John Barber, Kathy Swazuk, Melissa Marinaro | Memoir, Poetry, and Oral History
On Episode 20 of Veteran Voices: The Oral History Podcast, we talk about writing veterans stories with author John Barber, poet Kathie Swazuk, and oral history curator Melissa Molinaro.
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On our October 2015 episode of Veteran Voices: The Oral History Podcast, we have a three conversations about veterans writing stories. First, Vietnam veteran John Barber talks about his book, Vietnam Requiem, which is featured on the Veteran Voices of Pittsburgh website; Vietnam veteran and poet Kathy Swayzuk’s reads from Wartorn Heart, reliving her experiences as an army nurse; and Melissa Molinaro of the Senator John Heinz History Center talks about the process of producing veterans’ oral history transcriptions.
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This episode was recorded October 15, 2015. Host: Kevin Farkas. Audiography: Kevin Farkas. Guests: Bryan Chemini, John Barber, Kathy Swazuk, Melissa Marinaro. Music (available on Bensound.com): “Actionable,” “Badass,” “Betterdays,” “Happyrock,” “Cute.” Music: (available on Soundcloud.com): Raccoon Uniforms (“Piano Simple 1”). Additional sound (available on Youtube.com): “Pentagon’s ‘Burn a Book Day’: War memoir destroyed as ‘security threat,” “Caine Mutiny – Greenwald confronts Keefer,” “A Conversation with Tim O’Brien on Writing & War,” “Ron Kovic Speaking About Springsteen At the Kennedy Center Honors,” “Regeneration (1997) – Writing war poetry,” “The Veterans Writing Workshop at the Writers Guild Foundation,” “Kenny McAnally – Life After Service: North Idaho Veterans Writing as Therapy.” ©Veteran Voices: The Oral History Podcast/The Social Voice Project, Inc. All rights reserved.
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