Feb 12, 2016
Anyone know where I can find the soundtrack for the 1979 NPR Lord of the Rings dramatization? The one by Bernard Mayes that mispronounced pretty much every name?
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Anyone know where I can find the soundtrack for the 1979 NPR Lord of the Rings dramatization? The one by Bernard Mayes that mispronounced pretty much every name?
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An obituary last Sunday about Bernard Mayes, a former Anglican priest who started the first suicide hotline in the United States and was later the founding chairman of National Public Radio, paraphrased incorrectly a passage in his autobiography, “Escaping God’s Closet: The Revelations of a Queer Priest.” Mr. Mayes, who was gay, wrote that he was drawn to the priesthood through his attraction to another churchgoer, who was not gay and who at one time intended to become a priest. He did not say he entered the priesthood “after being seduced by a member of the clergy.” The obituary also gave an outdated telephone number for the federally financed national suicide hotline. It is 1-800-273-8255, no longer 1-800-SUICIDE. (Calls to that number, which did receive federal financing for several years, have been rerouted to the current number since 2007.)
We are already close to, surrounded by, enveloped, as it were, in immortality: sheets formed from the cotton of the fields or the wool of the sheep; plastics boiled from minerals dug from the earth or the oil of ancient vegetation; concrete and metal poured from the rocks of the planet; all moving within the endless interchange from which our bodies are derived and from which others are already being born. Never does the process cease; never does it fail us.
Bernard Mayes
Okay, guys, real talk here. If you've never heard of Bernard Mayes, I'm not actually surprised; I never had either. He died on October 23, of Parkinson's disease.
Why should you care? Read this. All of it. Trust me, it's worth the time. Then read it again.
The Black Mass - "Proof Positive" (by Lars951) Radio drama featuring Erik Bauersfeld, the voice of Admiral Ackbar, and Bib Fortuna in the Star Wars films.