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If
you’re interested in radio, and believe in the inherent power of
"the ear" as an agent of transformation, you’ve come to
the right place.
Productions
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Atlas
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The Heart of Song
Productions
The Heart of Song, Renée Fleming with Fred Hersch
Renée Fleming explores her “road not
taken” and SchardtMEDIA and WNYC are on hand to give you a rare
glimpse into the musical intellect and passions of one of the world's most beloved singers.
Plenum: Traveling
Listen 
A sound piece was created for an installation
of Plenum: Traveling at CEPA Gallery in Buffalo, NY, in 2001 (sound by
Jane D. Marsching, Victor McSurely, Jamie Edwards, Sue Schardt).
Atlas,
Radio Stories from Around the World
Listen
SchardtMEDIA
and World Radio Network
Listen to Atlas, Radio Stories
from Around the World: a pilot project of SchardtMEDIA
and World Radio network bringing public radio listeners daily stories and reports
from the world’s leading international broadcasters.
In the
Margin of the Other
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to a promo for the show
WMBR-FM , Cambridge,
MA
Everything happens in the Margin. The weekly broadcast of In the Margin
of the Other, which enters its thirteenth year, features the spontaneous
mixology of Sue Schardt, who guides
you through the space between things, where Grace Jones meets Marta Sebestyan,
Dvorak dilly-dallies with Doctor John. You’ll find Jane Ira Bloom,
Don Byron, Naftule Brondwein, and Vi Redd, swapping reeds, while Laurie
Anderson practices a two-step with Renée Fleming, and Nico turns an ear
toward Meredith who plucks a new tune on her lute.
Listen live alternating Tuesdays, 2-4pm ET
On the Internet: wmbr.mit.edu
Via broadcast: 88.1FM
Musing on
the Margin
A
Gathering of Day’s, An American Holiday Sampler
Adi Gevins and Ginna Allison, Producers
Listen
to SchardtMEDIA’s original theme music
The Sixty
Second Project
The Louvre, Paris
Susan Merriam, Executive Producer
Listen
to SchardtMEDIA’s original film score
Breaking
the Violence Silence
Knight Quality Stations
Sue Schardt, Executive Producer
Recipient of the 1988 American Women in Radio
and Television Award (now called the Gracie Award) for commercial radio
network programming devoted to "breaking the silence" around
issues of domestic violence.
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