| Produced & hosted by: Paula Robinson Deare |
ABOUT IN UNISON RADIO PROGRAMS |
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PAULA ROBINSON DEARE
Multi-Media Cultural Practitioner |
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These Radio programs were archived from Paula’s Boston broadcast, which aired on WILD AM 1090. Paula has re-aired several of the “In Unison Shows,” to support teaching the communications courses and class materials with Eworkstyle Institute, including supplemented papers, presentations, video programs and research connections.
Eworkstyle’s radio archive allows users to listen to historic topics, while learning how broadcasts are designed, produced, aired and archived. Eworkstyle Institute offers a variety of communications courses for professionals to enjoy as they learn in a self-paced environment. These archived shows provide extensive information on evergreen topics with a variety of perspectives that teach research, critical thinking, decision making and multi-media formatting. These shows are a digital format that can be played on demand while separate windows are opened to check facts, research guests and topics, document stories and write your own show. For more insight on media DOWNLOAD OUR REPORT.
The radio series is also supported with materials from Eworkstyle Journal. Check out our library resources with reliable resource links to professional and small business development sites. |
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NEW BEDFORD STORIES |
| COLLEEN PINA-GARRON: guest of Paula Robinson Deare shares her father's legacy of working on the waterfront as a longshorman and growing up in New Bedford. |
| DEBRA SOARES: guest of Colleen Pina-Garron, shares the story of her mother's work in the Fish houses and her many trials, including the lifesyle of the women she worked with. |
| LAVERNE GOMES: guest of cultural practitioner Colleen Pina-Garron, talks about what it was like working for 27 years in the fishing industry as a front line fish preparer. |
| JOHN "BUDDY" ANDRADE: guest of Paula Robinson Deare discusses the history, toxcicity and remediation work with the Environmental Protection Agencyon the Morse Twist Drill Brownfield site in Ward 4 of New Bedford, MA. |
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RADIO ARCHIVES |
| JAMES HORTON: guest Julie Winch, historian, professor and author teaches us research and detailing a history. |
| WBSM 1420 RADIO HOST Phil Paleologos: with guest Paula Robinson Deare discussing the Eworkstyle ACCESS program which ran between 2017 and 2022 - 12:18 mins. |
| ENCARTA: guest Henry Louis Gates, an overview on creating an all inclusive, digital Black History encyclopedia. |
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