UNB
This page contains a list of radio programs produced by the Association for Bahai Studies at the University of New Brunswick over the past five years. The format of the programs has changed slightly during this period. We have a reproduction of each program on audio cassette. These programs are available at a nominal cost of $7.00 per tape (which contains two shows), plus shipping and handling. Recently "Baha'i Voice" has produced a series of three radio shows on Dizzy Gillespie, which are available for sale. Dizzy's artistic Baha'i life has been explored through a series of live interviews with his closest friends and associates who played with him over a period of 30 years. The package also includes a show on Baha'i musician--Jack Lenz. You can obtain these four wonderful shows on two audio cassette for a nominal fee of $15.00 Cnd. plus the shipping and handling. Please forward your order to: unb_abs@hotmail.com
Try the links below for Real Audio and wave samples of programs.
Association for Baha'i Studies at the UNB- Then and
Now
-- 25'30"
Involves an interview with
Dr. Will C. van den Hoonaard, an early member of the Baha'i Club,
prior to the formation of the Association for Baha'i Studies. He
talks of the various activities and involvements of the club at the
time of its existence, and the wonderful services it rendered. Also
included is an interview with today's Association members at the
University of New Brunswick, as they talk about their functioning and
activities today.
*
Baha'i
Artist Jack Lenz- 28'25"
An interview with Baha'i musician, Jack Lenz. He started writing music from age 11. He was the music director for the Baha'i World Congress in New York in 1992, and is the founder of the "Live Unity Production", an international performing arts organization. Some of his musical projects includes "Mona with the children" and "the greatest moments". In this interview he talks about the sacredness of music and the message he implys through his arts works. Few samples of his songs from the album "the greatest moments" are included in this program.
* Interview
with Counselor Dr. David Smith -
27'00"
An interview with Dr. David
Smith, a member of the Continental Board of Counselors. Dr. Smith,
the head of eye surgery at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto,
and a professor at the U of T medical school, talks of his becoming a
Baha'i, and the important principles of the Baha'i Faith.
DIZZY GILLESPIE, BAHA'I JAZZ AMBASSADOR
We appreciate any comments about programs in order to improve the quality of our shows.
Behzad Kiani , producer of the Baha'i Voice
