Can Someone Help Me Find Audio On The Genocide?

[One-Way]

If anyone could help me with some audio on the Armenian Genocide, I'd really appreciate it..

I want any type of audio of people talking about the Genocide in anyway possible..

Thanks in advance

[Hayq]

you can make your own...

[IAmMadAtAC]

What exactly do you mean by audio?
www.theforgotten.org has audio/video of survivors telling their stories, as well as the Peter Jennings news report on it.

[CatWoman]

Yeah, what do you mean by audio? Anyway, this site has great videos: http://www.armenianfilmfoundation.com/films.html

[One-Way]

I thought I was pretty clear with audio..

I mean, that forgotten site is great but they only have videos.. I got audio of the Peter Jennings report but the testimonies by the survivors are in only a movie format.. I want audio's of people talking about the Genocide and giving their views on it.. Thanks for the link though

[IAmMadAtAC]

Well if you need audio you could play those things and then record it off of the site if you have a microphone. Looking specifically for just "audio" of any kind of Armenian thing on-line will not be easy to come by.

[One-Way]

I tried recording them with my mic but the quality isn't so great.. If I could some how rip the audio and keep the quality, that'd be perfect..

I'm in serious need of some audio clips, if anyone can help me, it'll really be appreciated

[One-Way]

No one?

Come on people!

[MARAL]

No one?

Come on people!

I got this in my emails this morning...maybe they'll have interviews you can record.


Please tune in to the following program and forward this message to friends,
family, and colleagues.


KPFA radio, 94.1 FM, will be broadcasting a two-part program about the Armenian
Genocide, beginning this Wednesday, January 19th, 7-8 pm, on its Voices of the
Middle East program. The production includes interviews with Prof. Stephan
Astourian, Executive Director of the Armenian Studies Program at UC Berkeley,
Turkish historian Taner Akcam, and others.


Part Two of the radio documentary will be broadcast on Wednesday, February 2, at
7-8 pm on Voices of the Middle East, KPFA Radio, FM 94.1


You can listen to KPFA online by going to their website: http://www.kpfa.org


(Also, for those who have contacts in Fresno, KFCF 88.1 FM in Fresno airs KPFA
programming most of the day: www.kfcf.org )

[One-Way]

Thanks a lot, part one is tonight at 7..

I better get my mic set up