Fri, 25 May 2007 08:55:07 -0400 American Diversity Project http://www.americandiversityproject.org Podcast Maker v1.2.9a - http://www.lemonzdream.com/podcastmaker The American Diversity Project is an annual week-long documentary project where student and professional photojournalists come together to document a small town. ADP is an annual week-long documentary project where student and professional photojournalists come together to document a small town. The American Diversity Project is an annual week-long documentary project where student and professional photojournalists come together to document a small town. en 2007 - American Diversity Project - Jim and Carla Winn American Diversity Project producer@americandiversityproject.org http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/051307_051907PoorMonkeySeaberry0722T_144.jpg http://www.americandiversityproject.org 144 96 Podcasting Visual Arts Places & Travel ADP, American Diversity Project, Workshop, Jim Winn, Carla Winn, Photojournalism, Multimedia Journalism, PhotoJournalism Workshop, Journalism Workshop, Mississippi Delta, WKU, WKU PJ, Western Kentucky University no American Diversity Project 86-year-old bluesman James "T-model" Ford of Greenville, Miss. has traveled the world playing the blues. Surprisingly Ford didn't learn to play guitar until his mid fifties, before that he drove a truck hauling logs. 86-year-old bluesman James "T-model" Ford of Greenville, Miss. has traveled the world playing the blues. Surprisingly Ford didn't learn to play guitar until his mid fifties, before that he drove a truck hauling logs. http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/blues.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:02 American Diversity Project G-town Boxing gym owner and former WBC ranker Terry Whitaker at his gym in Greenville, MS, May 2007. Photos and Audio by Ikuru Kuwajima, Production by Patrick Yen G-town Boxing gym owner and former WBC ranker Terry Whitaker at his gym in Greenville, MS, May 2007. Photos and Audio by Ikuru Kuwajima, Production by Patrick Yen http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/boxing_story.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:49 American Diversity Project Helena, Ark. is like many towns in the Delta. The following essay hopes to document what has been left behind during Helena's dispersion while explaining what has happened to the city to evolve it into its current condition. Production by Sara Holcombe Helena, Ark. is like many towns in the Delta. The following essay hopes to document what has been left behind during Helena's dispersion while explaining what has happened to the city to evolve it into its current condition. Production by Sara Holcombe http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/buildings_story.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:02:20 American Diversity Project "Quapow Canoes" The Quapow Canoe Company has been in operation since 1998. John Ruskey runs Quapaw Canoe Company in Clarksdale Mississippi. Along with carving canoes he takes groups paddling on the Mississippi River. Production by Patrick Yen "Quapow Canoes" The Quapow Canoe Company has been in operation since 1998. John Ruskey runs Quapaw Canoe Company in Clarksdale Mississippi. Along with carving canoes he takes groups paddling on the Mississippi River. Production by Patrick Yen http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/canoes.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:05 American Diversity Project "Born and reared, right here in Clarksdale," Terry Page said. Page, 44, has spent all but his 15 years of Military service living in Clarksdale, Ms. Production by Patrick Smith, Clarksdale photo by Matt Fields-Johnson "Born and reared, right here in Clarksdale," Terry Page said. Page, 44, has spent all but his 15 years of Military service living in Clarksdale, Ms. Production by Patrick Smith, Clarksdale photo by Matt Fields-Johnson http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/car_wash.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:01 American Diversity Project Carlos Kentwood, 24, has lived in Friar's Point, Ms., north of Clarksdale, for most of his life. Kentwood recently joined the Army National Guard to give himself a way out of a town. Production by Matt Fields-Johnson Carlos Kentwood, 24, has lived in Friar's Point, Ms., north of Clarksdale, for most of his life. Kentwood recently joined the Army National Guard to give himself a way out of a town. Production by Matt Fields-Johnson http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/carlos.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:22 American Diversity Project Chafik Chamoun, 72, owner of Rest Haven, has lived in the Delta since 1934. Production by Sara Holcombe Chafik Chamoun, 72, owner of Rest Haven, has lived in the Delta since 1934. Production by Sara Holcombe http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/chafik_chamoun.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:00:41 American Diversity Project Robert Birdsong, 53, is a captain with the Clarksdale Fire Department who was born and raised in Clarksdale. Production by Sara Holcombe Robert Birdsong, 53, is a captain with the Clarksdale Fire Department who was born and raised in Clarksdale. Production by Sara Holcombe http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/david_birdsong.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:09 American Diversity Project Today, a drive down historic US 61 tells the story of a town declining with time, but town patrons who will never leave. Story narrated by Mae Ella Dawson. Production by Patrick Smith and Patrick Yen Today, a drive down historic US 61 tells the story of a town declining with time, but town patrons who will never leave. Story narrated by Mae Ella Dawson. Production by Patrick Smith and Patrick Yen http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/dawson.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:00:52 American Diversity Project Dorothy Cotton, 69, a Rest Haven chef, has lived in the Delta, "all her life." Production by Sara Holcombe Dorothy Cotton, 69, a Rest Haven chef, has lived in the Delta, "all her life." Production by Sara Holcombe http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/dorothy_cotton.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:00:27 American Diversity Project Dr. Bob Elard, 80, is a retired Principal who has lived in the Delta for 44 years. He was the principal of Clarksdale high school when it was first integrated. Production by Sara Holcombe Dr. Bob Elard, 80, is a retired Principal who has lived in the Delta for 44 years. He was the principal of Clarksdale high school when it was first integrated. Production by Sara Holcombe http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/dr_elard.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:00:56 American Diversity Project In 1959 Otis Funches left his family's 40-acre farm in Shaw, Mississippi. He is committed to creating a museum of living history on his farm. Photos and Audio by Danny Ghitis, Production by Patrick Yen In 1959 Otis Funches left his family's 40-acre farm in Shaw, Mississippi. He is committed to creating a museum of living history on his farm. Photos and Audio by Danny Ghitis, Production by Patrick Yen http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/fortyacres.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:03:19 American Diversity Project John Ruskey runs Quapaw Canoe Company in Clarksdale Mississippi. Along with carving canoes he takes groups paddling on the Mississippi River. Photos by James Branaman and Matt Fields-Johnson, Production by Matt Fields-Johnson John Ruskey runs Quapaw Canoe Company in Clarksdale Mississippi. Along with carving canoes he takes groups paddling on the Mississippi River. Photos by James Branaman and Matt Fields-Johnson, Production by Matt Fields-Johnson http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/john_ruske.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:02:03 American Diversity Project Needy Dotson, 50, has lived in Clarksdale since he was 13. Dotson has been looking for a job for two weeks in the Delta. Production by Patrick Smith Needy Dotson, 50, has lived in Clarksdale since he was 13. Dotson has been looking for a job for two weeks in the Delta. Production by Patrick Smith http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/lookingforjob.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:00:50 American Diversity Project Mac Arthur Fryar, 38, an inmate with Quitman County CWC has worked at the Coahoma County Clarksdale Animal Shelter for eight months to receive time off of his 15-year-sentence for cocaine possesion. Production by Sara Holcombe Mac Arthur Fryar, 38, an inmate with Quitman County CWC has worked at the Coahoma County Clarksdale Animal Shelter for eight months to receive time off of his 15-year-sentence for cocaine possesion. Production by Sara Holcombe http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/mcarther.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:24 American Diversity Project King Temple Pastor, Reverend James "JJ" Jackson of the King Temple Church in Clarksdale, Ms. Photographs by Mike Terry, Production by Patrick Smith King Temple Pastor, Reverend James "JJ" Jackson of the King Temple Church in Clarksdale, Ms. Photographs by Mike Terry, Production by Patrick Smith http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/minister.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:02:30 American Diversity Project Voice of Bob Howard, owner of Howard Flying Service, Inc. Arnie Brown piloted the cropdusting plane featured in this video. Photos and Video by James Branaman, Production by Patrick Smith Voice of Bob Howard, owner of Howard Flying Service, Inc. Arnie Brown piloted the cropdusting plane featured in this video. Photos and Video by James Branaman, Production by Patrick Smith http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/pilot.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:55 American Diversity Project J. Stolle. More caption info soon.. Photographs by Katherine Hayes, Production by Patrick Smith J. Stolle. More caption info soon.. Photographs by Katherine Hayes, Production by Patrick Smith http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/teacher-hayes.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:21 American Diversity Project Brother Willie Turner, 38, is a fireman for Clarksdale Fire Department and an evangelism coordinator at First Faith. Production by Sara Holcombe Brother Willie Turner, 38, is a fireman for Clarksdale Fire Department and an evangelism coordinator at First Faith. Production by Sara Holcombe http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/willie_turner.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:37 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:16 American Diversity Project In a town rich with history, the local blues station, WROX, has a heritage all it's own in Clarksdale, Ms. Story narrated by Larry Fuss. Production by Patrick Smith In a town rich with history, the local blues station, WROX, has a heritage all it's own in Clarksdale, Ms. Story narrated by Larry Fuss. Production by Patrick Smith http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/wrox_radio.mov Fri, 18 May 2007 08:05:37 -0400 Podcasting no 00:00:58 American Diversity Project Wesley Jefferson, a blues musician known as "Mississippi-June-Bug" and a guide for the Quapaw Canoe Company. Tells the tale of an unknown gargantuan creature he saw while fishing as a child. Photo by James Branaman, Production by Matt Fields-Johnson Wesley Jefferson, a blues musician known as "Mississippi-June-Bug" and a guide for the Quapaw Canoe Company. Tells the tale of an unknown gargantuan creature he saw while fishing as a child. Photo by James Branaman, Production by Matt Fields-Johnson http://www.americandiversityproject.org/2007/podcast/wesley.mov Wed, 02 May 2007 08:05:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:19