A fascinating and provocative multimedia presentation by storyteller, writer, and public radio producer Joe McHugh that looks at how stories are told in the modern age given the dynamic and transforming influence of new technologies.
Return to the golden days of radio as twenty or more volunteer conference participants recreate an old-fashioned “live” radio drama broadcast, circa 1940, complete with period microphones and an assortment of engaging, hand-operated sound effects. Directed by Joe McHugh.
Old-fashioned American storytelling and humor with a liberal dose of traditional fiddle and banjo music sure to quicken the pulse and drive away the blues.
Joe McHugh invites his audience along a delightful and fascinating journey of exploration that reveals how family stories reach across cultural and political barriers to help us better understand and appreciate who we are and where we came from.
