Willamette Radio Workshop, Redux

from Re-Imagined Radio · host John Barber

Re-Imagined Radio presents WRW Retrospective Redux as a memoriam to Sam A. Mowry, who died July 20, 2024, in Portland, Oregon. Mowry, founder and director of Willamette Radio Workshop (WRW), was a leader of the theatrical, voice acting, and audio storytelling communities. We revisit our earlier WRW Retrospective and sample from Mowry's appearances in several Re-Imagined Radio episodes. Mentor. Friend. Sam had a big voice. And a big heart. He is greatly missed. More information at our website: https://www.reimaginedradio.fm/episodes/wrw-retro.html Season 12, Episode 09 Written, produced, hosted by John Barber Sound design, music composition, post-production by Marc Rose Graphics by Holly Slocum with Sydney Nguyen

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