#am1690

This summer Out There Atlanta presents "Summer Sound Series," a collection of interviews with artists who find inspiration in sound or directly use it in their works.

 Art Rosenbaum is a painter, educator, folk music performer and collector, and long-term radio host of "Backroads and Banjos" on AM1690: The Voice of the Arts. In this podcast, Art talks about several of his past projects, including "Folk Visions and Voices," "Shout Because You're Free," "Howard Finster: Man of Many Voices," and "The Art of Field Recording."

Topics include: Going to the Met with his mom as a child, developing an early love of folk music and bluegrass, visiting Howard Finster, and what spurred him to record and interview musicians.

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Listen here or download on Itunes*

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 Out There Atlanta is sponsored by BurnAway.org, an online art magazine for engaged dialogue about the arts.

Music for this podcast was provided by M.S.I.F.

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Art Rosenbaum at AM1690 [photo by Lilly Lampe]

Paul Boshears interviews artist Sam Parker about his new solo exhibition, Man Without A Team, opening at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center this Friday, April 8, 2011, from 7-9PM.

JAZZ INSIGHTS WITH DR. GORDON VERNICK - JIMMY SMITH PART 1

This is an example of a segment that I produce for WMLB AM1690 The Voice of the Arts that is also available as a podcast on iTunes U and on the station's website.  Its the first of two pieces discussing the career of the soulful jazz organ player Jimmy Smith.

The Jazz Insights podcast series has received over 3,000,000 downloads on iTunes U with an average of 50,000 downloads per week.