JDueck.Net - Howell Creek Radiohttp://jdueck.net/Joel's Improved Personal Websiteen-usjoel@jdueck.net (Joel Dueck)Thu, 09 Jul 2009 20:00:37 PDTTextpattern http://textpattern.com/dueck,journal,commentary,writing,personal,literatureSociety & Culture/Personal Journalsjadueck@eml.ccJoel DueckJoel Duecknodueck,journal,commentary,writing,personal,literatureDaily-ish radio addresses by Joel DueckJoel writes his observations and commentary out by hand, and records them on a simple omnidirectional mic and mixes in the most interesting music he can find. Stories of himself, Pepper, Snoo, Mr. President, and others, along with frequent allusions to fine literature, evocative sensations, and the weather, are told with a wide vocabulary and an unpolished Minnesotan accent.45.014764-93.339657A Kind of Runic Rhythmhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/HowellCreekRadio/~3/VgthY5PhdKg/a-kind-of-runic-rhythmHowell-Creek-Radiojadueck@eml.cc (Joel Dueck)Sun, 01 Mar 2009 23:04:30 PSTtag:jdueck.net,2009-03-02:2a51d7d61935e24519dcd97008d51b63/a0fabf6614045795d3996db21564b98fHowell Creek Radio

Radio address for March 2, 2009, in which hammer-swinging and lumber-fumbling are happily put on hold due to fresh snow. I form a new exclusive association based on a silly battle cry. Notion-planting is examined, and ending notes are struck on a bell, the moon, and a star.

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Radio address for Feb 11, 2009. Some kinds of honey are a little too authentic, even for me. The poem is The Lake Isle of Innisfree by Yeats. Sweet sounds from common containers.

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]]> <p>What kind of honey is this, anyway?</p> no What kind of honey is this, anyway? Joel Dueck What kind of honey is this, anyway? dueck,journal,commentary,writing,personal,literaturehttp://jdueck.net/article/243/the-bee-loud-gladehttp://jdueck.net/files/hcr-0809season/hcr-2009-02-11.mp3The Month after Midnighthttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/HowellCreekRadio/~3/xdUmfEtQQ2E/the-month-after-midnightHowell-Creek-Radiojadueck@eml.cc (Joel Dueck)Fri, 06 Feb 2009 23:07:24 PSTtag:jdueck.net,2009-02-07:2a51d7d61935e24519dcd97008d51b63/95ca3cbe11a8873a863308f4dae91752Howell Creek Radio

Radio address for Feb 7, 2009, containing an impression of January that is fine, lasting, and hard to convey; some poetry; and a small dose of tired but devoted thought.

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]]> <p>An impression of January that is fine, lasting, and hard to convey; some poetry; and a small dose of tired but devoted thought.</p> no An impression of January that is fine, lasting, and hard to convey; some poetry; and a small dose of tired but devoted thought. Joel Dueck An impression of January that is fine, lasting, and hard to convey; some poetry; and a small dose of tired but devoted thought. dueck,journal,commentary,writing,personal,literaturehttp://jdueck.net/article/242/the-month-after-midnighthttp://jdueck.net/files/hcr-0809season/hcr-2009-02-07.mp3We'll Dance And We'll Sing Lovehttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/HowellCreekRadio/~3/U_o3MNUfOXY/we-ll-dance-and-we-ll-sing-loveHowell-Creek-Radiojadueck@eml.cc (Joel Dueck)Thu, 11 Dec 2008 22:48:32 PSTtag:jdueck.net,2008-12-12:2a51d7d61935e24519dcd97008d51b63/9687fc2c986b389070c1d37591ad2c7fHowell Creek Radio

Radio address for Dec 12, 2008, in which ever-rarer and older Christmas songs are sampled like fine cheeses. To find copies of the songs so liberally cited in this address, look up the Chieftans (Bells of Dublin), Steeleye Span, The Christmas Revels, Medieval Baebes, Barry & Beth Hall, and John Roberts, Tony Barrand, Fred Breunig & Steve Woodruff.

Mention is made of Jason Kottke and Khoi Vinh each noting Brian Eno’s quote about the power of group singing.

Photo credit for the album art: Harold Lloyd (CC licensed).

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]]> <p>In which ever-rarer and older Christmas songs are sampled like fine cheeses.</p> no In which ever-rarer and older Christmas songs are sampled like fine cheeses. Joel Dueck In which ever-rarer and older Christmas songs are sampled like fine cheeses. dueck,journal,commentary,writing,personal,literaturehttp://jdueck.net/article/240/we-ll-dance-and-we-ll-sing-lovehttp://jdueck.net/files/hcr-0809season/hcr-2008-12-12.mp3Happy Thanksgivinghttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/HowellCreekRadio/~3/BuYb_quf66I/happy-thanksgivingHowell-Creek-Radiojadueck@eml.cc (Joel Dueck)Thu, 27 Nov 2008 11:18:13 PSTtag:jdueck.net,2008-11-27:2a51d7d61935e24519dcd97008d51b63/e5a3230da6fab27d10ae029bbeceb28eHowell Creek Radio

Radio address for Thanksgiving Day, 2008. The bulk of today’s address comes from Charles Laughton – a part of a 1960s recording that MPR broadcasts every year on Thanksgiving. I like his storytelling style and thought you all might too. Music is Big Mob On The Hill by Leo Kottke and Amaze Me by Girlyman.

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