from NPR's On the Media
In his 84 years Tony Schwartz produced over 30,000 recordings, thousands of groundbreaking political ads, media theory books and Broadway sound design, invented the portable recorder, delivered hundreds of lectures and had full careers as an ad executive and a pioneering folklorist. And he did it all without leaving his zip code. Schwartz died in June and we offer a piece from the Kitchen Sisters, looking back at his life spent listening.
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- acoustic ecology
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About Me
- PvZ
- Philip von Zweck is a Chicago based artist and the host/producer of the weekly radio program Something Else . although he taught in the Conservatory at Brooklyn College, he has no training in music and doesn't read sheet music. He has also taught at Northpark University, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Northwestern University.
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