Paul Ingles has produced programs on music, popular culture, media literacy and other topics that have been distributed either by NPR or independently to public radio stations around the world. Paul's nationally distributed radio programs include: Do You Hear What I Hear-A Holiday Folk Tour with Judy Collins; George Harrison-An Appreciation; TV Turnoff Week; The Open Mic Folk Series; The State of Local TV News; The Human Experience- Perspectives in Anthropology; In Search of James Brown; The Day John Lennon Died.

Paul has won production awards in national competition from the National Federation of Community Broadcasters in 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2003 and 2004as well as New Mexico Associated Press Awards in 1999, 2000 and 2002 and an Ohio Educational Broadcasters Award in 1992.

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MUSIC

The Beatles In America - 1964: A two hour documentary on the landmark year when America discovered the Fab Four.

George Harrison: An Appreciation : A two hour tribute to the late musician.

A People's History of Rock 'n' Roll : Folks remember how they first experienced Rock 'n' Roll Music.

The Day John Lennon Died : People remember how they heard and what they liked about Lennon's music.

Peace on Earth: A Holiday Folk Tour with Judy Collins : Folk artists' takes on the holidays.

In Search of James Brown : A hunt for the Godfather of Soul during his New Mexico tour stop.

The Open Mic Folk Series Sampler : A 20 minute summary of a 30 part series spotlighting unsung folk music artists.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Peace Talks: Seeking Civility in Political Discourse

The Electoral College: Democracy Gained or Lost?

Local Broadcast News, Local Democracy

Peace Talks : the pilot program and series in development that spotlights peacemakers and non-violent conflict resolution, produced by Paul.

EDUCATIONAL