Adventures in Related Sciences

“This week finds us at an excavation site near Atraxos, an ancient city in relatively inaccessible Llhuros, a little-known culture…”

Two men displayed from chest up, in front of a graphic of an legacy microphone and a sign which says "On Air". The coloring is a sepia wash.

In 1972,  Alan Holman,  host of the radio program Adventures in Related Sciences broadcast an international radio episode on Llhuroscian culture onsite at a busy archaeological dig. Professor Nils Schilaneder, paleographer and director of the Swedish Institute of Archaeological Science and Research in Stockholm, and paleographer Phillip Ewing-Kershaw of Great Britain joined Mr. Holman in the ruins of a nearby temple for an impromptu interview.

28 min.

This interview was conceived of and written by Norman Daly as an element of “Llhuros.” Richard Korf (a professor of mycology at Cornell and an actor in local theater) was both professorial and poetic as he gave voice to the two enthusiastic scientists an scholars. Moderator, Alan Holman was played by Ithaca radio personality, Don Martin (Jager), of WHCU.

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