Ray Hardman

Reporter and host of @WNPR's All Things Considered

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@hwinkler4real @hwinkler4real You were so good in that movie!

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@littlesteven_ug @SIRIUSXM They often try and squeeze in garage rock classics amid a deluge of Rolling Stones deep cuts, south side Johnny, the retro 80s bands that have signed to Wicked Cool Records, and a steady diet of Frank Sinatra, Louis Prima and Dean Martin. I heard the sonics on there one time

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On this episode of Where ART Thou?, host Ray Hartman explores the Farmington Valley art scene with ceramic artists Erika Novak and Drew Darley, and Pastry Chef Kim Hoàng Wood.

Watch episode 2 here: https://t.co/qFVBz1gfRk

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@HiltonValentine One of a kind. Miss him.

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How did Connecticut become home to one of the "most confusing elections in the country"? Our four-part series dives into that, and more. Episode 1 is out now! @wnpr

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Trout and I recently took in the sights at Holy Land USA, perhaps Connecticut’s premier neglected hillside Biblical installation.

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@ChrisKPolansky Nice!

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@GameDayConor @NCAA @MarchMadnessMBB @cryptocomarena Awesome

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Ellard DeVane is visual artist, musical composer/performer and cartoon animator. One of the most impressive traits of his artworks are these stop motion clips of a slicing process.

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@ReturnofR The Knack

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My interview with Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson
https://t.co/qud0QwSgrQ

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@RSGAT They look pretty sweet

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@RSGAT What are they? Puma what?

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@StevieVanZandt It was one of the best days of my life - even with the stage malfunction

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Americans for the Arts recently released their “Arts & Economic Prosperity 6,” or AEP6 report. The study focused on nonprofit arts and culture organizations, and their value to both the economy and society in communities nationwide.
https://t.co/dVdMB3no4Q

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The Wildcat roller coaster at Lake Compounce is the oldest wooden roller coaster in CT, also one of the oldest in the country. With a reputation for being notoriously bumpy, the park is hoping a new renovation project will smooth out the ride. https://t.co/g1mBGexsNN

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Blue Slope Country Museum, which gives visitors a glimpse into CT’s agricultural past, has been hosting barn dances since the 1990s. A new surge of interest has brought a new vibe to the museum’s events.

The next barn dance is Oct. 6. Learn more below: https://t.co/rBf4E6HkYn

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A small, raised-bed garden in Old Lyme called the “Solitary Garden” serves as a powerful message about incarceration and solitary confinement.
https://t.co/bwwaaspR7o

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Loved this story by @RayHardmanWNPR
“I want to express freedom through my music. And I think it's the best thing ever." @wnpr
https://t.co/Uy7I6dtguf

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@clem_burke Wonder how much he would have contributed to music if he was still alive.