Interview with Stephane Janin
Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
Photojournalist Stephane Janin, discusses his work, including his documentary work on the Cambodian community.
Photojournalist Stephane Janin, discusses his work, including his documentary work on the Cambodian community.
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Folksinger-Songwriter Arlo Guthrie reflects on his music and career and previews his Lowell Summer Music Series performance.
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Art collector and Lowell historian Martha Mayo reflects on collecting art and Lowell’s vibrant art scene.
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Patti DeRosa, president and CEO of Changeworks Consulting and a singer/songwriter, discusses diversity and “white privilege” and plays songs from her new CD, “Secrets and Stories.”
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Cultural Office of Lowell Executive Director LZ Nunn has a cultural update.
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UMass Lowell Prof. Shenong Chen reflects on the importance of the Olympics to China and the Chinese people.
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Krista McLeod, director of Methuen’s Nevins Memorial Library, has a few good books with an Italian theme to recommend.
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Roman Catholic Womenpriests Spokeswoman Bridget Mary Meehan, tells us about her organization and the recent ceremony in Boston declaring several women priests.
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Get your peanuts and Cracker Jack’s ready as we travel to Cooperstown, New York for a visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum with President Jeff Idelson.
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It may be mid-summer but you just know Bob’s thinking SCOOORRRRRE! UMass Lowell Men’s Head Hockey Coach Blaise MacDonald reports on UMass Lowell’s upcoming youth hockey school and the coming season.
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Summer harvests are underway at area farms and Connie Martin, Community Teamwork’s associate executive director for community resources, stops by with a Farmers Market report.
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UMass Lowell English Prof. Melissa Pennell recommends a few new novels, some with Lowell connections.
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Haverhill Mayor Jim Fiorentini tells us why the “Shoe City” suits Brooks Brothers.
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Members of the Lonesome River Band preview their Folk Festival visit and play a few songs.
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Executive Director Jan Turnquist takes us on a literary tour of Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House.
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Professor of FUNK and former WUML DJ Big Ben Hillman reflects on his music and previews his band’s upcoming Lowell performance.
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Author Ellen Feldman talks about her new novel, Scottsboro.
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UMass Lowell Prof. Christoph Strobel weighs in on France taking over the European Union presidency and French President Sarkozy’s interest in a Europe-wide crackdown on illegal immigration.
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According to a new MassINC survey, young adults are an optimistic group. MassINC Executive Vice President John Schneider explains.
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Sue Anne Pearson is the Lowell Festival Foundation’s new executive director. She and foundation chairman Art Sutcliffe discuss her appointment, the foundation and this weekend’s Lowell Folk Festival.
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