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This record unit consists of master audio tapes for Smithsonian Galaxy editions 77-125, 1981-1983, and Radio Smithsonian programs 534-574, 1980; and scripts of Radio Smithsonian programs 1-400.

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Radio -- Production and direction

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Extent

5.5 cu. ft. (11 document boxes)

Date

1969-1983

Archival Repository

Smithsonian Institution Archives

Identifier

Record Unit 589

Type

Collection descriptions

Archival materials

Audiotapes

Citation

Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 589, Smithsonian Institution. Office of Telecommunications, Productions

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Audiotapes

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Record Unit 589

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Record ID

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"Tai and Randy: Champions on Ice"

"An Art of Parody?" Fernando Botero, the Colombian artist whose curiously rotund characters seem to ape "official" paintings, talks about his art, now the subject of a major retrospective at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

"Animal Farm." A visit to the National Zoo's Conservation and Research Center in the Virginia foothills west of Washington, where scientists seek to improve the care and breeding of rare animal species.

"A Friend of the Arts." Joan Mondale, wife of the former Vice-President, talks about her unique role as "apostle of the arts" during the Carter administration, as an exhibition of art first brought together for the Vice-President's House goes on view at the National Museum of American Art.

"Pathways to the Gods." Noted astronomer Gerald Hawkins describes his work analyzing the mysterious giant drawings of the Nasca Desert in Peru.

"New Eyes on Saturn." Dr. Richard Berendzen, president of The American University and one of the astronomers who monitored the recent Saturn fly-by from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, talks about our new perceptions of the planet.

"Buckaroos in Paradise." A look at a new exhibit exploring past and present cowboy life in Paradise Valley, Nevada, the result of extensive research by the American Folklife Center of the Library of Congress.

"Fifties Art: Evolution or Revolution?" A new look at the painting done by artists like deKooning, Pollock, Stella, and Rauschenberg during the halcyon days of New York in the fifties.

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"Tai and Randy: Champions on Ice"

"An Art of Parody?" Fernando Botero, the Colombian artist whose curiously rotund characters seem to ape "official" paintings, talks about his art, now the subject of a major retrospective at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

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"The Two Million Year Old Tortoise" (Repeat)

"19th Century Workers' World""Test Pilots"

"Krakatau: The Ultimate Volcano"

Repeat of Atlas Lions.

"Gingerbread Castles"

"Animal Farm." A visit to the National Zoo's Conservation and Research Center in the Virginia foothills west of Washington, where scientists seek to improve the care and breeding of rare animal species.

"A Friend of the Arts." Joan Mondale, wife of the former Vice-President, talks about her unique role as "apostle of the arts" during the Carter administration, as an exhibition of art first brought together for the Vice-President's House goes on view at the National Museum of American Art.

"Pathways to the Gods." Noted astronomer Gerald Hawkins describes his work analyzing the mysterious giant drawings of the Nasca Desert in Peru.

"New Eyes on Saturn." Dr. Richard Berendzen, president of The American University and one of the astronomers who monitored the recent Saturn fly-by from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, talks about our new perceptions of the planet.

"Buckaroos in Paradise." A look at a new exhibit exploring past and present cowboy life in Paradise Valley, Nevada, the result of extensive research by the American Folklife Center of the Library of Congress.

"Fifties Art: Evolution or Revolution?" A new look at the painting done by artists like deKooning, Pollock, Stella, and Rauschenberg during the halcyon days of New York in the fifties.

"American Picture Palaces"

Box 3

"Freeze Dried Gypsy Moths"

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Ted Park - Repeat of "Zoolab."

Tribute to Josh Taylor.

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"Happy Birthday, Brooklyn Bridge"

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"DNA: The New Frontier"