Everett Public Library Podcasts: Recent Episodes
Library Staff
The Everett Public Library produces podcast files on subjects such as The Directors Corner, Author Visits, Staff Book Reviews, Interviews, History Tours, and other subjects of interest to our patrons.
The Lone Reader turns his gaze to this series of essays and photos describing the fate of the lower Duwamish River, which empties into Elliott Bay in Seattle.
cc Audio:
Early morning on Yaquina Bay, by daveincamas
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Samantha "Sam" Power's memoir of her time as a close confidant to President Barack Obama in the realm of foreign affairs.
Music: String Quartet No. 14 in D minor "Death and the Maiden," by Franz Schubert, courtesy of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Reveals the hidden world of "nomads," financially strapped older people that live in vans and cheap RVs, driving where their work takes them.
Music: Darkdance, by Eric Kanold
Mr. Neutron gives the skinny on this early Lawrence, KS punk band, whose music is "somewhat repetitive, minimal, slow to develop, without much growth or direction. Vocals are stylistically odd and sparse. There is a sloppy feel to the whole endeavor. But it all works together brilliantly!"
A manifesto against the belief that older people are weak, drab, depressed, dimwitted clones of one another.
Music: Blues Jam 2011, by Steve Belong
Alan takes us on a social justice trip to Oakland, through the medium of two recent films: 2013's "Fruitvale Station" and 2018's "Blindspotting."
Music: Flatwound: A View Southward, by John Pazdan
What do Akron Ohio and Portland Oregon have in common? Why, iconic first-wave punk music. Mr. Neutron elucidates...
The story of the engineering of California's water supply. California leads the way, so they say. Unfortunately, as regards water, it seems to be leading us down a sinkhole.
Music: Supernal Liquid (Reign Water Remix)
At times funky, possible progenitors of post-punk, filled with the occasional outburst of bubbly pop music, Talking Heads brought a healthy arsenal of tools to their repertoire.
Garry Kasparov, one of the strongest world chess champions of all time, also grew into his prime during the rise of computer chess-playing programs. This is Kasparov's story of the evolution of these programs, including his 1997 loss to the IBM-funded Deep Blue, a dedicated chess-playing supercomputer able to analyze 200 million positions per second.
Music: Petak 13Friday13, by Tomo Sombolac
Savage aliens make the mistake of invading a London council block (low-income neighborhood), the turf of a group of street youths. Outer space meets inner city. A thinking man's action film, bursting with humor and satire. And aliens.
Demonstrating a praiseworthy diversity of styles from this fabulous album.
Mr. Neutron is Ron Averill of Everett Public Library (WA).
The Lone Reader follows food guru Michael Pollan's foray into feeding not your body but your head: Reviewing studies in which carefully controlled doses of psychedelics like LSD and Psilocybin are shown effective in treating certain types of mental illness.
Music: Beats, by Crooked Vision
The Lone Reader seeks relief for his tech-driven nightmares through reading a radically different world view: Native American religion, as interpreted by Indian writer Vine Deloria, Jr. It doesn't help.
Stuart Kaminsky's irascible Soviet detective Porfiry Petrovich Rostnikov travels to Siberia to find a murderer in a village full of exiles and incompetents.
Music: String Quartet No. 1, Op 7, by Bela Bartok, performed by the Borromeo String Quartet.
Alan surveys that American celluloid genre called "film noir": sinister, evocative, and doom-laden, both in style and content.
Image: "The Photographer," by Joaquim Alves Gaspar
Mr. Neutron explores the dark underbelly of mainstream popular music in the form of Portland's three-sister-act, "Joseph"
The Lone Reader takes aim at Joshua Hunt's scalding critique of the massive influence that the sports apparel manufacturer Nike wields over the University of Oregon and its football program.
The Treatment tips into the recent dark successors of films like "The Maltese Falcon," "Touch of Evil," "Chinatown," and "Reservoir Dogs":
"Bad Times at the El Royale," and "Under the Silver Lake."
Everett Public Library’s latest podcast explores the Great Book Scare of the early 20th century and how libraries coped with it, particularly here in Everett. The seven-minute-long audio podcast is part of the Smokestacks Soundbites series of local-history podcasts.
Credits:
Voice actors:
Van Ramsey
Cameron Johnson
Script: Cameron Johnson
Audio editing and engineering: Cameron Johnson
Music:
“Klincek Stojo Pod Oblokom” — Tomo Sombolac
“String Quartet N. 14, Op. 131” (Beethoven, Ludwig van)
- Orion String Quartet IMSLP243528-PMLP03240-beethoven_op131_orion
Cited works:
Nice, L.B. “The Disinfection of Books,” c1911
“Suggestions For Disinfection,” Wisconsin Library Bulletin, April 1906.
“Public Library Is A Popular Institution,” Everett Herald, 7 April 1906.
Sound effects from Freesound.org
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From punk to country, from old-timey, to sugar-coated power pop, Mr. Neutron scales the best of 2019.
Jonathan White's description of and homage to the mysterious phenomena we call tides.
Music: Francesco Iannuzzelli, "Tarantellamodale"
A new Everett Public Library (WA) audio podcast brings to life the early history of Everett Public Library, in which a small group of determined Everett women parlayed political muscle and donated books into an enduring civic institution. The podcast is part of the City’s observance of the 125th anniversary of the library’s birth.
21 min.
Voice actors: Abigail Cooley, Van Ramsey, Mindy Van Wingen, Ron Averill, Lisa Labovitch, Andrea Wallis, Carol Ellison, Eileen Schnarr, Alan Jacobson, Joyce Peter, Laura McCarty, Cameron Johnson.
Script: Cameron Johnson
Audio editing: Cameron Johnson
Excerpts:
1Clark, Norman H. Mill Town. Seattle: University of Washington Press, c1970.
2Everett News, July 5, 1894
3 Croly, Mrs. J.C. The History of the Woman’s Club Movement in America, New York: Henry G. Allen & Co., c1898
4 Dilgard, David. “Origins of the Everett Public Library” [unpublished]
5Book Club Member Frances King Sears, 1921 letter [unpublished]
6 “Woman’s Book Club,” composed by WBC Historian Nellie R. Hake. Published in A History of Woman’s Book Club, November 12, 1962. Foremothers’ Luncheon, Elks Home—Everett, WA [Unpublished]
7From: “The Magic City,” date unknown, author unknown. [Unpublished]
8Spriesterbach, Cora. History of Everett Woman’s Book Club: 1894-1940 [Unpublished]
9Everett Public Library Historical Sketch, 1894-1954 [Unpublished]
10Herald editorial November 1, 1894
11 Spriesterbach, Cora. History of Everett Woman’s Book Club: 1894-1940 [Unpublished]
12Origins of the Everett Public Library—date unknown [Unpublished]
13Everett—Thumbnail History. HistoryLink.org
14Origins of the Everett Public Library [Unpublished]
15Herald April 27, 1901
16 “The Origins of Everett Public Library.” [Unpublished]
17Everett News, July 5, 1925
18 Everett Herald January 20, 1903
19Spriesterbach, Cora. History of Everett Woman’s Book Club: 1894-1940 [Unpublished]
20Application for National Register status [Unpublished]
21 Everett Herald April 7, 1906
22Dilgard, David. EPL Evergreen Branch [Unpublished]
Music:
Bach, Johan Sebastian. Cello Suite No. 1 in G. John Michel.
Beethoven, Ludwig van. “Choral Fantasia, op. 80”, Washtenaw Community Orchestra Chorus, Michigan, 20 December 2009.
Barnacled, Cloud Pump.
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Killian, Joy and Richard Beserra, Exotic Music from Enchanted Lands.”
Pianodamper. Schubert, Franz, “Piano Sonata #13.” STE-043-cut-reverb. Internet archive.
Sound effects from freesound.org:
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Alan reviews this gorgeously-rendered 2017 Todd Haynes film, which received a three-minute-long standing ovation when it was shown at the Cannes Film Festival.
Mr. Neutron is beguiled by the many flavors of Pacific Northwest pop music, as it infectiously invades his brain and heart with a mishmash of resplendent gravity and joy.
The Lone Reader takes aim at Henry Ford's incredible and futile effort to farm rubber trees and bring Midwestern small-town life to the Amazon jungle. A story of technological hubris and cultural arrogance, it's "Fordlandia," by Greg Grandin.
Music: "Tango," by Mischa Elman, Josef Bonime, I. Albeniz, Elman
A sweet love story set in 1970s Harlem. "Beale Street" features a hypnotically poetic environment, gorgeous cinematography, haunting music, exacting screenplay and incredible performances.
Alan Jacobson supplies "The Treatment".
Mr. Neutron searches his record closet for twang and bonyfidy country western stars from the Pacific Northwest.
Mr. Neutron is Ron Averill of Everett Public Library (WA)
Frank Herbert's "Dune": Interstellar intrigue! Psychedelic mind trips, swordplay, and a righteous triumph! It's time to re-read the most enduringly popular science fiction book in history.
Music: "Music for String Instruments, Percussion, and Celesta." Bela Bartok. Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra, Harold Byrns, conductor. Recorded 1949.
Alan gives "the treatment" to Hiromasa Yonebyashi's anime masterwork, a worthy successor to such masterpieces as "Princess Mononoke," and "Spirited Away."
Cameron Johnson is the Lone Reader. Kranz's book is the inside story of the geek squad that made the space program possible: Mission Control.
Music: "Beats," by Crooked Vision.
Alan pays homage to a film that "transcends the superhero genre to emerge as an epic of operatic proportions."
The Lone Reader holds forth on David Buerge's magisterial take on the life and significance of Chief Seattle.
Music: Wind Quintet op. 43, by Carl Nielsen, performed by James Galway and the Carion Quintet.
Alan gives The Treatment to Kathryn Bigelow's riveting depiction of Detroit's 12th Street Riot of 1967.
The Lone Reader talks about Dr. Coll Thrush's book Native Seattle, which credits native peoples' contributions to early Seattle. The book's second edition was published in 2017.
Music is "Klincek stojo pod oblokom," by Tomo Sombolac.
Alan Jacobson's Treatment of Bill and Turner Ross's 2012 film Tchoupitoulas, an immersive documentary about three teenaged brothers rambling on New Orleans' Tchoupitoulas Street at night. It's an impressionist travelogue, a hybrid of dream and documentary, a rite of passage.
...it's not your electropop or your indie pop or your synth pop. Today is about...Power Pop.
The Lone Reader previews this Harvard Law professor's take on the two-edged constitutional tool called "impeachment."
Music: The Firebird Suite, by Igor Stravinsky
The Lone Reader previews this Harvard Law professor's take on the two-edged constitutional tool called "impeachment."
Music: The Firebird Suite, by Igor Stravinsky
Alan gives the Treatment to the newest, and one of the more inclusive and absorbing works of Wenders, the once-towering figure of the New German Cinema of the 70's, which included such monumental works as Buena Vista Social Club, Wings of Desire, The End of Violence, and Paris, Texas.
Mr. Neutron spotlights the soundtrack for the 2017 film Baby Driver, and marvels at its melding of audio and visual.
The Lone Reader looks at Thi Bui's haunting graphic memoir of the Vietnam War and its enduring scars.
Music: Petits planets: Hanoi Funeral
Alan treats Edgar Wright's sublimely slap-happy stylish blockbuster Baby Driver, whose plot is propelled by machine-gun editing, tough as nails genre writing & performances, brooding noir cinematography, and the best use of a pop music soundtrack you’ll find anywhere.
Mr. Neutron is Ron Averill of Everett Public Library (WA). Focus is on music of the Ram Rams, Choke the Pope, and Kulululu.
Writer/director Paul Schraeder directs an echo of the 1976 film Taxi Driver, which Schraeder wrote. First Reformed follows a troubled loner and priest of a small, dying church congregation as he grapples with dark visions and a troubled past.
The Lone Reader homes in on naturalist Sy Montgomery's paen to the giant pacific octopus, Soul of an Octopus.
Music: Beethoven, Ludwig van Symphony No. 6 in F Major "Pastoral," Skidmore College Orchestra.
The story of Laika, the Moscow mongrel turned cosmonaut, who was the first creature to orbit the earth.
Music: Symphony No. 5 by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Leopold Stokowski conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Laura Faley of Hidden Meadow Ranch in Mt. Vernon, WA talks about what it takes to successfully raise chickens within within cities and suburbs in the state of Washington.
Introduction by Kara Fox
Music: Symphony No. 6, by Ludwig van Beethoven, Skidmore College Orchestra.
Spotlighting the swing music in Everett Public Library's music collection.
Ron Averill is Mr. Neutron
The Lone Reader takes aim at Robert E. Ficken's Washington Territory: the farce and fury, fields and forests, mud and mania as wild Washington passes the veil into statehood.
Music: "Missouri Waltz"
Alan gives "the treament" to 2018's documentary sensation Three Identical Strangers, wherein three identical boys separated at birth, unaware of each other's existence, coincidentally reunite in college.
An audio review of Montana Women Homesteaders, edited by Sarah Carter, which tells the tragic story of the women that homesteaded alone in the desert conditions of early twentieth century Eastern Montana.
Alan cracks open Everett Public Library's Kanopy streaming video service, by focusing on "Ex Libris," Frederick Wiseman's brilliant documentary about one of America's great cultural treasures: The New York Public Library.
Mr. Neutron spotlights Birch Pereira, a laid-back, yet frenetic Seattle artist who, along with his band The Gin Joints, somehow spans the chasm separating Perry Como, Johnny Horton, Fats Waller, and Artie Shaw.
The Lone Reader examines Paul Taylor's The Next America, which lays bare the ineluctable calculus of near-future retirements funded by a shrinking workforce.
Alan explores the eponymously named "Contemporary Color," referring to a ballet-like artistic elaboration of the flag-bearing marchers that perform at half-time shows of sporting events. The film focuses on a competition held in New York at the instigation of David Byrne, the multi-level genius that fronted for Talking Heads.
Mr. Neutron's audio tribute to Tacoma band Girl Trouble, who weaves a magical web of lava lamps, black light posters, and shag carpeting.
The Lone Reader draws a bead on Mary Shelley's classic monster novel, seen by many as the first science fiction work.
Music: "Under the Porcelain," by Good Noise Bad Noise vs Duet for Theremin and Lap Steel.
Alan kicks off the library's Frankenfest celebration by reviewing James Whale's dual masterpieces, 1931's Frankenstein and 1935's Bride of Frankenstein. Alan will lead discussions of the two films on Saturday, Oct. 27 in the Main Library Auditorium, 2702 Hoyt Avenue. The showings begin at approximately 11:30am.
Music: "Kompat Project test recording," by Krisztina Zsolnai and Gabor Varadi; "Evoked Potentials, (signal-to-noise Ratio)" by Cage Cabarrett.
The Lone Reader, Cameron Johnson, ruminates upon iconic film editor Walter Murch's tidy tour-de-force about filmmaking.
Newtown is an unexploitative, honest, yet shocking saga of the massacre--and aftermath-- of Newtown, CT's 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, which took the lives of twenty children and six adults.
Mr. Neutron samples The Funhouse Comp Thing 2, a raw, dirty-sounding, dangerous compilation of bands who played in Seattle's Funhouse, a punk bar that closed in 2012 to make way for an apartment building.
The Lone Reader looks at Susan Hitchcock's book about the 200-year cultural reverberations emanating from Mary Shelley's 1818 publication of her groundbreaking novel, Frankenstein.
Alan Jacobson evaluates Faces Places, a academy award-winning documentary about French New Wave director Agnes Varda and her graffiti-artist collaborator JR as they travel through rural France making and placing giant murals of ordinary people.
Mr. Neutron analyzes the psychedelic roadtrip, fuzz, reverb, and patchouli served up by Seattle's own Night Beats.
chord fragments: "Something's Missing," by Brett Edmonds. Courtesy of Internet Archive.
Cambridge historian Mary Beard takes a fresh look at the origin and decline of the Roman Empire.
Music: "The Lyre of Orpheus" by Jerald Franklin Archer.
They're young, they're fresh, they're huge in Spain! Hear fuzz, psychedelia, hooks courtesy of Paul Revere and the Raiders, Yardbird guitar solos, and a trip to the garage circa 1966.
Jim Loomis gives a soup to nuts guide to passenger train travel in North America.
Music: Railroad Blues, by the Yerkes Southern Five
A "youthquake" of a road movie: Homeless teens party, explore America, and sell magazines.
Additional music: "Beats," by Crooked Vision, courtesy of Internet Archive.
Mr. Neutron surveys the Country/Power Pop/Cuddle-Core output of our own Neko Case.
Mr. Neutron theme music by Ron Averill.
The 1980 eruption of Washington State's Mount St. Helens, through a human lens.
Music: Praludium, by Carl Nielsen. Sir James Galway, Carion Quintet, CC-BY-SA 2.0
Master director Sidney Lumet's 1970s New York City life drama, crime caper, and anti-establishment social statement, all rolled into one exhilarating package.
Percy Wollaston's Homesteading tells the devastating story of Eastern Montana homesteaders of the early 20th century, most of whom lost everything in proving that dry-land farming techniques of the time did not work.
Music: "Pastures of Plenty," by Woody Guthrie. Public Domain. Courtesy of Internet Archive.
Alan Jacobson gives "The Treatment" to 2015's near-future apocalyptic film Into the Forest, with Ellen Page and Evan Rachel Wood. A dark tale set in the dark woods.
Seattle-area instrumental music of the fifties and sixties is the focus of Mr. Neutron's latest foray.
The Lone Reader looks at Dayo Olopade's account of how Africans succeed despite oft-broken social, governmental, and economic systems.
Music: Public domain Kenyan tune
Mr. Neutron looks at the Mods latest, English Tapas, a strange, innovative work, a slightly warped version of music we've heard before.
Starring Claudette Colbert, who appeared in two other Oscar-nominated films in 1939. The script for Midnight was written by Billy Wilder, early in his career. He later wrote and/or directed such masterpieces as Sunset Boulevard, Double Indemnity, and Some Like It Hot.
Seattle free-lance writer Neiwert looks at the roots of the radical right and its effects on mainstream politics.
Music: "Mars", by Gustav Holst
US Air Force Band, public domain
Sheriff Walt Longmire tracks a murderer whose weapon of choice is an archaic buffalo rifle.
Craig Johnson is 2018's "Everett Reads" author. Everett Reads is an annual celebration of authors, books, and reading.
Music: "Country Cookin'" by Fender Guitar Player.
Featuring Jason Webley and Oliver Elf Army.
Sound effect: 70043_juskiddink_sci-fi-2, from freesound.org
Image of Jason Webley performing in Gdynia, Poland, courtesy of Blueye, via Wikimedia Commons
A sourdough bread starter invades the sterile world of a San Francisco computer programmer and becomes a high-level asset coveted by thieves and parasites. A cutting-edge read.
Music is "Evoked Potentials," by Cage Cabarrett. Used under CC-BY-NC-SA license
Courtesy of Internet Archive
An obscure but skillful 1948 noir, directed by Budd Boetticher, more widely known for his compelling B-Westerns.
The unimaginable story of legendary Harborview Hospital in Seattle, Northwest regional trauma center and medical facility of last resort.
Music: Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125, by Ludwig van Beethoven. Used under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 HK
The three Roberts (Ryan, Mitchum, and Young) star in a shadowy noir think piece about murder and bigotry.
Elisabeth Rosenthal diagnoses the sickness at the heart of the U.S. health care system.
Music: Piano Concerto No. 20, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Courtesy of Internet Archive.
The original Blade Runner, Ridley Scott's 1982 SF masterpiece, is one of the most highly decorated SF films in history.
Part 1 of a 5-part Smokestack Soundbites series on John Patric.
In 1958, Snohomish resident and writer John Patric was involuntarily committed to Northern State Hospital for the Insane. The psychiatrists there diagnosed him as a paranoid schizophrenic, and recommended he be locked up indefinitely. They said he was a danger to society. As permitted by Washington State law, Patric demanded—and received—a jury trial to determine the matter of his sanity. This is the story of that trial, and of John Patric.
Learn more about Patric through the Northwest Room's digital collections.
Part 2 of a 5-part Smokestack Soundbites series on John Patric.
In 1958, Snohomish resident and writer John Patric was involuntarily committed to Northern State Hospital for the Insane. The psychiatrists there diagnosed him as a paranoid schizophrenic, and recommended he be locked up indefinitely. They said he was a danger to society. As permitted by Washington State law, Patric demanded—and received—a jury trial to determine the matter of his sanity. This is the story of that trial, and of John Patric.
Learn more about Patric through the Northwest Room's digital collections.
Part 3 of a 5-part Smokestack Soundbites series on John Patric.
In 1958, Snohomish resident and writer John Patric was involuntarily committed to Northern State Hospital for the Insane. The psychiatrists there diagnosed him as a paranoid schizophrenic, and recommended he be locked up indefinitely. They said he was a danger to society. As permitted by Washington State law, Patric demanded—and received—a jury trial to determine the matter of his sanity. This is the story of that trial, and of John Patric.
Learn more about Patric through the Northwest Room's digital collections.
Part 4 of a 5-part Smokestack Soundbites series on John Patric.
In 1958, Snohomish resident and writer John Patric was involuntarily committed to Northern State Hospital for the Insane. The psychiatrists there diagnosed him as a paranoid schizophrenic, and recommended he be locked up indefinitely. They said he was a danger to society. As permitted by Washington State law, Patric demanded—and received—a jury trial to determine the matter of his sanity. This is the story of that trial, and of John Patric.
Learn more about Patric through the Northwest Room's digital collections.
Part 5 of a 5-part Smokestack Soundbites series on John Patric.
In 1958, Snohomish resident and writer John Patric was involuntarily committed to Northern State Hospital for the Insane. The psychiatrists there diagnosed him as a paranoid schizophrenic, and recommended he be locked up indefinitely. They said he was a danger to society. As permitted by Washington State law, Patric demanded—and received—a jury trial to determine the matter of his sanity. This is the story of that trial, and of John Patric.
“The Ballad of John Patric (Eccentric But Justified)”
- Lyrics: David Dilgard
- Arranged and performed by Van Ramsey
Learn more about Patric through the Northwest Room's digital collections.
"...a band of three lads dedicated to frivolity, wit and butt-shakin' boogaloo."
Thumbnail image by Andrew Hitchcock
A tragicomic look at the most unfunny place in the world.
Music: North Korean national anthem.
Crooks, footpads and gangsters cavort and sing in 1955's "Guys and Dolls" An audio review, written by Alan Jacobson and produced by Everett Public Library, WA.
Mr. Neutron, Ron Averill of Everett Public Library, examines the phenomenon of The Ventures, fifty plus years and more than 200 album's worth.
Two stories here: One of a two-fisted, crack sea captain that bridged the days of sail and steam; and Two, the story of how his lost manuscript was recovered from obscurity.
Alan Jacobson gives "The Treatment" to Gene Kelly's 1949 classic musical, "On the Town," with Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Betty Garrett, Ann Miller, Jules Munshin, and Vera-Ellen.
Mr. Neutron opens up the U-Men, the Seattle Proto-Grunge band that bridged the gap between punk, post-punk, hardcore, and grunge.
Retired Colonel and military historian Andrew Bacevich chronicles American military missteps on the Middle East since 1979.
Music: "Rage and Regrets", by Rude Corps.
Alan Jacobson gives The Treatment to Stanley Kubrick's epic black comedy of the Cold War, Dr. Strangelove
Wherein an immunotoxicologist reframes humanity to include our microbiotic collaborators.
Music: "Black Rainbow" by Pitx.
Everett Public Library's (WA) Mr. Neutron (Ron Averill) reviews Show Us Your Mind, by Portland's (OR) Summer Cannibals.
Okihiro portrays Hawaill as a mighty cultural engine affecting the mainland U.S., and possibly as a model for the future.
Music: "St. Louis Blues," by Sol Hoopii's Novelty Trio, courtesy of Internet Archive.
Alan Jacobson of Everett Public Library's Evergreen Cinema Society reviews the indy smash "Tangerine," an unlikely romp through the back alleys of LA's sex-worker society.
Cameron Johnson is the Lone Reader, of Everett Public Library in Everett, WA.
Music: Klincek stojo pod oblokom, by Tomo Sombolac
"The Treatment" audio film review of "Captain Fantastic" a 2016 comedy drama. Written and read by Alan Jacobson.
Yunte Huang's biography of the real-life Charlie Chan, aka Chang Apana, , a wiry, bullwhip-wielding ex-cowboy, the scourge of criminals in Honolulu's Chinatown.
The Coen Brothers' black comedy Fargo gets The Treatment. Alan Jacobson provides The Treatment.
The rise and fall of Yoram Globus and Menachem Golan, whose schlocky, campy films changed the face of movie making.
Wigmaker Thomas Paine Kydd is is pressed into Nelson's navy during the Napoleanic wars and painfully (and literally) taught the ropes.
A cantankerous department store owner goes undercover as a shoe salesman to hunt of unionizers at his store, but gets involved in their lives instead. This classic screwball comedy stars Jean Arthur, Robert Cummings, and Charles Coburn. (unrated, 1941, 92 min. Director: Sam Wood)
Mr. Neutron marries past and present in his personal tribute to The Monkees upon release of their newest (and probably last) album.
Mr. Neutron is Ron Averill.
This documentary follows three U.S. Olympic table-tennis hopefuls, their training, their families, and their struggles in attaining to top ranks of table tennis.
Mr. Neutron rounds out his series on country music by examining "artists who have dug up the roots of traditional country and bluegrass music and grafted on their own twists and turns."
Featured is the music of Old Crow Medicine Show, Abigail Washburn, and Hank Williams III (Hank3).
Ron Averill is Mr. Neutron
Author and football fan Steve Almond questions his own homage to America's secular religion: Football.
Music: Ignition, by Collision Process
Alan Jacobson treats the best film in the gangster genre since Goodfellas.
"The Treatment" theme music: Factory for My Father, John Benson Quartet
Music:
Hesitationbt, Fendrguitplayr
San Fran Interlude, Strobone
In the Crowd, The Years
Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library.
Music: L'Histoire du Soldat, by Igor Stravinsky
Courtesy of the Internet Archive
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Lone Reader looks at Mill Town, Norman H. Clark's magisterial history of early Everett and of the Everett Massacre. Time: 0:02:36 Size: 2.38 Mb Music: "Powerhouse," by Raymond Scott. Courtesy of Internet Archive. Sound effects, from Freesound: Bench Saw Crosscutting, by Benboncan Metal Saw, by qubodup War, gunfight, shooting, etc., by ylearkisto
Mr. Neutron's Record Closet; reviews of all musical genres, surprises, mysteries. Towels recommended. Mr. Neutron pays homage to some outstanding country divas and their fusion creations. Mr. Neutron is Ron Averill. Image at left: Ms. Tami Nielson. Time: 0:04:36 Size: 4.22 Mb
Film in focus from the Evergreen Cinema Society. Alan Jacobson reviews Jonathan Demme's film Stop Making Sense, a tour-de-force performance-art film starring New Wave music icons The Talking Heads. Time: 0:07:31 Size: 6.88Mb Fragments of "Burning Down the House" and "Thank You for Sending Me an Angel," courtesy of the Internet Archive. Theme music for "The Treatment": "Midwest Meditation", by the John Benson Quartet.
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. May 2016: Library Director Eileen Simmons Music: Quintent No. 1 in Bb Major, by Giuseppe Cambini Size: 3.16 Mb Length: 3:26
Mr. Neutron's Record Closet; reviews of all musical genres, surprises, mysteries. Towels recommended. Mr. Neutron traces his reluctant reconciliation with a music he once viciously denounced. Mr. Neutron is Ron Averill. Image at left: Mr. Bob Wills. Time: 0:05:01 Size: 4.60 Mb
Film in focus from the Evergreen Cinema Society. Alan Jacobson reviews Urgh! A Music War, the DVD. Post-punk energy, near-absurd levels of theatricality. Time: 0:05:11 Size: 4.75Mb Sound effect from the BBC Sound Effects Library: Beaming Down--BBC Comedy, Fantasy, and Humor. Theme music for "The Treatment": "Midwest Meditation", by the John Benson Quartet.
Mr. Neutron's Record Closet; reviews of all musical genres, surprises, mysteries. Towels recommended. Mr. Neutron hears "the voices of the gods" in his review of Urgh! A Music War, a 1981 post-punk LP masterpiece. Mr. Neutron is Ron Averill. Time: 0:03:45 Size: 3.44 Mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Told through the voices of band members, roadies, family, and friends, Alan Paul's One Way Out is the story of the rise and fall of an iconic rock band of the sixties, the Allman Brothers Band. Music: A Messy Blues, by Steve Hill Time: 0:02:20 Size: 2.15Mb
Mr. Neutron's Record Closet; reviews of all musical genres, surprises, mysteries. Towels recommended. Mr. Neutron reviews So Delicious, the latest roots/blues barrage from Rev. Peyton and His Big Damn Band. Mr. Neutron is Ron Averill. Photo courtesy of K8 Fan. Time: 0:04:03 Size: 3.71 Mb
Film in focus from the Evergreen Cinema Society. Alan Jacobson reviews the 2014 film 7 Minutes, the thrilling story of a heist gone wrong...and set in Everett, WA. Time: 0:04:00 Size: 3.66Mb Music: "Sync", by Collision Process Theme music for "The Treatment": "Midwest Meditation", by the John Benson Quartet.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Greenberg's book tells how during the 19th century billions of passenger pigeons were shot, clubbed, burned, crushed, flailed, speared, drowned, and blown up; a species' extinction by wanton human butchery. Music: 1812 Overture, by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Time: 0:02:23 Size: 2.19Mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The "Ultimate Cheapskate" Jeff Yeager teaches us how to live small, save money and enjoy life to boot! Yeager has turned penny pinching into an art form—Matt Lauer. Music: Black Rainbow, by Pitx. Time: 0:02:14 Size: 2.04Mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. January 2016: Library Director Eileen Simmons Music: Quintent No. 1 in Bb Major, by Giuseppe Cambini Size: 3.52 Mb Length: 3:50
Mr. Neutron's Record Closet; reviews of all musical genres, surprises, mysteries. Towels recommended. Mr. Neutron enters punk's mosh pit. Mr. Neutron is Ron Averill. Photo courtesy of internetarchive.org. Time: 0:03:07 Size: 2.86 Mb
Film in focus from the Evergreen Cinema Society. Alan Jacobson reviews the 2015 film Love & Mercy, the story of the Beach Boys' agonizing creation of one of rock's greatest albums, Pet Sounds. Time: 0:03:32 Size: 3.24Mb Music: Selections from the soundtrack; "Ice and Chilli," by Ghost. Theme music for "The Treatment": "Midwest Meditation", by the John Benson Quartet.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Through interviews with real Americans, Packer relates the "unwinding" of institutions we have taken for granted: banking government, the courts, and labor unions. The book won the National Book Award for Nonfiction in 2013. Music: Dance of the Geisha, by Joe Hill. Time: 0:02:25 Size: 1.11Mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. December 2015: Library Director Eileen Simmons Music: Quintent No. 1 in Bb Major, by Giuseppe Cambini
Film in focus from the Evergreen Cinema Society. Alan Jacobson pays homage to the genius of the Monty Python troupe in this treatment of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Time: 0:03:24 Size: 3.11Mb
Mr. Neutron's Record Closet; reviews of all musical genres, surprises, mysteries. Towels recommended. Mr. Neutron digs around the roots of rock n' roll with this reflection on Buddy Holly. Mr. Neutron is Ron Averill. Time: 0:03:13 Size: 2.95 Mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Part Upstairs Downstairs and part Hotel Babylon, Jacob Tomsky's Heads in Beds spills the beans about how high-end hotels really work. Insider advice leavened with great stories and snarky commentary about guests. managers, clerks, housekeepers and other denizens of this quirky subculture. Music: Blues Jam 2011, by Steve Belong. Time: 0:02:13 Size: 2.12Mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. A rarity, a successful war satire. Billy Lynn is a soldier in Bravo Company, captured on film by Fox news in a chaotic firefight with Iraqi insurgents. Bravo wins a boatload of medals and is dispatched across country in a "victory tour" to shore up American opinion about the war. The book's setting is during the final surreal event of the tour, a cold Thanksgiving Day football game in Dallas Texas, as the Bravos are feted as heroes by the Dallas Cowboys fans and brass. Music: Back Porch Banjo Stand, by Eric Kanold Time: 0:02:19 Size: 2.12Mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Relates the often surprising story of America's adoption of electricity, including its oddities: streetlighting schemes which used "artificial suns": powerful arc lights on 150 ft. towers scattered about a city. Got shadows? Music: Bam Bam Bamy Shore, by Paul Ash and His Orchestra, courtesy of Internet Archive. Time: 0:02:19 Size: 2.12Mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. August 2015: Library Director Eileen Simmons Music: Quintent No. 1 in Bb Major, by Giuseppe Cambini
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Springer and Chavez tell the story of Jerry Quarry, a great heavyweight boxer in an era of greater ones. His rise to pugilistic glory is mirrored by his heartbreaking fall, in the most brutal sport of all. Music: Violin Concerto, by Ludwig van Beethoven. Time: 0:02:23 Size: 2.18Mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Social anthropologist Kate Fox unravels the codes of modern British behavior. Music: Rule Britannia, courtesy of the Internet Archive, https://archive.org Time: 0:02:32 Size: 2.32Mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. June 2015: Library Director Eileen Simmons Music: Quintent No. 1 in Bb Major, by Giuseppe Cambini
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Highly decorated Vietnam War veteran Karl Marlantes, author of Matterhorn, the best novel about the Vietnam War, reflects on the terrible cost to soldiers of combat. Music: Tuzan (Sad), by Tomo Sombolac Time: 0:02:18 Size: 2.11Mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Audio book review of David Abrams's lacerating Iraq war satire, Fobbit. Music: Thickener, by Jerry & the People Time: 0:02:33 Size: 2.33 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. April 2015: Library Director Eileen Simmons Music: Symphony No. 6, Ludwig van Beethoven, courtesy of musopen.org
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Jason Webley's "Margaret" project, a musical evocation of the tragic life of Margaret Rucker, daughter of Bethel Rucker, one of the founders of Everett. The book contains two essays about the project, and the accompanying CD has fifteen original songs by various artists based on scraps of Margaret Rucker's life. Music: Adagio for Strings, by Samuel Barber, courtesy of The Internet Archive. Time: 0:03:10 Size: 2.90Mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. God portrayed as an alien, returning after 2,000 years to invade Earth. A later, lesser--but still wildly imaginative--book by schizophrenic author Philip K. Dick. Music: A Tale for Lancinant Screws, by Cihan Gulbudak. Time: 0:02:20 Size: 2.67Mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. February 2015: Library Director Eileen Simmons Music: Quintent No. 1 in Bb Major, by Giuseppe Cambini
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Michael Lewis's expose of "high freqency trading" and other dark Wall Street secrets. Music: Praladium, by Carl Neilsen Time: 0:02:02 Size: 1.87 mb
Smokestack Soundbites; audio stories from the Everett Public Library about the history and life of our city and our county. Script David Dilgard Voices David Dilgard Van Ramsey Cameron Johnson Lisa Labovitch Theme Music "Another Day," by The Wild Snohomians Additional Music and Sounds Courtesy of The Internet Archive "The Commonwealth of Toil," by Joe Glazer and Bill Friedland, from "Songs of the Wobblies" ""The Popular Wobbly," by Joe Glazer and Bill Friedland, from "Songs of the Wobblies" "The Preacher and the Slave," words by Joe Hill, sung by Cameron Johnson "Annie, My Own," Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra "Internationalen," by Henrik Menander from "Swedish Labor Songs" "Symphony No. 7, second movement" by Ludwig van Beethoven "Hold the Fort," sung by Cameron Johnson "We Shall Not Be Moved," Just Plain Awful, from "Favorite Folk and Union Songs" Freesound Project Sound Effects Smoking Breath In and Out - ramhernandez Ice Cube Drop into Glass - shall555 Basic Gunbattle-1 - TBOY298 Bench Saw Crosscutting - Benboncan Factory Ambiance - dheming BBC Sound Effects Library BBC 7 Track 40 Audio Editing Cameron Johnson Technical Support Zac Matthews
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Audio book review time: 2:10 size: 1.98 Mb Music: "Awel," by Stefsax
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Audio book review. time: 0:02:23 size: 2.17 Mb Music: Mars, by Gustav Holst
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. December 2014: Library Director Eileen Simmons Music: Quintent No. 1 in Bb Major, by Giuseppe Cambini
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. Music: L'Histoire du Soldat, by Igor Stravinsky Courtesy of Internet Archive, www.archive.org
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Klincek stojo pod oblokom Tomo Sombolac time: 0:02:25 size: 2.21 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: "Wild Salmon Rally," courtesy of BC Eco News via Youtube time: 0:02:14 size: 2.03 mb
Smokestack Soundbites; audio stories from the Everett Public Library about the history and life of our city and our county. Production Credits Script David Dilgard Voices David Dilgard Van Ramsey Cameron Johnson Theme Music Smokestack Soundbite theme: “Another Day,” The Wild Snohomians Additional Music and Sounds Courtesy of The Internet Archive “The Teddy Bears Picnic,” Arthur Pryor’s Band “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” Frank C. Stanley “Battle Hymn on the mouth harp,” Stanley “Missouri Waltz 1918,” Federal Band “Saz-o-phun,” George Olsen “Railroad Blues,” Yerkes Southern Five Freesound Project Sound Effects Full-drunken-atmos-1 - Cheeseheadburger Fuse - Soundslikewillem e-woodstove – Roscoetoon Throatslashadd – Abyssmal Knife-sharpening – Dobroide Door-heavy-closing – Rutgemuller Gunshots - Watupgroupie Audio Editing Cameron Johnson Technical Support Zac Matthews
Smokestack Soundbites; audio stories from the Everett Public Library about the history and life of our city and our county. Script David Dilgard Voices David Dilgard Van Ramsey Cameron Johnson Ronald Averill Theme Music "Another Day," by The Wild Snohomians Additional Music and Sounds Courtesy of The Internet Archive "The British Grenadiers" "La Mer," Claude Debussy "Golden Slippers," Vernon Dalhart and Carson Robinson "Oh Susannah," Peerless Quartet "Elegia," Bela Bartok "Marching Through Georgia," Indestructible Military Band "Sally Gooden," Eck Robertson "Black Mountain Music," Jack Carter and the Black Mountain Boys Courtesy of Soundclick.com "Horkstow Grange," Cal Poly Symphonic Band, San Luis Obispo, CA "Black Hills," John Martin Follin Courtesy of BC Eco News via YouTube "Wild Salmon Warrior Rally" Freesound Project Sound Effects Cinematic eagle cry -The Clue Geek Waves on seaweed -Juskiddink A tree falling down -ecfike Chop -Hazure Sit on top canoe -Dobroide Crows and magpies -Soundbytez Hand-sawing -Paul W2K Construction rubber mallet -Joe Deshon Storm wind in trees and surf -Juskiddink Civil War battle noise -Adeluc4 Antique sawmill 01 -DC Simon Sound FX Center Water mill water wheel turning Water mill sound effect Audio Editing Cameron Johnson Technical Support Zac Matthews
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 9 Courtesy of Internet Archive, www.archive.org
Smokestack Soundbites; audio stories from the Everett Public Library about the history and life of our city and our county. Script David Dilgard Voices David Dilgard Van Ramsey Cameron Johnson Ronald Averill Zac Matthews Theme Music "Another Day," by The Wild Snohomians Additional Music and Sounds Courtesy of The Internet Archive "Blues in the Bottle," Prince Albert Hunt "Booze and Blues," Ma Rainey "Dardanella," Borrah Minevitch "Midsommer Dansen," Kulturell Kapell "Louis Collins," Mississippi John Hurt "Saint James Infirmary," Bubber Miley "Docklisa," Jahrl Quintet "Street Piano Medley," August Molinari, Edward Meeker, Billy Murray, Len Spencer "Bully of the Town," Gid Tanner and his Skillet Lickers "William Tell Overture," Sodero’s Band "Hard Boiled Mama," Original Dixie Rag Pickers Courtesy of Digital History "Irish Medley" Freesound Project Sound Effects misfore2.wav -NoiseCollector Bar Crowd Logans Pub Feb 2007 -Lonemonk Pouring sound.wav -ttim54 Gunshot1.wav -alukahn MGM Grand Las Vegas.mp3 -Shamanatrix Dice Rolling - Dungeons and Dragons -janneneedsthesound 00855 thaw walk 1.wav -Robinhood76 Old Fashioned Auto Piano -Razzvio Cedric Peyronnet - Linotype.mp3 -ingeos Reload.mp3 -LAGtheNoggin Weapons_Gun_Small_Reload -duckduckpony Layered Gunshot8.wav -Xenonn Full Drunken Atmos-1 -cheeseheadburger Audio Editing Cameron Johnson Technical Support Zac Matthews
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Under the Porcelain Good Noise, Bad Noise Time: 0:02:08 Size: 0.97 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Feeling Dark Behind the Mask 700P3D Time: 0:02:15 Size: 2.06 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Prison Planet Oxygen Time: 0:02:11 Size: 1.00 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. June 2014 Library Director, Eileen Simmons Music: Quintet No. 1 In Bb Major, by Giuseppe Cambini
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Dream of John Ball Rude Corps Time: 0:02:04 Size: 0.974 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Dance of the Geisha Joe Hill Time: 0:02:09 Size: 0.98 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. March 2014 Library Director, Eileen Simmons Music: Quintet No. 1 In Bb Major, by Guiseppe Cambini
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Amicus Meus Tomas Luis de Victoria Time: 0:02:15 Size: 1.03 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Pines Near a Catacomb Ottorino Respighi Time: 0:02:04 Size: 1.03 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. Library Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Fantasia on Dargason Beaumont French HS Band, Beaumont, TX Time: 0:02:24 Size: 2.2 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Sonata No. 1 Aaron Dunn Time: 0:02:04 Size: 1.89 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. Library Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: La Mer Claude Debussy Time: 0:02:19 Size: 2.12 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Time: 0:02:12 Size: 2.01 mb
The Wild West's 1908 Everett appearance Time: 34:67 minutes Size: 15.8 mb Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Voice Actors Van Ramsey Eileen Simmons Andrea Wallis Ronald Averill Lisa Labovitch David Dilgard Zac Matthews Narrator Cameron Johnson Audio Engineering Cameron Johnson Consultants David Dilgard Laura McCarty Music "Wild West Music of Buffalo Bill's Cowboy Band." Americus Brass Band. Cody, WY: Northwest College Foundation, 1996. Used by permission of Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Cody, Wyoming, USA; and Northwest College of Powell, Wyoming. Sound Effects Freesound Project down town street ambience 01.wav Klakbeeld EatingPlace.mp3 acclivity distant_construction_ pounding-2.wav nnus carroca-na-colheita-do-cafe.aif plotzki gunshots.mp3 watupgroupie crowd-cheering-football-01 wanna73 Streetcar02.wav LG BBC Sound Effects Library Herd of horses out on a trek Horses I Horses in stables whickering to one another Horses I One hrse walking along, pulling cart Horses I mp3round.com Indian War Sound
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Carmina Burana Cal Poly Symphonic Band, San Luis Obispo Horst Wessel Lied Time: 0:02:17 Size: 2.09 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Clarinet Concerto in A major Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Time: 0:02:14 Size: 1.02 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: A View Southward Flatwound Time: 0:02:30 Size: 1.14 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. Library Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Uranus, by Gustav Holst U.S. Air Force Band Time: 0:02:07 Size: .997 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Garden of the Forking J. Lang Time: 0:01:55 Size: 1.75 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Pictures at an Exhibition, by Modest Mussorsky Courtesy of MusOpen time: 0:02:17 size: 2.08 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. July 2013 Library Director, Eileen Simmons Music: L'Histoire du Soldat, by Igor Stravinsky
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Marching Through Georgia time: 0:02:06 size: 1.92 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Dark Ages America by Morris Berman Music: L'Histoire du Soldat Igor Stravinsky time: 0:02:12 size: 2.02 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Sync Collision Process time: 0:02:08 size: 1.95 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. May 2013 Library Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Gardens of Democracy by Eric Liu Music: Symphony No. 6 Ludwig van Beethoven time: 0:02:16 size: 2.07 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion Music: Igra (The Game) Tomo Sombolac time: 0:02:11 size: 2.00 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Gifts of the Crow by John Marzluff Music: Petak 13 Friday 13 Tomo Sombolac time: 0:02:09 size: 1.96 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Sacred Economics by Charles Eisenstein Music: UndercoverCitizen Nyx time: 0:02:09size: 1.96 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Stalin's General by Geoffrey Roberts Music: 1812 Overture, by Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky time: 0:02:17 size: 2.08 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. March/April Music: L'Histoire du Soldat, by Igor Stravinsky
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. February 2013 Library Director, Eileen Simmons Music: Quintet No. 1 Giovanni Cambini
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Feeling Dark Behind the Mask 700P3D time: 0:02:16size: 2.07 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Ready, Player One by Ernest Cline Music: Bored On Your BacksideTrifonic time: 0:02:22size: 2.16 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. December 2012 Library Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Prosperity without Growth by Tim Jackson Music: Blues Jam 2011Steve Belong time: 0:01:59size: 1.81 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Hominids by Robert J. Sawyer Music: Black RainbowPitx time: 0:02:16size: 2.06 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Killing of Crazy Horse by Thomas Powers Music: Frontier Medley time: 0:02:04size: 1.89 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Side by Side Music: Carmina BuranaCal Poly Symphonic Band, San Luis Obispo time: 0:02:08size: 1.96 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. To Appomattox by Burke Davis Music: Civil War Medley time: 0:02:14size: 2.05 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. November 2012 Library Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf Music: Pines of RomeOttorino Respighi time: 0:02:06size: 1.973 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Saxon Tales by Bernanrd Cornwell Music: Tarantella ModaleFrancesco Iannuzzelli time: 0:02:15size: 2.105 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. September/October 2012 Library Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Catch-22 by Joseph Heller Music: RagnarokSingle Unified Force time: 0:02:13size: 2.03 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Da Que DeusNachtwindheim time: 0:02:14size: 2.094 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: North Korean National AnthemState Merited Chorus, Korean People's Army time: 0:02:10size: 2.037 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: North Korean National AnthemState Merited Chorus, Korean People's Army time: 0:02:10size: 2.037 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. August, 2012 Library Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Blues JamSteve Belong time: 0:02:26size: 2.277 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Buffalo SongCourtesy of Library of Congress time: 0:02:07size: 1.981 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: From What You Call SednaMusic for Films3 time: 0:02:07size: 1.981 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. June 2012 Library Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Buddy, Can You Spare a DimeCharley Pilloy time: 0:02:00size: 1.872 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: Prism in the EtherFireproof Babies time: 0:02:14size: 2.09 mb
From the Director; Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library. May 2012 Library Director Eileen Simmons talks about goings on at the library.
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: LulliburleroLone Pine Music time: 0:02:05size: 1.958 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Music: The Four Seasons, by Antonio VivaldiU.S. Air Force Band time: 0:02:18size: 2.15 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Secret Agent by Joseph Conrad Music: Sonata No. 1 Aaron Dunn time: 0:02:09 size: 2.01 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins Music: Feeling Dark (Behind the Mask) 700P3D time: 0:02:10 size: 2.033 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. David Copperfield by Charles Dickens Music: Quintet No. 3 in F major, Giovanni Giuseppe Cambini Soni Ventorum Woodwind Quintet time: 0:02:10 size: 2.038 mb
Introduction: Written and narrated by David Dilgard "Their Court and Our Class," by Walker C. Smith Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Music:"Hold the Fort" Instrumental: David Dilgard Vocal: Cameron Johnson Actors: David Blacker David Dilgard Dennis Delaney Ben Blacker Rory O’Neill Gregg Hays Doyle Brown Will Alexander Bob Wright Sound effects by the Freesound Project: Bar atmosphere - Not So Busy.wav Fogma Laughs_ses2.wav freesound Audio Editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Pat Bennett Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes Darlene Tanis Melinda Van Wingen Time: 31.25 minutes Size: 29.45 mb
Northwest History Room Specialist David Dilgard takes listeners on a tour of the artwork at the Everett Public Library. Time: 37 minutes Size: 35 mb
Script: David Dilgard Narration: David Dilgard Music: "Arsenal" Performed by the Cullman High School Symphonic Band of Cullman, Alabama, under the direction of Mr. Garry Taylor Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Sound effects by the Freesound Project: atmo_fabrikhalle-lagerhalle.mp3 Connum fort.wav mattbronka m240.wav Matt_G Sound effects from the BBC Sound Effects Library: Boos—BBC rugby Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Pat Bennett Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes Darlene Tanis Melinda Van Wingen Time: 38 minutes Size: 36 mb
Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Script: Melinda Van Wingen Narration: Liz Hawkins Music: "Meet Me in Dear Old Seattle" Performed by members of the University of Washington Collegium Musicum, directed by JoAnn Taricani. Performers are Cecile Farmer, soprano, and Gabriel Manalac, piano, students at the University of Washington School of Music. Sound effects by the Freesound Project: carousal2 2.wav mrmayo Flames.wav juskiddink fire.crackling.mp3 dobroide blue jays.wav cognito perceptu bluejay.wav UncleSigmund ChickenLayingAnEgg_01.wav mich3d TwoCows.wav acclivity Circular saw crosscutting.wav Benboncan Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes Time: 22 minutes Size: 20 mb
Script: David Dilgard Narration: David Dilgard Music: "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" Performed by David Dilgard Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Sound effects by the Freesound Project: crowd noise.wav LS Baseball.ogg Blaneur de sons 04a_hit.wav Pooleside geneva_lake_boat_on_departure_from_lausanne.wav f_ilippo Early Morning on Yaquina Bay.mp3 daveincamas Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Pat Bennett Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes Darlene Tanis Melinda Van Wingen Time: 53 minutes Size: 50 mb
Cameron Johnson and David Dilgard compare and contrast the classic American detective novels The Maltese Falcon and the Big Sleep.
Interview with retired Northwest History Room Specialist, Margaret Riddle. Time: 26 minutes Size: 24.3mb
Everett Public Library program with Laura Faley of the Hidden Meadow Ranch. Time: 57 minutes Size: 54 mb
Script: Margaret Riddle Narration: Margaret Riddle Hitoric photos:Melinda Van Wingen Audio editing: Kara Fox Technical support: Pat Bennett Kevin Duncan Doug Oakes Darlene Tanis Melinda Van Wingen Time: 24.10 minutes Size: 22 mb
Everett Public Library program with Craig Romano of the Mountaineers. Time: 1 hour Size: 56 mb
Evergreen Cemetery Tour Script: David Dilgard Narration: David Dilgard Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Map: Kevin Duncan Photography:Cameron Johnson Historical photos:Melinda Van Wingen Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes Melinda Van Wingen Time: 69 minutes Size: 63mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Clarence Darrow, Attorney for the Damned by John A. Farrel Music: Annie, My Own Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra, courtesy of the Internet Archive time: 0:02:11 size: 1.979 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Empire of the Summer Moon by S.C. Gwynne Music: Buffalo Dance Courtesy of Library of Congress; Irish Medley, Courtesy of Digital History time: 0:02:13 size: 2.087 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie Music: Awel Stefsax time: 0:02:11 size: 2.046 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Snowman by Jo Nesbo Music: Manifesto Poundaflesh time: 0:02:17 size: 2.138 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Treasure Islands by Nicholas Shaxson Music: Thickener Jerry and the People time: 0:02:29 size: 2.33 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky Music: Hens and Cocks, by Alessandro Poglietti Sylvia Kind time: 0:02:12 size: 2.01 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Diablerie by Walter Mosley Music: Hot Like Jamaica Fender Guitar Player time: 0:02:01 size: 1.884 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Killer Inside Me by Jim Thompson Music: Test Drive Zapac time: 0:02:07 size: 1.982 mb
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. Script: Melinda Van WingenNarration: Cameron JohnsonMusic: "Go Way Back and Sit Down"Written by Al JohnsPerformed by Donna Morgan"Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime"By Charley PilloyCourtesy of Internet Archivewww.archive.orgVoices:Angelo "Razz" CanonicaLoren BakerRoy SieversGeorge WardellAudio editing:Cameron JohnsonTechnical support:Melinda Van Wingen
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Just Kids by Patti Smith Music: Sonata No. 1, Movement 2 Aaron Dunn time: 0:02:13 size: 2.084 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Troubled Man by Henning Mankell Music: Sonata for Bassoon and Piano, by Camille Saint-Saens Arthur Grossman and Joseph Levine time: 0:02:09 size: 2.017 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Scoreboard, Baby by Ken Armstrong and Nick Perry Music: Basement #8 Ruin Roads time: 0:02:06 size: 1.965 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Endgame by Frank Brady Music: Carmina Burana Cal Poly Symphonic Band, San Luis Obispo time: 0:02:33 size: 2.384 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Naked Sun by Isaac Asimov Music: The Long Goodbye John Pazdan time: 0:02:19 size: 2.18 mb
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. Script: Melinda Van WingenNarration: Cameron Johnson Music: "Go Away Back and Sit Down" Written by Al Johns Performed by Donna Morgan Voices: Elof Norman Jerry Granger Al Zimmerman George Wardell Sound effects by the Freesound Project: nnb02_maxed.wav Pooleside wood_saw_01.flac aesque Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Melinda Van Wingen
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Alone Together by Sherry Turkle Music: Seeker Gurdonark time: 0:02:11 size: 2.065 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Unequal Protection by Thom Hartmann Music: L'Histoire du Soldat, by Igor Stravinsky Courtesy of Internet Archive, www.archive.org time: 0:02:22 size: 2.23 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Plenty by Alisa Smith and J.B. Mackinnon Music: See You Later Pitx time: 0:02:18 size: 2.11 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Secretariat by William Nack Music: Violin Concerto, by Ludwig van Beethoven U.S. Air Force Band time: 0:02:16 size: 2.16 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. A People's History of Sports in the United States by Dave Zirin Music: New World Symphony, by Anton Dvorak Cal Poly Symphonic Band, San Luis Obispo time: 0:02:08 size: 1.96 mb
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. Transportation in Early Everett Script: Melinda Van WingenNarration: Cameron JohnsonMusic: "Go Away Back and Sit Down"Written by Al JohnsPerformed by Donna MorganVoices:Glenn "Scoop" CarlsonRoy SieversRita RichmondEva DavisGeorge GebertSound effects by the Everett Public Library:Pegasus shifting Audio editing: Cameron JohnsonTechnical support:Doug Oakes
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. Prostitution in Early Everett Script: Melinda Van WingenNarration: Cameron Johnson Music: "Go Way Back and Sit Down" Written by Al Johns Performed by Donna Morgan Voices: Mabel McBain Thomas Costello Abe Glassberg Jerry Granger Ted Myers Roy Sievers George Gebert Sound effects by the Freesound Project: licko1.wav rockwehrmann "Blues Accompaniment in C Major" Hammerklavier Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Melinda Van Wingen Doug Oakes
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson Music: Oh! Jonah / Blue and Sentimental Courtesy of publicdomainaudiovideo.blogspot.com and www.jazz-on-line.com time: 0:02:28 size: 2.305 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Buffalo Bill's America by Louis S. Warren Music: Wild West Music of Buffalo Bill's Cowboy Band Used by permission of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center of Cody, WY, and Northwest College, of Powell, WY time: 0:02:26 size: 2.299 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Shadow Market by Eric Weiner Music: Klincek stojo pod oblokom Tomo Sombolac time: 0:02:16 size: 2.142 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Griftopia by Matt Taibbi Music: Bored on Your Back Side Trifonic time: 0:02:17 size: 2.147 mb
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. Baseball in Mill Town Script: Melinda Van WingenNarration: Cameron Johnson Music: "Go Away Back and Sit Down" Written by Al Johns Performed by Donna Morgan "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" Performed by Ed Meeker Voices: Thomas Costello Roy Sievers George Wardell Angelo "Razz" Canonica Sound effects by the Freesound Project: 04a_hit.wav Pooleside Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Doug Oakes
Script: David Dilgard Narration: David DilgardMusic: "Irish Medley"Raoul GagnierCourtesy of Digital Historywww.digitalhistory.uh.edu Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Sound effects by the Freesound Project:86652_sandyrb_NATIVE_DRUM_LOOP_A_16BARDS_100BPM.wavsandyrb35214_Abyssmal_throatslashadd.wavAbyssmalAudio editing: Cameron JohnsonTechnical support:Doug OakesMelinda Van Wingen
Snohomish County Sesquicentennial: A Soggy First Flight in Snohomish Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Script: David DilgardNarration: David DilgardMusic: "Josephine and Her Flying Machine"Blanche RingCourtesy of Internet Archivewww.archive.orgSound effects by the Freesound Project:Crowd_cheering_football_01.wavWanna73TwinOtter.mp3Rd42Small_plane_ignition.mp3Sanus_excipioRainanddrumble.wavLuftrumAudio editing: Cameron JohnsonTechnical support:Melinda Van Wingen
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Enigma of Capital by David Harvey Music: Bassoon Pieces by Marcel Farago Arthur Grossman time: 0:02:17 size: 2.145 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Washington Rules by Andrew Bacevich Music: Wind Quintent op. 43 by Carl Nielsen James Galway, Carion Quintet time: 0:02:10 size: 2.033 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Matterhorn by Karl Marlantes Music: Distorted Process Enemy Logic time: 0:02:19 size: 2.173 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. War by Sebastian Junger Music: Ragnarok Single Unified Force time: 0:02:07 size: 1.986 mb
Jamie Ford is the author of Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet Recorded February 4, 201190.7 FM KSER and the Everett Public LibraryVoices:Cameron JohnsonJamie FordMusic:"Vous et Moi"Django ReinhardtCourtesy of www.jazz-on-line.comAudio editing:Cameron JohnsonTechnical support:Doug OakesMelinda Van Wingen
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford Music: Vous et Moi Django Reinhardt Courtesy of www.jazz-on-line.com time: 0:02:22 size: 2.212 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Tainted Blood by Arnaldur Indridason Music: Petak 13 Friday 13 Performer: Tomo Sombolac time: 0:02:03 size: 1.92 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Lisbeth Salander Trilogy by Stieg Larsson Music: Thickener Performer: Jerry and the People time: 0:02:05 size: 1.97 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Ninth by Harvey Sachs Music: Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125, by Ludwig van Beethoven Concertgebouw Orchestra conducted by Otto Klemperer, Live Performance 17 May 1956 time: 0:02:24 size: 1.126 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Road by Cormac McCarthy Music: Tuzan (Sad) Performer: Tomo Sombolac time: 0:02:15 size: 2.111 mb
How Washington Women Won the Vote Recorded November 2, 2010Everett Public Library Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Voices:Margaret RiddleMelinda Van WingenCameron JohnsonMusic:"Land of Hope and Glory"Sung by Clara ButtAudio editing:Cameron JohnsonTechnical support:Doug Oakes
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson Music: Baros, oj Barice (electro) Artist: Tomo Sombolac time: 0:02:19 size: 2.178 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Agincourt by Bernard Cornwell Music: Mars Performer: Gustav Holst time: 0:02:16 size: 2.136 mb
The library bookmobile finds a a new life. Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Voices:Vance DeWardDavid DilgardCarol EllisonTheresa GemmerCameron JohnsonKathy Moen-HarrowerDoug OakesPegasusMusic: "Blues I Love to Sing"Duke Ellington and his OrchestraAdelaide Hall, vocalAudio editing: Cameron JohnsonTechnical support:Doug OakesMelinda Van Wingen
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Meat Market by Bruce Feldman Music: When the Saints Go Marchin' In Performer: Cal Poly Tech Marching Band, San Luis Obispo time: 0:02:09 size: 2.024 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Love Israel Family by Charles LeWarne Music: grafton peace pagoda 1 Performer: Igarrett[http://www.freesound.org/usersViewSingle.php?id=58726] time: 0:02:17 size: 2.157 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Eaarth by Bill McKibben Music: Sonata no. 1, by Aaron Dunn Performer: Aaron Dunn time: 0:02:27 size: 2.312 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Globalistan by Pepe Escobar Music: Maniesto Performer: Poundaflesh time: 0:02:13 size: 2.083 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Man from Beijing by Henning Mankell Music: Klincek stojo pod oblokom Performer: Tomo Sombolac time: 0:02:09 size: 2.015 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Price of Blood by Declan Hughes Music: Black Hills Performer: John Martin Follin time: 0:02:13 size: 2.083 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Overshoot by William Catton Music: Onaka Versus Home for the Def Performer: Onaka time: 0:02:24 size: 2.262 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Escape from Freedom by Erich Fromm Music: Wind Quintet op. 43, by Carl Nielsen Performer: James Galway, Carion Quintet time: 0:02:20 size: 2.189 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Greenlanders by Jane Smiley Music: Sonata No. 1 Performer: Aaron Dunn time: 0:02:17 size: 2.153 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Right Wing Populism in America by Chip Berlet & Matthew Lyons Music: Country Cookin' Performer: Fender Guitar Player time: 0:02:08 size: 2.007 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Redbreast by Jo Nesbo Music: Naropa Performer: RideFlame time: 0:02:12 size: 2.061mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Leisureville by Andrew Blechman Music: Sonar Devotion Performer: Nyasa time: 0:02:10 size: 2.028 mb
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. Early Everett Schools and Teachers Script: Melinda Van WingenNarration: Cameron Johnson Music: "Go Away Back and Sit Down" Written by Al Johns Performed by Donna Morgan Voices: Glenn “Scoop” Carlson Thomas Costello George Gebert Mabel McBain Sound effects by the Freesound Project: 00684 chalk writing 1.wav Robinhood76 GL Hallway 2.wav PitStop100 bell_school_ringing.wav vtkproductions.com Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Devil in the White City by Erik Larson Music: Sonata no. 1, by Aaron Dunn Performer: Aaron Dunn time: 0:02:04 size: 1.948 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Click by Bill Tancer Music: Dark Dance Performer: Eric Kanold time: 0:01:55 size: 1.812 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien Music: Ignition Performer: Collision Process time: 0:02:47 size: 2.319 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Cult of the Amateur by Andrew Keen Music: Sonatine, by Maurice Ravel Performer: Brian E. Young time: 0:01:59 size: 1.868 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Forever War by Joe Haldeman Music: Sync Performer: Collision Process time: 0:01:57 size: 1.852 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Long Embrace by Judith Freeman Music: Venus, by Gustav Holst Performer: U.S. Air Force Band time: 0:02:04 size: 1.939 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight by Alexandra Fuller Music: The Dream of John Ball Performer: Rude Corps time: 0:01:57 size: 1.838 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Against the Machine by Lee Siegel Music: Naropa Performer: RideFlame time: 0:02:05 size: 1.957 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Skeptical Environmentalist by Bjorn Lomborg Music: From What You Call Sedna Performer: Music for Films3 time: 0:01:58 size: 1.854 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Six Degrees by Mark Lynas Music: Dark Dance Performer: Eric Kanold time: 0:01:59 size: 1.867 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins Music: Bassoon Pieces, by Marcel Farago Performer: Arthur Grossman time: 0:01:54 size: 1.786 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan Music: Quintet No. 1 Performer: Giovanni Cambini time: 0:02:10 size: 2.038 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Oil on the Brain by Lisa Margonelli Music: Naropa Performer: RideFlame time: 0:01:44 size: 1.626 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Carbon Age by Eric Roston Music: Dark Dance Performer: Eric Kanold time: 0:01:53 size: 1.774 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Empire of Illusion by Chris Hedges Music: Harp Etude Rabushka, Performer: Musicforfilms3 time: 0:01:49 size: 1.714 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Viruses vs. Superbugs by Thomas Hausler Music: Naropa Performer: RideFlame time: 0:01:59 size: 1.869 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein Music: Sonata no. 1 Performer: Aaron Dunn time: 0:02:19 size: 2.181 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Collapse by Jared Diamond Music: Uranus, by Gustav Holst Performer: U.S. Air Force Band time: 0:01:51 size: 1.748 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The War for Wealth by Gabor Steingart Music: Manifesto Performer: Poundaflesh time: 0:01:55 size: 1.801 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Misogyny by Jack Holland Music: Venus, by Gustav Holst Performer: U.S. Air Force Band time: 0:01:46 size: 1.662 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. With God on Our Side by Michael L. Weinstein Music: Wild Blue Yonder Performer: U.S. Air Force Band time: 0:02:13 size: 2.090 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Noir by Olivier Pauvert Music: Prison Planet, Performer: Oxygen time: 0:01:51 size: 1.742 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson Music: Wind Quintet op. 43, by Carl Nielsen Performer: James Galway, Carion Quintet time: 0:01:43 size: 1.615 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. American Prometheus by Kai Bird Music: Sonata for Bassoon and Piano, by Camille Saint-Saens Performer: Arthur Grossman and Joseph Levine time: 0:02:09 size: 2.092 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Limits of Power by Andrew Bacevich Music: Back Porch Banjo Stand Performer: Eric Kanold time: 0:02:09 size: 2.092 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. City of Thieves by David Benioff Music: Prison Planet Performer: Qxygen time: 0:02:04 size: 1.952 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Dogs of Riga by Henning Mankell Music: The Dream of John Ball Performer: Rude Corps time: 0:02:09 size: 2.024 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Coldest Winter by David Halberstam Music: Wind Quintet op. 43, by Carl Nielsen Performer: James Galway, Carion Quintet time: 0:02:10 size: 2.040 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Real All-Americans by Sally Jenkins Music: Mars, by Gustav Holst Performer: U.S. Air Force Band time: 0:02:02 size: 1.912 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Lost on Planet China by J. Maarten Troost Music: Onaka Versus Home for the Def Performer: Onaka time: 0:02:05 size: 1.959 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. My Lobotomy by Howard Dully Music: Rage and Regrets Performer: Rude Corps time: 0:02:01 size: 1.894 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Blue Death by Robert D. Morris Music: Quintet No. 3, by Giovanni Cambini Performer: Soni Ventorum Woodwind Quintet time: 0:01:44 size: 1.625 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Let's Put the Future Behind Us by Jack Womack Music: Basson Pieces, by Marcel Farago Performer: Arthur Grossman time: 0:02:15 size: 2.111 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. The Weather Makers by Tim Flannery Music: Sonata for Basson and Piano by Camille Saint-Saens Performer: Joseph Levine time: 0:02:02 size: 1.904 mb
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. Firefighting in the City of Smokestacks Script: Melinda Van WingenNarration: Cameron Johnson Music: "Go Away Back and Sit Down" Written by Al Johns Performed by Donna Morgan Voices: Angelo "Razz" Canonica Sound effects by the Freesound Project: Truckgoingandstopping morgantj file0375 saphix bell_school_ringing vtkproductions.com 20061124ParadeOldFireTruckSiren daveincamas crujido_alone plagasul leakingHydrant nicStage Dump Truck Vail Colorado January 2005 24 bit BoilingSand Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. Under the big top, through the years Script: Melinda Van WingenNarration: Cameron Johnson Music: "Go Away Back and Sit Down" Written by Al Johns Performed by Donna Morgan Voices: George Wardell Ted Myers Roy Sievers Erwin Carboneau Sound effects by the Freesound Project: 01251 circus jump snareroll 1.wav Robinhood76 2008-12-18 23_24_46 - Equestre, Pres-Paris_MP3_192.mp3 notthisbody Approx 800 Laughter and Clapter 1.wav lonemonk 01240 applause 52 screamy concert.wav Robinhood76 Lions Roar at Lincoln Park Zoo.wav Terwelp Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. Everett High's National Champions Script: Melinda Van WingenNarration: Cameron Johnson Music: "Go Away Back and Sit Down" Written by Al Johns Performed by Donna Morgan Voices: Glenn “Scoop” Carlson Roy Sievers Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. A Storm to Remember Script: Melinda Van WingenNarration: Cameron Johnson Music: "Go Away Back and Sit Down" Written by Al Johns Performed by Donna Morgan Voices: Rita Richmond Fred Frey Ole Sather Alvin Weiss Sound effects by the Freesound Project: shovelling_snow.flac lorenzosu Streetcar02.wav LG Footsteps in Snow.wav Incarnadine Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes
Everett Voices; a collection of edited oral history recordings. A Five-Alarm Conflagration Script: Melinda Van Wingen Narration: Cameron Johnson Music: "Go Away Back and Sit Down" Written by Al Johns Performed by Donna Morgan Voices: George Gebert Eva Davis Tom Costello Glenn “Scoop” Carlson Rita Richmond Sound effects by the Freesound Project: Simulation of Victorian street 3.wav Timbre Freight Train Crossing.wav Sailor55 drunks fighting.aif Tigersound Flames.wav juskiddink fire.crackling.mp3 dobroide redbarn_horse_whinny.wav axiyee 20090412.horse.wav dobroide 20070325.distant.neigh.mono.wav dobroide Audio editing: Cameron Johnson Technical support: Kevin Duncan Kara Fox Doug Oakes
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan Music: Basson Pieces, by Marcel Farago Performer: Arthur Grossman time: 0:02:03 size: 1.923 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Deer Hunting With Jesus by Joe Bageant Music: Back Porch Banjo Stand Performer: Eric Kanold time: 0:02:10 size: 2.032 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Bad Monkeys by Matt Ruff Music: Rage and Regrets Performer: Rude Corps time: 0:02:08 size: 2.006 mb
The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Brave New World by Aldous Huxley Music: Uranus by Gustav Holst Performer: United States Air Force Band time: 0:02:14 size: 2.256 mb