Morning Stories, Common Ground
From: WGBH Radio Boston
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Piece Description
Morning Stories, Show Two expands on and samples from WGBH's popular Morning Stories podcasts, which contain stories from everyday people about a significant moment in their lives, with commentary by host/producer Tony Kahn and his assistant, Gary Mott. In this the second of three half-hour programs, host Tony Kahn invites listeners to hear stories about an undocumented immigrant living in America, a daughter's relationship with her Nazi father, and an unlikely homecoming for a refugee of the Cold War era. Morning Stories, Common Ground was produced by Melaina Spitzer. Tony Kahn, Senior Producer.
Broadcast History
Program broadcast once on WGBH Radio, 3/5/07
Timing and Cues
Timing and Cues for Morning Stories, Episode 2
length of program: 28:59
INCUE:
0:00 (music) "Hi, I'm Tony Kahn..."
OUTCUE:
28:59
(Last spoken line is "say hi to Harriet..I shall" at 28:43)
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