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Radio Talking Book
Radio Talking Book was a service for the blind and physically handicapped. It was the first radio reading service for the blind.
The Minnesota State Services for the Blind Radio Talking Book Network was started in 1969 as a joint undertaking of St. John's University, Collegeville, Minnesota, the Hamm Foundation, and state agency. MER/MPR broadcast it on an FM subchannel.
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- Perspective: An interview with Garrison Keillor
Radio Talking Book presents this episode of Perspective, where Marilyn Alcott interviews author and radio personality Garrison Keillor. The two discuss Keillor’s book Happy to Be Here. He also reads from the book.