All Things Joe Bev

All Things Joe Bev: The Best of Public Radio is a collection of sixteen short audio features created for public radio by veteran award-winning producer Joe Bevilacqua (a.k.a. Joe Bev).1. &quote;A Guy Named Joe Bevilacqua&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua goes on a search for other people with his name and discovers some uncanny coincidences.2. &quote;Father's Day&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua recounts how a volatile father's gift led him to another father figure and an eventual career.3. &quote;Losing a Best Friend&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua chronicles the rise and fall of a longtime friendship.4. &quote;Lessons from Daws Butler&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua's book passes on cartoon legend's tricks of the trade.5. &quote;A Tribute to Joe Barbera&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua, Leonard Maltin, and Joe Barbera himself talk about the start of the Hanna-Barbera animation studio.6. &quote;Archiving Classic Animated Films and Cartoons&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua reports on how some members of America's animated-film industry are building a new digital archive to preserve classic cartoon footage.7. &quote;The Kerrville Folk Festival&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua reports on one of the longest-running open-air music events in North America.8. &quote;Threadgill's Turns 70&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua reports on the seventieth anniversary of Threadgill's in Austin, Texas, the musical landmark that helped launch the career of many country and rock stars, including Janis Joplin.9. &quote;Artist Colony Celebrates Its Centennial&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua profiles the one-hundred-year-old Byrdcliffe Arts Colony, nestled deep in the forest of Woodstock, New York.10. &quote;Math + Love&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua tracks down his former math professor Ron Reummler to hear how math can explain lost love.11. &quote;A Valentine from Graham Nash's MAC&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua recounts how on February 12, 1996, an e-mail from rock legend Graham Nash's MAC laptop triggered a series of bizarre coincidences, which led to the meeting of Joe's future wife, Lorie Kellogg.12. &quote;Living within Your Means as a Choice&quote; - When Joe Bevilacqua lost his job, he made some drastic changes to his lifestyle that turned out to be the best thing that could have happened to him.13. &quote;The Christmas I Saved Macy's&quote; - The story of how a five year old Joe Bevilacqua stamped out a fire in the ladies lounge of Bamberger's department store in Newark, New Jersey, in December of 1964.14. &quote;A Rockabilly Christmas&quote; - Joe Bevilacqua presents rockabilly pioneer guitarist Ray Campi.15. &quote;An Old Hollywood Story&quote; - In a two-part story, Joe Bevilacqua reports on an extensive archive of interviews with early Hollywood stars conducted by California schoolteacher and rockabilly pioneer Ray Campi.16. &quote;An Old Hollywood Story&quote; - Part two of Joe Bevilacqua's story on Rays Campi's celebrity interviews.