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THE L&BH HOUR
Tony Robles, talks about his new book: Soup for the Storm, and reads some poetry from the book and about his experiences in Waialua, Hawaii, during and after the recent storm. The conversation also touches on Robles’s move from San Francisco to Hendersonville, North Carolina, and how his poetry reflects the people and places…
- s4e14 Yvette R. Murray, Celebrate Gullah Geechee
- Black Heaven – by Kim McMillon
- Love Is Infinite – A Book Review
- s2e7 – Project Hope For Palestine, Taxpayers Against Genocide
- Iyas Sartawi, Founder of Project Hope for Palestine
- s4e4- Rewind – Saumya Choudhuri, Delhi Poetry Slam
- s4e13 Tony Robles, Soup for the Storm
- From Six and a Half Acres to a Patio
- Celebrate We Gullah Geechee – by Yvette R. Murray, illustrated by Tonya Engel
- Starting an Urban Garden in Harlem, NYC
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BEYOND BORDERS
Iyas Sartawi on dispossession and resistance. Seth Donnelly on taxpayer duty to address genocide. Judy Talaugon draws parallels with First Nation communities.
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