- Accession Number:
- 2006.13.39
- Scope & Content:
- Lou Harpenau was working in radio and television at WAVE (Louisville) when he started as a part-time narrator for the American Printing House for the Blind (APH) in 1970. Some twenty years later, he became a full-time narrator in the Talking Book Studio of APH. He talks about the narration process; about reading Newsweek, as well as other publications; and mentions some of the early recording technology that was used before the company switched from analog to digital recording.
- Narrator:
- Harpenau, Lou
- Interviewer:
- Randles, Raymond
- Interview Date:
- 04/22/2008
- Interview Length:
- 58 minutes
- Interview Place:
- Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind
- Extent:
- 58 minutes
- Collection:
- APH Oral History Collection
- Credit Line:
- APH Oral History Collection, 2006.13
- Media Type:
- Compact Disc
- Subjects:
- Interviews Narrators Talking books Sound recording and reproducing
- Interview Restrictions:
- All copyrights belong to the American Printing House for the Blind. Contact the Museum concerning any restrictions.
