Listen & Be Heard Weekly Archives

We all make crucial decisions that, whether or not we know it at the time, alter the course of our lives and determine how much money we will make and the company we will keep, among other things. A long time ago I decided that I would write without prejudice, or put another way, without [...]

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Click here for Archived Articles about Kim Shuck Friday March 30, 8-11pm $5 Listen & Be Heard Poetry Café 818 Marin Street, Downtown Vallejo, 94590 707-554-4540 The relationship between me and Kim Shuck is also an informal relationship between Listen & Be Heard and the Native American Cultural Center in San Francisco. The relationship being [...]

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An informal partnership between Listen & Be Head Poetry Caf? in Vallejo and the Native American Cultural Center in San Francisco has led to another feature at the Caf? which happened through connections made by Kim Shuck at the Center. Gwynn and Phyllis will share the feature spot during the open mic this Friday. Gwynn [...]

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Listen & Be Heard Poetry Caf? in Vallejo and the Native American Center in San Francisco have a mini-series within a series going on. Every Friday night there is Open Mic at the Caf?. If you arrive promptly at 8pm, you?ll catch a set with Martha & Tony accompanied by Tony Rodriguez (of the Talons) [...]

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More Threats to Local Control & Community Channels: Oppose AB 2987 & HR 5252 It has beeen said that “Telecommunications is the new ‘Water Rights’ of the 21st Century”. I write today to ask those concerned or involved with shaping the future of community access television channels and retaining local control of telecommunications to oppose [...]

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Words Upon the Waters Katrina Benefit Reading Poets across the country rallied in the last year to contribute to relief efforts for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Words Upon the Waters, according to the title page, is ?A Poetic Response to Hurricane Katrina by Bay Area Writers and Artists.? Poets with varying backgrounds united to [...]

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Smuggling Cherokee by Kim Shuck is a collection of poems covering a variety of topics from her background, life events, and seemingly random thoughts. However, it is not the large, life-changing events that provide the main focus. Instead, almost mundane, everyday occurrences are the center of attention. The details in life are delved into, evoking [...]

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