Features

The Farmland Almanac with Harrison Beillor is an audio satire inspired by the multitalented Garrison Keillor’s Writer’s Almanac.

The Gabriel Theatre on the Air pays homage to the Mercury Theatre on the Air, founded by Orson Welles and a wonderful mentor of Christopher’s, John Houseman.

Eye on Monday offers a collection of images and photo essays designed to give you a better view of CG’s world.  From a rare behind-the-scenes look at the renowned Gabriel Finger Puppet Theatre to some of Christopher’s favorite places to go, there’s always something interesting in pictures and words.

The Videos are random, spur-of-the-moment, highly under-produced slices of life that take you on a journey… somewhere.  Tutorials on how to accept a text message at a meeting, CG’s Blog Harbor offices adjusting to the economy, behind-the -scenes looks at WDAY… in one way or another, they’re all just beyond the fringe.  All of them were produced by CG, save for one that illustrates how Greek Easter is celebrated by a couple of churches on the Greek Island of Chios… incidentally no one was hurt in the making of that video, incredible as it may seem.

Gabriel’s Angels and Gabriel’s Gallery will be two major players on this website in the coming months.

Gabriel’s Angels will highlight someone in a company, a community or a school doing extraordinary things that make him or her worthy of being recognized. One person every month (sometimes more than one) will be featured on The Christopher Gabriel Program and receive . . . something. We’ve not yet figured out what, exactly, the person will receive. But it will likely be something along the lines of a CG program coffee mug or a trip to Hawaii. It’ll likely be the coffee mug. Or something like a coffee mug. Maybe a t-shirt. Work with us here.

Gabriel’s Gallery is very cool. We want kids, or the parents of kids, 12 and under to submit their artwork or photography to hang in our virtual gallery. The only thing we want included with the artwork/photo is a first name, age and town. No last names, no addresses . . . nothing more than name, age and town.  The creative spirit and ability of young people are wonderful things to behold and we’d like to show them off for all to see.