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Bar Crawl Radio

Bar Crawl Radio

De: Alan Winson & Rebecca McKean
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Did you ever have a really interesting conversation at a bar -- sharing ideas over a couple of martinis -- and wish you could've bottled it? That's Bar Crawl Radio. Rebecca McKean and Alan Winson invite amazing people to bars all over the word -- make a toast -- and then talk about about whatever inspires them -- makes their lives worth living. We talk to all sorts of interesting people doing important work for their community at a neighborhood bar -- composers -- actors -- musicians -- medical ethicists and practitioners -- playwrights & poets -- journalists -- politicians -- social activists -- community organizers & NGOs -- scientists -- brewers & mead makers -- businesspersons -- and fellow podcasters -- recording mostly in Manhattan's UWS. Who knows? BCR might be at a bar -- near you.
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Episódios
  • Columbus Day 2026 in the Mojave

    Columbus Day 2026 in the Mojave
    Oct 30 2026

    Join us for a delightful travelogue visit to Las Vegas, Nevada, the NUWU Southern Paiute Tribe, Creech AFB & the Nevada National [Nuclear] Security Site-- to celebrate the great explorer Christopher Columbus on his special day in 2026.

    Stay to the end as the narrator discovers American ideals and goals on this special day.

    Contact: barcrawlradio@gmail.com

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    37 minutos
  • The Catholic Worker -- A Family Story

    The Catholic Worker -- A Family Story
    Oct 22 2026

    This is a family story merged with our troubled human world -- a conversation with the youngest granddaughters of Catholic Worker founder -- Dorothy Day. Kate Hennessy begins by reading from her book "The World Will Be Saved By Beauty" about her grandmother missing her birth. But throughout life she and her sister, Martha, were embraced by their mother -- Tamar -- and grandmother. They grew up within the Catholic Worker movement and their memories of their family reveal the close tie between family life and the international movement striving to ease the struggles of their poor neighbors and to secure a safe -- anti-nuclear -- world. This conversation between sisters is, also, a story of a country seeking a moral center.

    This recording took place in Dorothy Day's bedroom in Mary House of Hospitality in NYC.

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    1 hora e 5 minutos
  • Search for US Democracy in Riverside Park

    Search for US Democracy in Riverside Park
    Jul 23 2026

    For this edition of BCR's Park Bench Chat, Rebecca and I sat down to talk with good friends -- Maria and Barry Kessler -- and our neighbors strolling in Riverside Park's "You've Got Mail" garden -- about the state of our U.S. American democracy. We handed out bags of chips to anyone who could answer a trivia question about the US government. Our focus gravitated to a consideration of the three words that open the Preamble to the US Constitution -- "We the people ..." -- and who this group is now and in the past.

    Alan Winson

    barcrawlradio@gmail.com

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    32 minutos
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