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On March 30th at 8PM PST Susan Suntree, author of Sacred Sites The Secret History of Southern California , will be the guest of Andrew Tonkovich on his literary program, Bibliocracy (KPFK 90.7 FM).

If you miss this on Wednesday, you can listen HERE.

Also, More information about Sacred Sites The Secret History of Southern California can be found on Creative PR’s PR Clients Page.

Our clients, Richard Ziglar and Barry Yeoman have received a grant from The California Council for the Humanities to produce a new one-hour documentary called Zydeco in California. Previous documentary specials from Richard and Barry include Truckin’ My Blues Away, Still Singing the Blues, & Crescent City Blues. 

Barry Yeoman

Richard Ziglar

Zydeco in California is a one-hour, character-driven radio documentary on the zydeco community of northern California. The project explores issues surrounding the assertion and maintenance of ethnic identity through the re-creation of the musical culture of one’s original home. Zydeco artists such as Queen Ida, Ray Stevens and André Thierry will be interviewed.

Coming Soon!  Check back with Creative PR for updates.

On The Daily Beast, Howard Kurtz details his thought that NPR’s lack of strategy may lead to its demise.   Kurtz says “It’s not the conservative attacks. It’s the network’s complete lack of a strategy to save itself. “

Howard Kurtz

Howard Kurtz is The Daily Beast‘s Washington bureau chief. He also hosts CNN’s weekly media program Reliable Sources on Sundays at 11 a.m. ET.  The longtime media reporter and columnist for The Washington Post, Kurtz is the author of five books.

To read the article, click HERE.

LENGTH: 90 seconds
COST: FREE
AVAILABLE: CONTENT DEPOT, CD,Downloads (email for info)

For more information click HERE.

The 2011 Public Radio Music Conference was held March 9th through 11th in the Jerome L. Greene Performance Space at WNYC/WQXR in New York City.

Creative PR’s Kathy Gronau attended the music personnel conference at NY Public Radio.  The conference attendees included   radio station staff members, record companies, AFM reps, publicists, musicians, and heads of organizations like NY Philaharmonic. It’s was mostly about classical music but they went Dizzy’s Coco Cola Jazz club and the Met Opera. Kathy had a great time.

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