Henry Barnes's guest appearances

Henry Barnes

Gil Sandler's Baltimore Stories

Low Profile with Markly Morrison

Crispy Sharp Podcast

Joe Howard

Rebekah Smith

Ronald Reagan

Karl Blau

Larry Adler

Gary Wilson

Jeffrey Lewis

Phil Elverum

Bob Dorough

Larry Norman

Dorothy Lamour

Briana Marela

Gene Krupa

Margo Guryan

Steve Arrington

OwlTail

August 12, 1955: There's traffic and chaos outside of Gordons, a popular crab carryout at Orleans Street and Patterson Park Ave. It's a typical summer scene. Gil tells us about the time Traffic Commissioner Henry Barnes put himself and his reputation smack dab in the middle of the craziness.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

August 12, 1955: There's traffic and chaos outside of Gordons, a popular crab carryout at Orleans Street and Patterson Park Ave. It's a typical summer scene. Gil tells us about the time Traffic Commissioner Henry Barnes put himself and his reputation smack dab in the middle of the craziness.<p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>

Henry Barnes 2020-08-28

For the first episode of season two, we travel to Claremont, CA to get to know Henry Barnes, better known as Amps for Christ. Topics include the connotations of having such a band name, homemade instruments and oscillators, and the songs and sounds that shaped him. Recorded on location at the Folk Music Center.

<p>For the first episode of season two, we travel to Claremont, CA to get to know Henry Barnes, better known as Amps for Christ. Topics include the connotations of having such a band name, homemade instruments and oscillators, and the songs and sounds that shaped him. Recorded on location at the Folk Music Center.</p>

15. Amps For Christ

August 12, 1955: There's traffic and chaos outside of Gordons, a popular crab carryout at Orleans Street and Patterson Park Ave. It's a typical summer scene. Gil tells us about the time Traffic Commissioner Henry Barnes put himself and his reputation smack dab in the middle of the craziness.

I've read the Guardian for over 10 years and have always trusted their film reviews, so I sat down with Henry Barnes to discuss film criticism, encouraging audiences and the film calendar

Henry Barnes (The Guardian Film Show)