The Nov. 2 edition of Open Source RVA features an expansive interview with author Gigi Amateau. Her recent book, Come August, Come Freedom is a work of historical fiction that shines a light on the life of the slave Gabriel. We also speak to Brian Moran of the Democratic Party of Virginia and talk ukuleles with Richard Koch (of the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen) and musician Samson Trinh, who were two of the planners behind Ukefest.
Click here to hear the Nov. 2, 2012 Podcast of Open Source RVA.
The hosts are Chris Dovi, Don Harrison and Amy Daniel. The producers are Jay Westermann and Gabi Schatzi. The board op is Rachel Soloman.
Open Source RVA can be heard every Friday at 4 p.m. Just tune it to 97.3 FM or log on at WRIR.org.
And here are links to previous Podcasts of OSRVA. Don't shortchange yourself - listen to them all:
Nov. 2 - The life of Gabriel, voting trends, Ukefest
Oct. 26 - Spiritualism, horror films, ghost hunting - the Halloweek installment
Oct. 19 - School expulsions, Yes! Dance Invitational and political fact-checking
Oct. 12 - Richmond Symphony contract dispute, mountaintop coal mining
Oct. 5 - Regional cooperation, windowless apartments
Sept. 28 - Co-Housing, SOL scores, Richmond's musical history
Sept. 21 - Richmond Folk Festival, abortion clinics pt. 2
Sept. 14 - Abortion clinics pt. 1, open government, Mayoral candidate Michael Ryan
Sept. 7 - The Route 5 controversy
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