Paul Kelly

5 Collection Items


  • Weekend: A look at Christmas in other countries

    MPR’s Rich Dietman presents a sound print of what Christmas is in other countries. Segments include music and discussion with Willa Ramos (Mexico), Theodora Geokazus (Greece), Maria Moran (Philippines), and Florence Hart (Scotland). The group share the different traditions and celebrations.

    Dec. 22, 197944 min
  • Jazz in the Twin Cities, part 2

    MPR's arts reporter Nancy Fushan and Jazz Image host Leigh Kamman prepared this sound portrait of the the post-1950s and contemporary jazz scene in the Twin Cities, collecting stories from musicians, educators, and club owners on an era of both creativity and strife.

    May. 17, 1978
  • Jazz in the Twin Cities, part 1

    MPR's arts reporter Nancy Fushan and Jazz Image host Leigh Kamman prepared this sound portrait of the Twin Cities jazz scene as it existed from the late 1920s to the 1950s, collecting stories on the musicians who played it and the people who listened to it.

    May. 16, 197865 min
  • Mixed Media: Robert Creeley / Diane Wakowski / Alfred Guzetti

    On this Mixed Media program, MPR’s Nancy Fushan profiles poets Robert Creeley & Diane Wakowski, and filmaker Alfred Guzetti. Creeley

    Mar. 20, 197830 min
  • Garson Kanin closes "The Zestful Generation: Exploding the Myths of Age" conference

    Writer and playwright Garson Kanin gives closing remarks to "The Zestful Generation: Exploding the Myths of Age" two-day conference on aging, held at the Dayton's Department Store Auditorium in Minneapolis. Introduction by WCCO Radio's Charlie Boone.

    Feb. 3, 197828 min

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