The Wandering Jew
(Barrett Golding)
Hears Voices

Independent Audio Producer since 1983. Works have been broadcast by NPR, PRI, BBC, CBC, VOA and CBS on All Things Considered, (the Peabody Award winning) Lost & Found Sound ("Natural Radio" and "Voices from the Dust Bowl"), CBS Radio's The Osgood Files (hosted by Charles Osgood), NPR The DNA Files w/ John Hockenberry (duPont-Columbia Silver Baton winner), Morning Edition, Marketplace, SoundPrint, New American Radio, Performance Today, Beyond Computers, Living on Earth, High Plains News Service, Outfront, and This American Life.

Awarded four Corporation for Public Broadcasting Radio Program Fund grants, four National Endowment for the Arts Radio Production Grants, two NPR/CPB Satellite Program Development Fund grants, a Montana Arts Council Fellowship, and a New Forms grant (Rockefeller Foundation, Andy Warhol Foundation, NEA).

Won Scripps Howard Awards for Journalism Excellence: Jack R. Howard Award, twice: 1992 and 1994. Also 2000 American Bar Association Gavel Awards: Certificate of Merit, Silver Reel award from the National Federation of Community Broadcasters, 1991, and Montana Broadcasters Association Program of the Year Award, 1985, 1987.

Audio works have been released on LP, cassette and CD compilations by TELLUS, C.A.G.E.'s Modern Sounds, Pennsylvania Radio Theatre's Earfest, and Backpax children's educational books/tapes. Have had favorable reviews in High Performance journal, AIRSPACE, and Columbia Journalism Review.

General Manager of KGLT-FM, Bozeman, Montana, 1987. Producer, Chrysti the Wordsmith, 1987-95, a daily module on etymology, heard by a million Armed Forces Radio listeners (400 stations; 130 countries), and on Voice of America shortwave and FM (Berlin/Tokyo). Audio Engineer for National Public Radio in DC, 1985. Artist-in-Residence, Harvestworks/PASS studios in NYC, 1985. Grants Panelist/Reviewer on media panels for the National Science Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, and Montana Arts Council. Part of the radio comedy troupe No One You Know, 1987-92, heard on the 500 commercial-station Olympia Comedy Network.

WorldWideWeb Developer: Creative Director, DreamWave project; curator, (((HearingVoices))), 1999 Yahoo! Pick of the Year. Sites and scripts have been featured by USA Today HotSites, Lycos Guide, Japan OnLine, Wave of the Day, Gamelan.com, Cool Central, and others. Audio works are archived at PressRecord. Broadcast-quality stereo MP3s are at a Wandering Jew site near you: <wjew.iuma.com> and <mp3/wjew/>.

I have been found guilty of:

HearingVoices

YourRights!

DreamWave

I have knowingly smuggled this contraband onto NPR airwaves (w/14K audio):

Day Without Art (All Things Considered 12/1/99): Today, as they have for more than a decade, many artists are observing a "Day Without Art" to remember colleagues who have died from AIDS. Producer Barrett Golding talked to a number of people about how the day has affected them. (4:30)

Cattle Rancher (All Things Considered 3/3/0): We hear from cattle rancher John Hoiland, who lives in Montana with his dog Nippy. He's been farming and cattle ranching all his life on the family farm. He's also a musician. And when he plays the accordion, Nippy likes to sing along. (4:00)

Space Montage (All Things Considered 7/20/99): A montage in memory of space flights past. (6:00)

Sun Song (Living on Earth 4/28/0): A musical version of the Lost & Found Sound Natural Radio show. (2:40)

Chicago 1968 (All Things Considered 8/28/99): Thirty years ago tonight -- August 28, 1968 -- saw violence in the streets of Chicago, host city to the Democratic National Convention. The Democrats were deeply divided over the war in Vietnam, and thousands of young people went to Chicago to protest. Independent producer Barrett Golding has collected some of the sounds of the Summer of '68 that culminated in the Chicago protests. (8:20)

Day Without Art (All Things Considered 12/1/99): Today, as they have for more than a decade, many artists are observing a "Day Without Art" to remember colleagues who have died from AIDS. Producer Barrett Golding talked to a number of people about how the day has affected them. (4:30)

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