A profile of a nation in terms of its living language. By sharing aloud the writings of the United States, past and present, a fuller appreciation of what it means to be American can be found. ,America's literary heritage is explored through readings of short stories, poems, folklore, journalism and legends. The series is narrated by Richard S. Burdick.An online collection of early educational public radio content from the National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB).
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As others see us
In this program, Burdick reads various writings from foreign visitors to the United States, relating their observations about American people and culture.
As others see us
In this program, Burdick reads various writings from foreign visitors to the United States, relating their observations about American people and culture.
As others see us
In this program, Burdick reads various writings from foreign visitors to the United States, relating their observations about American people and culture.
As others see us
In this program, Burdick reads various writings from foreign visitors to the United States, relating their observations about American people and culture.
The fertile Twenties, part 2
This program, the second of two parts, focuses on the exceptional American writings of the 1920s.
The fertile Twenties, part 2
This program, the second of two parts, focuses on the exceptional American writings of the 1920s.
The fertile Twenties, part 2
This program, the second of two parts, focuses on the exceptional American writings of the 1920s.
The fertile Twenties, part 2
This program, the second of two parts, focuses on the exceptional American writings of the 1920s.
The fertile Twenties, part 2
This program, the second of two parts, focuses on the exceptional American writings of the 1920s.
The fertile Twenties, part 2
This program, the second of two parts, focuses on the exceptional American writings of the 1920s.