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Science Of Happiness 76: If You Want to Be More Productive, Cut Yourself Some Slack BMPAudio
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Science of Happiness 73: How to Switch Off Your Critics BMPAudio
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Science of Happiness 72: How To Reconnect With Your Partner BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 71: Do You Want To Be More Patient? BMPAudio
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Red, White and the Blues BMPAudio
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The Science Of Happiness 70: How To Love People You Don’t Like BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 69: What’s Your “Why” In Life? BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 68: From Othering to Belonging BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 67: Taking Small Steps toward Big Goals BMPAudio
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1A Memorial Day Special BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 66: How to Connect When You Must Stay Apart BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 64: Helping Kids Think About the Good BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 63: Remembering to Breathe BMPAudio
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The Sounds of America: “Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh” BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 62: Staying Close While Physical Distancing BMPAudio
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The Sounds of America Launches on 1A BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 61: Who Would You Be Without Them? BMPAudio
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Voices in the Hall: Linda Ronstadt BMPAudio
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This year, BMP Audio and our partners have been honored with the following awards from the International Radio Festival: Gold Award (Science and Technology): The Science of Gratitude Bronze Award […]
Great fun at the 25 Anniversary Picnic for BMP! Thanks to all who came to celebrate! And thanks to David Jorgensen for the terrific photos!
Reporting locale: Ghana Though the blues is an American music form, its origins are undoubtedly traced to Africa. In this, the opening episode of The Blues, we begin our journey […]
Reporting locale: Mississippi Delta No one knows for sure when the blues actually became a music form of its own, but most authorities agree it was in the late nineteenth […]
Reporting locale: Harlem, New York The blues begins its integration into the American pop music canon in 1920 when Mamie Smith records “Crazy Blues” and launches the Classic Blues period […]
Reporting locale: Mississippi Delta Robert Johnson was the single most important country blues artist of the pre-War era. In this episode we explore Johnson’s legacy and investigate the “mythology” of […]
Reporting locale: Memphis Beale Street in Memphis was to blues what 52nd Street in New York was to jazz. Packed clubs, street musicians, all night card games, ladies of the […]
Reporting locale: Chicago The 1950s was the golden era of the blues. During World War II, countless blacks left the fields for factories in cities such as Chicago, Detroit, and […]
Reporting locale: Newport, R.I. By the 1960s, Chicago blues had peaked and a backlash to electrified roots music was in full swing on college campuses and coffeehouses across America. At […]
