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Showing posts with label Radio. Show all posts

Thursday, 12 April 2012

Radio interviews with Andrew Wallace-Hadrill on Herculaneum

Two radio interviews with Andrew Wallace-Hadrill on Herculaneum, the Herculaneum Conservation Project and the challenges of conserving the Vesuvian sites. Both are available online as podcasts.

Interview in Italian for the programme Zazà (Radio Rai 2)

Interview in English for the programme Prof Talk (University of British Columbia radio)

Friday, 18 June 2010

BBC Radio 4 on 'Volcano Power'

'The Icelandic volcano may have caused travel chaos, but David Cannadine looks back to eruptions which caused devastating loss of life and reflects on the long line of writers who have been fascinated by the fate of Pompeii.'


Listen to the programme here.

Wednesday, 16 June 2010

Estelle Lazer on LateNightLive

Estelle Lazer was on Australian radio yesterday talking about her book, Resurrecting Pompeii. And we can all listen to her - this is the link!

And here is the interview blurb:

Official excavations of Pompeii began in 1748, and until the late twentieth century there was continued emphasis on art and architectural history as a research priority. For some years now, Estelle Lazer has been studying the skeletal remains of the victims of the eruption of Mt Vesuvius, bones that were previously used as props for the entertainment of visiting dignitaries.

Monday, 16 November 2009

Radio interview: Rebecca Benefiel talks about graffiti

Turn on the radio today (or listen on the internet at www.wmra.org) to hear Rebecca Benefiel talk about graffiti in Pompeii! Rebecca is the guest on Virginia Insight, which airs Mondays at 3pm (EST?). You can call in and ask Rebecca questions on 888-967-2825, or 888-WMRA-TALK.

Here are the details:

The Graffiti of Pompeii. Rebecca Benefiel studies graffiti. She believes it can tell a lot about a society's culture. Especially if it was written by people of all classes, about all manner of issues, and got placed on every type of venue -- from the public court house to the walls of private homes. Even if it was written 2000 years ago.
The Lexington researcher shares her findings about the graffiti of Pompeii.
Guest: Rebecca Benefiel - Assistant Professor of Classics, Washington and Lee University.
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