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Re: Mr. Jefferson's Women
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Catherine Moore <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 21 Jul 2008 12:20:06 -0400
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Thanks for writing, Craig, and congrats on your grant (I'm assuming you 
were at the grant recipient session because you were awarded a grant)! 
I'll make sure to include a nod to VFH next time I post to VA-Hist. I 
also wanted to let you know that you don't have to miss out on the 
History Guys--you can listen to the show online at 
www.backstoryradio.org. If you go to "Archives" and then to the shows 
that have already aired, you can listen for free. You can also sign up 
for a free podcast there, if you're into that sort of thing. Thanks for 
the note, and take care!
Catherine

Craig Kilby wrote:
> Catherine:
>
> You missed a great opportunity to tout the Virginia Foundation for the 
> Humanities for producing this show.  I don't have the privilege of 
> hearing it, living in the rural area that I do (Lancaster County).  
> But I wish I could.  I learned about it in January at the VHF session 
> for grant recipients.  Sounds wonderful.
>
> On Jul 17, 2008, at 2:24 PM, Catherine Moore wrote:
>
>> Dear List,
>> Watching this discussion unfold, I hope that you all will tune in to 
>> BackStory's interview with Annette Gordon-Reed, who has just finished 
>> a new book on this subject: The Hemingses of Monticello--An American 
>> Family (not yet released). She has some very interesting things to 
>> say about why this debate is still so interesting to Americans. She 
>> is a guest on our history of interracial mixing show, which will air 
>> in Virginia on July 26th (WMRA) and 27th (Radio IQ). Out-of-staters 
>> will be able to listen to the show online by audio stream or podcast 
>> at www.backstoryradio.org. "BackStory With the American History Guys" 
>> is a new public radio show that brings historical perspective to the 
>> events happening around us every day.
>>
>> Catherine Moore
>> Research/Production Assistant
>> BackStory, VFH Radio
>> Charlottesville, VA
>> 434-924-4403
>
>
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Catherine Moore

Research Assistant
BackStory With the American History Guys
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Radio
145 Ednam Dr.
Charlottesville, VA 22903
www.backstoryradio.org
434-924-4403

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