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Bruce Cockburn Lovers in a Dangerous Time Maybe the Poet Nicaragua Dust and Diesel Re-Release Date: 11/12/1991 (5 out of 5 stars) "Like fellow Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot, Bruce Cockburn (pronounced "coe-burn") began his career in a folky vein. However, while Lightfoot has never strayed far from that path, Cockburn had turned to a more rock oriented sound by 1978's Further Adventures Of. And by the release of Stealing Fire in 1984, his lyrics had become much more political.Perhaps his strongest political statement is made in the angry lyrics of "If I Had a Rocket Launch...
Laura Allen Folkways Reporter Laura Harbert Allen is an experienced audio storyteller who has contributed to and produced work for podcasts such as Making Contact, Us & Them, Freakonomics Radio and Inside Appalachia. She also has public media leadership experience as a program director and general manager at WEKU-FM near Lexington, KY. She hopes to finish her Ph.D. in media studies at the Scripps College of Communication at Ohio University this year. Her dissertation topic is the 2018 Teacher Strike in West Virginia, with an emphasis on the role of mainstre...
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Jerry Smith Looks Back at His Favorite Scary Movie Posters Jerry Smith looks back at 10 of his favorite horror movie posters including HALLOWEEN 4, DANIEL ISN'T REAL, and THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE PART 2 I love movie posters. Though the art of a good one-sheet seems to be saved for limited prints and homage prints these days, growing up, a film’s artwork was everything. Spending many hours staring at every poster adorning my local theaters and video stores, there was something so special about being entranced by a film, before seeing a single frame (the days of an entire film being spoile...