Charlene Mitchell ran for president in 1968, nominated by the Communist Party. Born in 1930, she’s a part of the civil rights movement since she was thirteen. I spoke to her for over an hour, the following edited interview is only a glimpse into her remarkable life and views.
Produced for WBAI by Amber Cortes.
This is still one of my favorite stories I ever did for WBAI…from the Republican National Convention in 2003.
Johnny_Cash_RNC.mp3
A New York City night…Cuban style. I took an excerpt from my journal and set it to music.
This audio tour was recorded during the NYC Subway Transit Strike of 2005.
Going home for the holidays included a walk over the Williamsburg Bridge and a cab ride with a psychologist.
Coming Soon!
projections of place, spontaneous moments captured in time,
conversations, live postcards, psychogeographical tours, narrative maps.
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I am finally getting this whole project off the ground. It’s taken alot of time, coffee, and work to create so far, and it is now taking shape.
First podcast coming soon!
image: detail of installation by Bronwyn Lace