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The Gas Dock Girls

By Shannon Mullen on Wednesday, August 30, 2006.

It's back to school time again, and lots of college students from around New Hampshire will be putting in their final hours at their summer jobs this Labor Day weekend.

They've been doing seasonal jobs such as landscaping, waiting tables, and lifeguarding... and in the Lakes Region, some have been pumping gas.

It's not the typical summer job, but these aren't your typical gas stations.

They're gas docks, and on Lake Winnipesaukee, most of them are run by gas dock girls.

New Hampshire Public Radio correspondent Shannon Mullen stopped by one gas dock in Gilford, to talk to these girls of summer, and she sent us this audio postcard.

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Japanese Manga in the US

By Liz Bulkley on Wednesday, August 30, 2006.

Manga, the popular Japanese comic art form has transformed the look of the comic sections at local book stores across the country. Some people say the artwork is too stylized, too mechanical and too industrial, but its fans are growing and passionate. We're going to look at the roots of Manga, how it developed in Japan, and how it now fits into American comic culture. We're also going to explore Asian-American graphic novels, and see why they're finally making their way onto the library shelves across the country. Our guests include David Berona, the Library Director at Plymouth State University which is putting on a show of Japanese Manga at the Lamson Library beginning September 5th, and Laura Braunstein, the English Language and Literature Librarian at Dartmouth, and the curator of the exhibit From Choju Giga to Manga and Beyond: Sequential Art and Asian Culture which traces the roots of Asian art to Asian-American art.

listen: No audio currently available. Order on CD (pdf).

South Park (Exchange Favorite)

By Laura Knoy on Wednesday, August 30, 2006.

It may be simply drawn, but that's the only thing that's simple about the Comedy Central cartoon, South Park. Set in a Colorado mountain town its characters, Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny take on everything that they find hypocritical, whether its government, religion, current events or ethnic and social groups. Some critics find this Peobody-award winning show cutting edge and hilarious, others find it offensive and the epitome of trash TV. As it's once again in the news, we explore the cultural phenomenon of South Park and our love/hate relationship with the show. Laura's guests are Mark Timney, Assistant Professor of Journalism at Keene State College and Robert Thompson, Director of the Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University, Professor of Television and Popular Culture at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and author or editor of several books on television.

*This show originally aired on 5/4/06*

listen: No audio currently available. Order on CD (pdf).
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