Community Voices

Radio stories by Community Voices Volunteer Producers

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11:52am

Tue July 17, 2012
Arts & Culture

Dayton Sacred Harp Singers

Credit Photo by Alan Staiger

It’s the human voice that’s the sacred harp.  When a group of voices get together and turn up the volume, it can rattle the walls and make you feel like you’re on the inside of a musical instrument.

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11:17am

Tue July 10, 2012
Arts & Culture

Local Filmmaker's Homage to the 80's Slasher Film

Recently released on VHS, The Sleeper is a new slasher film by local filmmaker Justin Russell. Justin created The Sleeper as an homage to a genre that peaked in popularity before he was even born: slasher films.

Slasher films are those horror films from the 1980’s where a maniac offs a group of attractive young people with a machete, or a pair of garden shears, or a shish kabob skewer.

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10:30am

Sun February 19, 2012
Around the Miami Valley

Dayton Knockout VIP Fight Night

Credit Amelia Robinson

More than a dozen people who love the Dayton community have been beating each other up at Drake's Downtown Gym to support Dayton History and AIDS Resource Center Ohio. Dayton Knockout is a first-time charity event and VIP fight night. Boxers and Community Voices Producers Amelia Robinson and Kristen Wicker report.

10:40am

Sun December 11, 2011
Arts & Culture

Spoken Word Profiles: Latesa Slate Williamson

For Latesa Slate Williamson, being a poet is more than being an entertainer and a writer.  Here Williamson speaks with Community Voices producer Caressa Brown about living what she writes and the role of poets in society.  She also shares her signature piece, "Redemption."

 

10:47am

Sun November 13, 2011
Arts & Culture

Spoken Word Profiles: Jay Martinez

Spoken word artist Jay Martinez has been performing in Dayton for 10 years and has a book of poetry called An Orator's Declamation of the Ghetto.  Martinez recently launched a national tour, and Community Voices producer Caressa Brown spoke with him about hip hop influenced his unique poetry and style.

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