devoted to rock music of the 1950s playing a variety of rock and women, children, the elderly and affairs, and arts and entertainment and 60s and will cover the music other related music such as people of color. program featuring Saturdays with of Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly reggae, urban blues, and country and Sundays with up to Janis and Jimi and through rock. Susan Stamberg. to the Beatles and the Stones. Our Front Porch. A weekly, hour long, live in concert program Morning Edition. NPR's award Wise Women Radio. A weekly Fresh Air. Host presenting an eclectic view of winning morning program of news traditional music. program by and about women interviews some of today's most and public affairs with local news, aimed at increasing people's interesting and provocative arts features, events awareness of women's culture, personalities. announcements and weather. Pickin' in the Wind. A weekly issues and history. The program program which presents a healthy includes album features. mix of folk music from the Folk 'n' Blues. A weekly program A Moveable Fea!\t. A weekly half- which gives listeners an exciting traditional to the creators of a hour program featuring poets and new· tradition. World Beat. A weekly program overview of these two rich fiction writers reading and talking featuring music made outside the traditions. about their work with host Tom developed nations, but will Vitale. RPM. A unique weekly program include North American and Folk Migrations. A weekly program committed to airing new, often European artists who have applied that explores the full range of our Musical Variety. Our daily program struggling artists not heard on reggae, ska, salsa, and the various outstanding folk library. which draws from all of our vast other radio stations. Explore African and Asian beats to musical libraries and which is hardcore punk, new wave, dance western popular music and jazz. beat, and pop rock. Heard It Through the Grapevine. A always kept fresh through the use weekly program featuring the best of a variety of announcers. of R & B in all the styles of the The Ruby Red Slippers Show. A 4 IA Ipril/May Listings ....,

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The Hitchhikers' Guide Fresh Air Talkline! Lisa, a story of family duty and moral choice. • · to the Galaxy. 5:30 p.m ...... 10:00 a.m. Terry Gross interviews some of 5:30 p.m. Join us for informative, 4/29 P.D. James reads from her today's most interesting and A 12-part series telling the thought-provoking call-in latest novel, A Taste for Death. provocative personalities in this story of the last earthling, Arthur programs featuring University and award winning weekly series of Dent of England, who is plucked community guest experts. Radio half-hour programs. Sidran On Record away from Earth just before it is you can talk back to! demolished. 6:00 p.m. 4/7 Actor Alec Guinness reviews his 4/1 Great Lakes Water Levels and Jazz pianist-singer-composer 4/6 Episode 10. Landing on the stage and screen career. Diversion Issues. Dale Baker, Ben Sidran hosts this series that planet of Brontitor, Arthur Dent Director and Glenn Kreag, listens to and talks about jazz. encounters a race of bird people Recreation/Tourism Agent, Each week Sidran and his guest who worship an ancient statue of Seagrant Programs, will discuss spend an hour exploring the Dent discarding a lousy cup of how these issues will affect the origins and the future of the tea. Great Lakes. world of jazz.

4/13 Episode 11. Arthur Dent solves 4/8 Income Tax Time. Quentin 4/1 Veteran Dizzy Gillespie discusses the mystery of the planet Hanson, Instructor of Accounting his recent recordings and those of Brontitor: An uncontrolled at UMD will offer some helpful fellow beboppers Max Roach and proliferation of shoe shops hints on how to prepare your Billy Eckstine. taxes. apparently pushed the once-proud Alec Guinness civilization into economic collapse. 4/8 Pianist Herbie Hancock talks 4/14 Gahan Wilson discusses his 4/15 Getting Ready for Gardening. about his soundtrack to the 4/20 Episode 12. Due to a fluke, macabre cartoons, the werewolves, Deb Shubat of the UMD Biology acclaimed film "Round Midnight," Arthur Dent loses the answer to vampires, and monsters he draws, Dept. will talk about what you and explains the continuity of his the Ultimate Question and and the childhood fears he should be doing to prepare your compositions from "Watermelon becomes a fugitive with an parodies. garden for the coming growing Man" through "Future Shock." unknown future. season. 4/21 Novelist Kurt Vonnegut 4/15 Trumpeter Don Cherry, long- 4/22 Suicide. Joyce Kramer and discusses his writing and his work time associate of "free-jazz" Gary Davis, co-facilitators of New Sounds defending the intellectual freedom pioneer Ornette Colemen, explains of writers in America and abroad. Suicide Survivors Support Group, Colemen's "harmelodic" theory; - 6:00 p.m. and Ben Wolfe, Director, St. and discusses his group, Cadona, John Schaefer hosts this one- Mary's Grief Support Center, will hour weekly series featuring an 4/28 Composer Ellie Greenwich and his future solo projects. discusses her hit songs, including talk about suicide and related adventurous blend of electronic, ·issues. acoustic, ethnic, and folk music, "Be My Baby," "Chapel of Love," 4/22 Bassist and producer Marcus and "Leader of the Pack," which Miller talks about his work with including creations by some of 4/29 Women in the Labor l\,Jarket. were recorded by girl groups of today's most advanced "new music" Jane Ollenburger, Asst. Professor Miles Davis, David Sanborn, and the early 1960s. others, and analyzes his own solo composers. of Sociology at UMD and recording career. Hommey Kanter, Director of 4/6 Host John Schaefer presents UMD Counseling, Career 4/29 Jazz impressario Max Gordon "Light Over Water," Part 3, by Development and Placement will John Adams; "The Key to Songs" by owns The Village Vanguard, discuss the changing role of America's premier jazz club; he Morton Subotnick; and works by women in the labor force. Harold Budd and Rick Cox. and Sidran, listen and discuss live recordings from the Vanguard by 5/6 Lake Superior Fisheries Issues. John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Phil 4/13 Featured are new works Jeff Gunderson, Fisheries including "We Are the Children" Woods, and more. . }"- ,. ;;;;.. Extension Agent, with the by Dino Saluzzi, "Blue Window" by Seagrant Program will talk about 5/6 Keith Jarrett compares his past Guy Klucevsek, and "Rattlesnake issues affecting fisheries on Lake Mountain" by Pauline Oliveros. solo piano performances on Superior. recordings including "Standards Live" with his work on the new 4/20 Keyboardist Keith Jarrett 5/13 Genealogy. Virginia discusses his latest solo album, and album "Spirits," which features Hyvarinen, Community Services him overdubbed on piano, holds forth on musical topics from Director, with the Duluth Public Bach to electronics. percussion, and soprano Library, June Lynch, Genealogical saxophone. Librarian, Church of Jesus Christ 4/27 In a concert recorded live at of the Latter-Day Saints, and a Merkin Concert Hall in New York 5/13 Guitarist Kevin Eubanks and representative of the Twin Ports Sidran discuss the influence of the City, Dan Ar Bras performs several Genealogical Society will talk of his own compositions, and Tom Ellie Greenwich late Wes Montgomery; and play about how to trace your family recordings of Montgomery's "Full McVeety offers two of his works, tree. including his arrangement of House," and Eubanks' own "Opening Night." Copland's "Fanfare for the 5/20 (To be announced) Common Man." OTIS ff 5/20 Pianist/composer/record 5/27 Geology of Northeastern 5/4 Host John Schaefer presents MAGIE executive Dave Grusin offers GUSTAFSON Minnesota. Penny Morton, advice for breaking into the film- works by Larry Fast, Wendy Carlos, INS}' f4 ANCE AGENCY Associate Professor of Geology at and Phili Perkins. scoring business; and with Ben UMD will discuss the geological Sidran, listens to Eddie Daniels' "Making sure you're secure" makeup of northeastern 5/11 In a program entitled "New in Dululh for 26 years "To Bird With Love" and Duke Minnesota. Sounds in Film Music" (Part 2), as your ful~selVice, Ellington's "Take the 'A' Train." host John Schaefer offers music independenl insurance agent. 5 N 3rd A~ W . S..,te 300, Oufu1h, M,nne~lill ~5302 A Moveable Feast 5/27 A major figure on the created by Vengelis, Nino Rota, and t2;a1 122 5881 Ennio Morricone. international jazz scene, 5:30 p.m. saxophonist Chico Freeman talks 5/18 Works by Stephen Coughlin, A weekly half-hour program about his new super-group Lotyhlorien, Popol Vuh, and Frank featuring poets and fiction writers Leaders and his albums "The Pied Perry are presented in a program The reading and talking about their Piper" and "Fathers· and Sons" entitled "" (Part 3). Jazz Club work with host Tom Vitale. which features Chico and his Presents: father, Von Freeman. 5/25 John Schaefer presents a 4/1 Father Andrew Greeley reads program entitled "New Music from his novel, Happy are the Clean from South America," offering 'Live' Jazz of Heart. works entitled "Enclosed Time," 8:00 p.m. "Lagos de Montanas, and "Ocean 4/8 Lydia Davis reads from her Waves." April 15th book of stories, Break it Down. May 20th 6/1 The Turtle Island String Quartet 4/15 Michigan-born Terry McMillan is featured in performance and reads from her first novel, Mama, conversation; works heard include the story of a ghetto family of the 11 urban north. music from the ensemble's at Tt.lN,- S 1LllltUA:T Windham Hill album, 1710 N. 3rd • Superior 4/22 Kentucky's Percival Everett "Chiaroscuro." reads from his third novel, Cutting Chico Freeman .,.. 5 IA Ipril/May Listings

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Our Front Porch Horizons Class for Credit New Dimensions 1:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. This continuing series of hour- Horizons a weekly documentary 3/14 to 5/16 Modern Science Fiction This continuing series presents long programs presents an eclectic series, explores major issues and and Fantasy. See description and conversations with thinkers on the view of traditional music from the concerns of minorities, women, registration information elsewhere leading edge of change. United States and abroad. Hosted children, the elderly and other in this guide. by John Sheffler, the presentations groups. Breathing Your Way to Health with feature performances of blues, Nancy Zi. Zi, a classically trained folk, bluegrass, and music from 4/3 "Guatemala: Culture of Fear." In The American Jazz professional singer and voice around the world. the 1970's, anti-Indian violence Radio Festival teacher, has developed a forced many Mayans to flee their philosophy and practical approach 4/3 This program features Dewey native Guatemala for Mexico and 7:00 p.m. to breathing she calls Chi Yi, Balfa and the Musical Brothers, the United States where the new This two-hour weekly series taken from the Chinese words preserving traditional Cajun music environments have forced them to presents the finest jazz, from coast "chi" for breath and "yi" for art. blended with modern composition. survive in non-traditional ways to coast, performed in nightclubs, and to sacrifice their self- festivals and concert halls. 4/12 Bringing Life and Work Together 4/10 The Reel World String Band are sufficiency. with Robert Gilman. Gilman, four women from Kentucky whose 4/4 Pianist Marty Rivera and trained as an astrophysicist, speaks music combines hearty doses of 4/10 "The Iona Poet." This program bassist Junior Mance play as a duo, of becoming a writer and co- Appalachian dance music with the introduces retired professionals,. in a performance recorded in the founder with his wife Diane of In stories of coal miners, textile who for the first time are writing new performance studios of NPR Context, a magazine dedicated to a workers, and labor organizers. poetry in order to express their member station WBGO-FM "humane sustainable culture." view of themselves and the world. Newark, New Jersey. 4/17 Songwriter and blues guitarist 4/19 From Compulsion to Creativity Bob Franke is a leading figure on 4/17 "The Changing Role of Women in • 4/11 The unmistakable harmonica with Geneen Roth. For overeaters, the East Coast folk music scene. Mexico." This week's program of Toots Thielmans is heard in a smokers and compulsives of all explores changes in the lives of live recording from the types, there is considerable Mexican women in the past Tralfamadore Cafe in Buffalo, wisdom here, as Roth tells us how decade - both in the workforce New York. to stop depriving, and start and in family relationships. befriending, ourselves. 4/18 This program features 4/24 "Artistic Destruction: The Chinese legendary vibraphonist Lionel 4/26 Notes to Everyone with Hugh Cultural Revolution." This program Hampton, recorded at the Dyanson Prather. With a naturally warm focuses on Chinese men and Art Gallery in Soho, New York manner and a marvelous ability to women who lived through the 10 City. laugh at himself and the world's years when artistic expression was foibles, Hugh Prather is both repressed, and all music, literature, refreshing and captivating. film, and drama were subjected to Bob Franke intense ideological scrutiny. 5/3 America: Past, Present and Future 4/24 Kornog, a four piece band with Harvey Wasserman. from Brittany, France, performs 5/1 "The Invisible Disability: Leprosy." Wasserman is an encyclopedic lyrical and elaborately arranged Now known as "Hansen's Disease, source of the whys and dance music which rivals its leprosy is still surrounded by wherefores of how we got where ' Scottish and Irish counterparts. myth and misunderstanding. This we are, providing an original look program investigates the disease at our past and leading to a 5/1 Soul artist Peter "Madcap" Ruth, and its treatment in the United hopeful vision of the future. who has played with jazz great States, where many with lepro_sy Dave Brubeck, displays his lead normal lives. 5/10 How to Enrich and Enliven Your virtuosity on blues harmonica. Relationships with Launa Huffines. Ilnmmingbird Productions Here Huffines points to practical 5/8 Norman Blake and the Rising and KUMD Presents: ways of realizing our own beauty, Fawn String Ensemble visit host compassion and power, so that we John Sheffler. Blake, one of the can relate more consciously with finest guitarists in traditional the people around us. music, teams with his long-time playing partner and wife, Nancy, 5/17 The Atomic Comics with Fran as well as fiddler James Bryan. Peavey and Charles Varon. With a Lionel Hampton rarified dose of non-toxic 5/15 Singer/songwriter Dougie hydrogen hilarity (H-Laughs), MacLean hails from Dunkeld in 4/25 The Dixieland sounds of Dr. John, are captured at the New Fran and Charlie make light of Scotland. In this performance he the world's darkest madness. charms the audience with his Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. blend of traditional ballads and 5/24 Inner Listening: The Path to original compositions. 5/2 An historic meeting of Ella Deep Communication with Barbara Metcalf. Designed for everyday Fitzgerald and guitarist Joe Pass is 5/22 "The Cajun Hank Williams," life, tliis conversation delivers heard from the Paul Masson D.L. Menard, performs with his simple and practical tools to Winery in . band, the Louisiana Aces. Menard's GREG BROWN enhance both the listening and solid guitar work and powerful 5/9 Led by Jimmy Knepper, the communications process. singing make him one of the most ensemble Mingus Dynasty is heard respected musicians in traditional Friday, April z;i, 8 p.m. 5/31 (To be announced) in a live recording from Buffalo's Cajun music. Eating Emporium - Duluth Tralfamadore Cafe, where the 5/29 Kinvara features four of Advance Tickets: group preserves the tradition of Class for Credit its namesake, bassist Charles Celtic music's top musicians: $8.00 front tables Mingus. 6:00 p.m. Delores Keane, vocals; John $7.00 general seating 3/15 to 5/17 Europe During World Faulkner, guitar; James Kelly, 5/16 The powerful Mel Lewis Big War II. See description and fiddle; and Jackie Daly, accordion. Tickets available at Global Village, Band is captured in this exciting registration information elsewhere This group was recorded at the KUMD and Whole Foods Co-op. performance recorded live at the in this guide. 1984 Wheatland Music Festival. Ritz in New York City. 5/23 From the Long Beach Blues Soup for cold weather! Festival, one of the last I want to thank Donna performance of late, great Neveau, Jean Sramek, and Soup's On Restaurant bluesman Big Joe Turner is especially Gordon Harris for 232 West First St., Duluth featured along with colleagues, their help in making this the Open Monday-Friday 7 am--5 pm including Jimmy Witherspoon and first computer type-set issue of 722-8705 Son Seals. the Airwaves. 5/30 Guitarist John Abercrombie, Bob DeArmond: Outreach bassist Marc Johnson, and drummer Comfortable setting. Coordinator Peter Erskine are heard in a Art work on walls. performance recorded digitally at The Backstage in Seattle. 6 ublic Affairs _HIGHLAND SERVICE CENTER_ SAOB VOLVO REPAIR SPECIALISTS Fresh Air Becomes a Weekday Program by Shaun Keenan Gilson & OTHER FOREIGN CARS FRONT END & WHEEL ALIGNMENT ON Beginning May 4th, KUMD and The obvious question is what ALL DOMESTIC & FOREIGN CARS & TRUCKS National Public Radio will be about all those other • FUEL INJECTION • CARBURETORS expanding the weekly interview programs... well, as our MORNING • BRAKES • CLUTCHES • TRANSMISSIONS • MUFFLERS program Fresh Air hosted by Terry EDITION components continue to OVER 27 YEARS EXPERIENCE diversify, many of the segments of Gross from Philadelphia's NPR HOURS: MON • FRI 7:30 AM· 5 PM station WHYY. Fresh Air has been the programs, and the concerns 1606 W MICHIGAN a popular daily component on that they address will continue to 1723-81381 DULUTH WHYY for .many years and has be covered. KUMD will continue been growing in popularity with to offer periodic radio drama audiences around the country with series at different times as series its weekly edition, broadcast of high quality are made available Tuesday nights on KUMD. Now to us--such as the current airing of Fresh Air will be heard each The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. weeknight, right after All Things The literary offerings in the 5:30 i'IORSrlORZf 1 ful S"p•1lo1 StrHI, Duluth nz.7)0f ..A houH lull ol m11morlH wlrh 1n •>'• lo th• fulwr•" Considered at 5:30 p.m. p.m. time slot will actually Terry Gross, one of public increase somewhat as A Moveable A WONDERFUL PLACE radio's best interviewers, will be Feast is replaced because one of talking nightly with a different the unique aspects of Fresh Air is TO RELAX AND ENJOY A guest prominent in the world of the ample opportunity it affords FINE MOVIE literature, visual or performing writers to read their work. So be Frooll, "'"'l' -om wllh IMI buno,. A tNo -1Uftltr to arts or the world of ideas. We sure to tune-in nightly beginning hold )'our concert, lfl'CLII ewent.. or fund ,.a..,, In the .., b$Nce of 1M0'• luaury. PINN caU ,_ lnfonnatioft. think that you will enjoy having a May 4th for Fresh Air, with Terry full half hour each night after All Gross, right after All Things Things Considered with guests that Considered. Be sure to tell us what ra nge from Dr. John and John you think of the new show once it etters from Listeners Waters, to Kurt Vonnegut and gets underway. [!J poet Carolyn Kizer. As a news junkie and public I appreciate you so much. You First Hand Accounts of the Chinese Cultural Revolution radio devotee, I applaud the are now consistently heard loud apparent effort underway at and clear on my portable radio. "The Chinese government on those suspected of reading KUMD to expand news and Now I can hear you well on my wanted to create a culture based books deemed inappropriate or of information programming. car radio at Hinckley, but when I ) on Mao's revolutionary principles. listening to unapproved music. Particularly pleasing to me is turn west on Hwy 23 it cuts out So anything classical -- be it Zimmer also introduces the your decision to air Saturday near Brook Park. I appreciate Chinese or foreign -- was composer of the Cultural Weekend Edition, hosted by Scott your broad spectrum of music, the forbidden. There were only eight Revolution's theme song, "The Simon. This is an excellent weekly women's programs, the NPR ballets permitted. At one point, Yellow River Concerto." summary of news events, with a commentaries, etc. Wish more the piano was banned as a Political infighting and the fresh, penetrating format. people were aware of your station. decadent, counter-revolutionary death of Mao contributed to It's programming that radio KUMD to me is a personal, instrument," says producer Carol dismantling the Cultural listeners will not find anywhere relaxing, learning, rej~enating Zimmer. Zimmer's documentary, Revolution, with the ultimate else in this market, including that experience. "Artistic Destruction: The Chinese imprisonment of its chief other public radio station. Cultural Revolution," will be perpetrators, the "Gang of Four." I recently returned to Duluth Ramona Kopnick presented as part of National Today, Zimmer feels that the after a six-year hiatus, and Sandstone, MN Public Radio's weekly series, Cultural Revolution still presently am not a public radio Horizons. Horizons is heard on reverberates in Chinese life even member here. But count me in Just wanted to let you know KUMD every Friday at 5:30 p.m. as some Western ideas tentatively with your next membership drive. how much we've been enjoying Zimmer conducted 12 in-depth gain acceptance. I like what you're doing. Laura Erickson's early morning interviews with people who "The student protests over the For the Birds segments. They're experienced the Cultural last few months could result in a Wayne D. Nelson real well done and very believable Revolution first hand. Some were severe crackdown," Zimmer says. Duluth, MN because of the local flavor. Also men and women who spent much "Things have changed, but there enjoyed the 3-part early morning of the ten years in prison for their are still many of the same people I've enjoyed your series on interviews on art in public places. talents and ideas. Others and policies in place. The Public Arts. I've heard alot and I We sure do appreciate having interviewed were former members Cultural Revolution ended only 10 think you did a good job of KUMD radio available to us! of the notorious Red Guard, the years ago, and there is no presenting a tough subject. young people charged with spying guarantee that the excess cannot Thanks for an important piece of Dawn Kast be repeated." work. Duluth, MN

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