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Olympia Stone
ostone@wunc.org
Olympia Stone
Producer
Olympia Stone joined The State of Things in September 2007. She graduated from Barnard College a long time ago and worked in the blood-sucking world of television for over ten years before finding her way to the promised land of public radio. She has helped produce documentaries on topics as varied as Boston’s Big Dig, the drug Ecstasy, Henry Kissinger, and alleged mob boss Whitey Bulger. She also worked on the Emmy award-winning art series, Greater Boston Arts, for WGBH. Olympia started Floating Stone Productions in 2001, and her first film, The Collector: Allan Stone’s Life in Art, was completed in 2007—mostly in her attic.
Reports and features by Olympia Stone
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Meet Kate Whetten
Monday, December 01 2008 Frank Stasio and Olympia StoneIn recognition of World AIDS Day, Kate Whetten will be in the studio with host Frank Stasio to discuss the rise of HIV in the Deep South and the powerful stigmas still attached to it.
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Meet the Wine Authorities
Tuesday, November 25 2008 Frank Stasio and Olympia StoneCraig Heffley and Seth Gross are self-described “wine nerds” who are on a mission to change the way you think about wine. Seth and Craig are co-owners of “Wine Authorities,” a wine shop that opened up a little over a year ago in Durham.
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Circa 1958
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Meet Ken Hassell
Monday, November 10 2008 Frank Stasio and Olympia StoneKen Hassel is an associate professor in the Art Department at Elon University who documents coal-mining communitise in Appalachia.
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Meet Tracy Gaudet
Monday, November 03 2008 Frank Stasio and Olympia StoneDr. Tracy Gaudet is helping to steer the medical field in a whole new direction. As Director of Duke Integrative Medicine, she is turning so-called “alternative” medicine into mainstream medical practice.
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Meet Dan Gerlach
Monday, October 27 2008 Frank Stasio and Olympia StoneThe new President of the Golden Leaf Foundation joins Frank Stasio to talk about the challenges of shaping the state's budget in financial crunch times, and how he combines economics and advocacy.
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Armistead Maupin
Wednesday, October 15 2008 Frank Stasio and Olympia StoneAuthor Armistead Maupin on his Tales of the City and growing up in Raleigh.
