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THE L&BH HOUR
Saumya Choudhury, poet and organizer, joins Martha in the audio garden from Delhi. We also feature archival poetry from Barbara Tran. Hernan shares a rare live recording from 1986 of Eddie Harris in Paris. As always some brand new music and poetry from the garden to you.
- 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
- Waialua Volunteers Step Up
- Beyond Borders – s2e6 – Comunas Lead the Way
- Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West by Dee Brown
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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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