Design for the Real World: Diner

Friday, January 16, 2009

(Diner (Flickr user T Andersson))

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Culinary Arts Museum curator Richard J.S. Gutman explains why an American classic from the aluminum age never goes out of style. Produced by Kathryn Eident.

Guests:

Richard J.S. Gutman

Produced by:

Kathryn Eident

Comments [1]

Dan Burke from Boston, MA

I really liked this piece. I thought there was a great blending of natural sound and clips from 1940's and 1950's music.

It slowed a little bit in the middle when the guy was talking about different kinds of toasters. I thought that could have been trimmed considerably for the sake of pacing.

Otherwise, great piece! I especially liked the mentioning of the movie "Diner", which is one of my favorites!

Jan. 19 2009 03:15 PM

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