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StoryCorps Day of Listening

This Thanksgiving, participate in the StoryCorps in your own home.

Day of ListeningPublic Radio Tulsa joins with StoryCorps, the national oral history project, to launch the first annual National Day of Listening on November 28, 2008 in the Tulsa area.

On Thanksgiving, Americans and their loved ones gather to share a meal, express their gratitude and reminisce. On the day after, this November 28, StoryCorps is asking Americans to linger a little longer in the Thanksgiving spirit and honor a loved one by conducting an interview about his or her life.

It takes only an hour to participate, using recording equipment readily available in most homes - from video cameras to tape recorders to computers or even pen and paper.

“Looking a loved one in the eyes and asking about his or her life is one of the greatest gifts we can give one another,” says StoryCorps founder and MacArthur “genius” Dave Isay. “The simple act of listening tells them how much they matter, and documenting that conversation for posterity tells them that they won’t be forgotten.”

Take time this Thanksgiving to record a conversation with a grandparent, an aunt, a neighbor, a soldier or a client at a local soup kitchen. Storycorps has created a simple tool kit of easy-to-use instructions, pointers, and sample questions at www.nationaldayoflistening.org.


Arkiv Music Special

Contribute 20% of your CD purchases to Public Radio Tulsa now through December 31st

ArkivArkiv Music, our online partner for classical music, is helping to support Public Radio Tulsa this holiday season by contributing a fifth of the price of each purchase you make to KWTU.

Arkiv has a special selection of holiday music, including favorites that have been out of print, newly reissued by Arkiv.

Don't forget that you can search for what has played on KWTU and then click the Buy Now button to be taken directly to Arkiv. These purchases also benefit Public Radio Tulsa.

Shop here to purchase classical CDs and support KWTU.


Radiosophy HD Radio

Take advantage of a special discount for Public Radio Tulsa members

HD100 radioOnce again, just in time for the holiday season, we're able to pass along a special $15 discount on a Radiosophy HD-100 HD Radio. It normally sells for $99; enter the phrase PUBLICRADIOTULSA into the coupon code field when checking out.

The Radiosophy HD-100 is one of the most affordable and sensitive HD Radios that we've found. It picks up both AM and FM HD Radio broadcasts and can be connected to a built-in telescoping antenna or an external antenna.

Here's more about the HD-100, including the online order form.

KWGS and KWTU broadcasts six HD channels: Public Radio 89.5 HD1, Jazz 89.5 HD2, Ideas 89.5 HD3, Classical 88.7 HD1, Cafe 88.7 HD2, and World Radio 88.7 HD3. In Tulsa alone there are 20 channels which can be received in HD. Here's more about HD Radio, including a guide to stations around the country.

 


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