This week, Sam hosts a panel from the Arc of Minnesota to talk about the Disability Justice Movement.
Write On! Radio – Naomi Hirahara + Legacy
Originally aired January 11, 2022.
Liz and Naomi Hirahara discuss Hirahara’s novel Clark and Division, a poignant historical mystery centered around the Japanese-American community in 1940’s Chicago and the deadly effects of Japanese internment camps and anti-Asian policy and sentiment.
After the break, the team revisits a legacy episode in which Mira Bartok discusses her children’s novel The Wonderling.
Disability and Progress-January 6, 2022-Mai Thor on Disability Justice
Disability and Progress-December 30, 2021-Emil Lou, MD, PhD.
Disability and Progress-December 16,2021-Off Kilter with Off Leash Area
Disability and Progress-December 9,2021- RAZ Mobility CEO, Robert Felgar
Write On! Radio – Linda LeGarde Grover + Teresa Dovalpage
Originally aired December 7, 2021.
Annie opens the show welcoming Linda LeGarde Grover, member of the Bois Forte Band of Ojibwe and professor emeritus of University of Minnesota Duluth, to discuss Gichigami Hearts: Stories and Histories from Misaabekong, her new collection combining history, essay, and memoir about the North Shore.
After the break, Liz and Teresa Dovalpage, prolific Cuban author and playwright in Spanish and English, to discuss her new mystery, Death Under the Perseids.
Write On! Radio – Pamela Fletcher Bush + Mark Leichliter
Originally aired November 30, 2021.
Dave kicks off the show with Pamela Fletcher Bush, co-editor of Blues Vision: African American Writing from Minnesota.
After the break, Liz welcomes Mark Liechliter, author of The Other Side.
