Yesterday, I was interviewed by KRPS, a public radio station in Pittsburg, Kansas. Based out of Pittsburg State University, the station bills itself as "Public Radio for the Four States" (the NPR affiliate serves portions of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Arkansas).
The announcer interviewed me about Louise Brooks and the Louise Brooks Society. I guess I am some kind of expect or something - though Wikipedia doesn't seem to think so. (Wikipedia deleted the link to the Louise Brooks Society - claiming the website was merely a fansite.) I expect the KRPS story should appear sometime next week or there abouts.
Scrolling through the station's online archive, I noticed they had also done a story about another famous Kansas-born silent film star, Buster Keaton. That broadcast (in real media format) can be found here.
The announcer interviewed me about Louise Brooks and the Louise Brooks Society. I guess I am some kind of expect or something - though Wikipedia doesn't seem to think so. (Wikipedia deleted the link to the Louise Brooks Society - claiming the website was merely a fansite.) I expect the KRPS story should appear sometime next week or there abouts.
Scrolling through the station's online archive, I noticed they had also done a story about another famous Kansas-born silent film star, Buster Keaton. That broadcast (in real media format) can be found here.
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