Keeping Kurrent is in it's 15th season. The
programs are one hour long and heard over
OMNI Media Networks every Tuesday at
noon and at 10 p.m. Travel, international and
local foods and food security are the primary
topics. I also have interviews of writers,
national and international organization
leaders, artists, and musicians. Take a look
at the various show samples.
Keeping Kurrent Show
More About the Keeping
Kurrent Show.
The Keeping Kurrent Show provides listeners an opportunity to learn
more about people living in other countries and in the United States.
The US is very diverse and it creates a wonderful experience for those
living here. You will meet a myriad of individuals both at home and
abroad: We interview artists, musicians, writers and some just plain
hard working individuals. We hope that you like them.
Eating with other people provides a great opportunity try new foods that
aren't usually on our own menus. You'll learn a bit about some new
foods from around the world.
I have interviewed individuals who have traveled from Thailand, Russia,
Egypt and Germany to the United States.
Show Samples from
2012
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Wayne Potter
Producer and Host of the Keeping
Kurrent Show
Listen to stories about Victoria
Falls in Zimbabwe Soweto,
South Africa through the eyes of
the writer, Peter Godwin and
singer, Miriam Makeba.
Learn about the Happy Cup
Coffee Company and how they
produce wonderful coffee with
employees that have unique
disabilities.
There are some wonderful
organizations like Minds
Matter. The organization
helps high academic high
low income high schoolers
succeed in high school.
Minds Matter provides
unique learning experiences
with mentors who help them
get financial assistance to
attend a college or
university.
This is a delightful wooden
box that was made by the
tbag company located
near Cape Town, South
Africa. The company was
established to help African
people earn money by
making these beautiful
paintings on tea bags. It's
unique.
You can listen to a blind
South Korean broadcaster.