Sound Tracks: Music Without Borders

Dave Iverson

Jan 22, 2010 at

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On Monday evening, KQED TV will air the pilot episode of “Sound Tracks: Music Without Borders.” Host Marco Werman and “Sound Tracks” reporters encounter musicians on several continents, from the bayous of Louisiana to the back streets of Havana, and from town squares in Africa to nightclubs in Paris. The program explores how music intersects with politics and national identity.

More: Airdates, times and more – at KQED.org/TV
More: Official “Sound Tracks” site – at PBS.org

Guests:

Steve Talbot, executive producer of "Sound Tracks" and former series editor of "Frontline / World" for PBS

Mirissa Neff, reporter for "Sound Tracks" and art director at the San Francisco Bay Guardian

Marco Werman, host and reporter for "Sound Tracks" and senior producer of PRI's "The World"

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