Episode 3: "F*ckpigs," "Boys Choir," and "Katastrophe"

This week, Radio Arts Middlebury bleeps its first swear words of the season.


We spoke with hip-hop/spoken word performers Harvey Katz (AKA The Athens Boys Choir, pictured above) and Rocco Kayiatos (AKA Katastrophe). The two artists' joint tour stopped by Middlebury this week thanks to MOQA and the OIPD. They had just enough time for an interview before rushing on to Portland, ME. (Listen on a separate page, or use the media player in the sidebar.)

Also on this week's show, a pre-performance review of a run-through of "F*ckpigs and Cockroaches," the senior directing work of Jeanine Buzali. The play goes up in the Hepburn Zoo this weekend. (Listen here, or use the sidebar player.) Tickets are almost all sold out, but there may still be some available from the Middlebury Box Office. Also, showing up early and hoping for a spot on the floor remains a last-ditch option.

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For the first time this year, you can
Listen to the Full Show
from this Wednesday, March 11th,
via the above link, or in the sidebar media player.

As always, all shows and segments are available for download from the "Show Archive" section of the sidebar. So many options!

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Please SEE BELOW for information about RAM's new listener-produced segment, Middlebury's Best Required Reading. RAM has received two submissions so far. However, we've decided to wait until we have enough essays to ensure the continuity of the series. Yours may be the essay that tips the scale to initiate the series!