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Thu, 25 February 2010  Daniel McCowan is a proud product of DC’s foster care system. In this radio-style audio diary, Daniel shares some of the experiences that shaped his life. This is the second story we’re podcasting from the “Our City, Our Stories” project. The stories from this project are currently airing as a on WAMU's Metro Connection With funding from the Humanities Council of Washington, DC, SpeakeasyDC has been collecting stories on tape from across the city. We are excited to share the second of four audio documentaries. Daniel McCowan co-produced his story with Shea Shackelford through a project with the Art + Media House of the Latin American Youth Center. Shea is an independent documentary producer and co-founder of Big Shed Audio. Shea also managed “Our City, Our Stories” for SpeakeasyDC and provides technical support for the Speakeasy Storycast. To find out more about SpeakeasyDC's events, classes, and professional services or to make a tax-deductible donation that will support this podcast visit www.SpeakeasyDC.org.
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Fri, 5 February 2010  Carolyn Parham faced a life-changing challenge when she received an unexpected check in the mail. Producer David Schultz shares Ms. Parham’s story with us. David is a a broadcast journalist based in Washington, DC. He reports for public radio station WAMU, the NPR affiliate in Washington. This is the first story we’re podcasting from the “Our City, Our Stories” project. Funded by the Humanities Council of Washington, DC, SpeakeasyDC has been collecting stories on tape from across the city. We are excited to share the first of four audio documentaries. We are also pleased that Metro Connection on WAMU is airing “Our City, Our Stories” as a series this Winter. To find out more about SpeakeasyDC's events, classes, and professional services or to make a tax-deductible donation that will support this podcast visit www.SpeakeasyDC.org.
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