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Mr. Richman's recorded "Diaries" are sometimes eerily intimate, with the audience entering into a closer bond with the person on tape than is possible perhaps in any other medium, including documentary film. Rothenberg's candor is disarming. Charming portraits...
An eye-opening revelation. Prison Diaries takes the listener inside the criminal justice system. The voices are conversational and confessional. The sounds range from harsh to heartbreaking. Bitter moments, sweetly told. Richman, a kind of Studs Terkel of the airwaves,
has elicited intimate, disarming radio documentaries. Whether it's teenagers or prisoners,
the broadcasts allow listeners to eavesdrop on the aural journal entries
of people they might not ordinarily meet. And because these personal revelations
come without fanfare, the immediacy of each solitary voice can be startling.
Warning: listening in on Teenage Diaries may prove
habit-forming. The characters grab you, their stories crackling
with passion and truth. |
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Third Coast International Audio Festival Award, 2002
Casey Journalism Award, 2001 Teenage Diaires Prix Italia Special Mention, 1998 |
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Radio Diaries is a not-for-profit production company |
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