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The SPEAKEASY CAFE ~ONLINE~ OPEN MIC POETRY RADIO SHOW INSPIRE AND BE INSPIRED!
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ATTENTION POETS: Make your words a priority! You have something to say, come and say it! Read live, online, at the SpeakEasy Cafe, Tonight!
Join host Nyla Alisia for an invigorating three hour broadcast starting with The INKWELL Mini -WORKSHOP and then settle in for an amazing night of SPOKEN WORD POETRY!
The SPEAKEASY CAFE ~ONLINE!~ OPEN MIC POETRY RADIO SHOW INSPIRE AND BE INSPIRED!
Show time: 5:00pm West coast - 8:00pm East coast
You can listen by calling in, or by following the link below to the live player and poet's chatroom!
REMEMBER TO CALL IN EARLY!! Call-in number (646) 595-3965
Info: You do not have to be logged in to listen to the show, but you do, if you want to join in the Poet's chat-room. We have a great comminity here! It's a good way to network with other writers and they have such fun! You can read one to two pieces, just keep them around the 5-minute mark! Remember we have a Mature rating, meaning anything goes with the exception of explicit sexual content.
Love from the SpeakEasy Family...
Nyla Alisia, Christopher M Ryan, Debbie Philly, Michael Quigg, Jason Tucker
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Coal Town Girls
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About the author
Jan Goldyn is the author of the Novella, Coal Town Girls. "Evocative, the voice distinctive --0 with beautifully atmospheric scenes," according to Kathy Bratkowski, author and Emmy-award winning producer. Coming of age in a 1940s coal-mining town in the Appalachians of Pennsylvania, the best friends navigate life in a severe yet beautiful setting. Jan is currently working on a prequel which she hopes to debut in the spring, 2025.
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"A Susquehanna Tale" Author Robert John Andrews on the Sunbury Press Books Show
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Author Robert John Andrews brings the 18th-century Susquehanna Valley to life in this Catamount Press novella, A Susquehanna Tale. This period of early American history is hard, where the rifle, tomahawk, and knife rule. It is a time of hope and loss, land-hungry settlers and the Iroquois; here, two men, frontier scout Alexander Tennant and pioneer Colonel William Montgomery discuss the stories of their lives and times.
A Susquehanna Tale is discussed by Robert John Andrews and Sunbury Press Books founder Lawrence Knorr in this BookSpeak Network podcast. Retired after more than 40 years of pastoral work, including nearly three decades as head of the Grove Presbyterian Church in Danville, Pennsylvania, Andrews is a popular newspaper columnist, community and church leader, and public speaker on historical and spiritual topics. His first book, Nathaniel's Call won the First Book Award from the Presbyterian Writer's Guild, the first print-on-demand book so honored.
Danville remains Andrews' home, and he says he's learned to cherish this region's rich history and love the tale of its river.
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Voice of Indie Episode 224
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Welcome to Voice of Indie, a production of Fresh Ink Group. Your hosts are Beem Weeks and Stephen Geez. This week we welcome author Bill Yarborough.
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Poetry Loud and Proud on Liquiddamage Lounge with Linda and Carmine
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Our group is filled with Love and Respect... We're all so happy to see you here... We are poets from all over the globe with listeners from 79 countries...
The hosting team offer a variety of programs for your entertainment... There is something different going on nearly every night of the week...
You never know what we have up our sleeve... and YOU are invited to join us for all the fun. - just click on to listen to the live show or to hear any prerecorded episode and you can also call up to participate... at 1 646 668 2837
You can find our hosts and hostesses writing over at All Poetry.com and hanging out in the radio group chat room Our hosts and hostesses push love and respect! - Stop in and check us out...
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WHO CARE TO RACE AN ACRE?
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...this episode We talk about the act, course and state in which carry the burden of racism...Our Guest for this episode is Grand Sheikesses Sheila Seabreeze-Bey, Mother, Grand Mother, Great Grand Mother, Daughter, proclaimed her Nationality in 1975 in the Moorish Science Temple Divine and National Movement Temple 13 under the Guidance of Grand Sheik Richardson Dingle-El Prophet Noble Drew Ali 3rd. She have had many jobs in the Movement writing children songs developing Alphabets and She have written one children book soon to be publish. The Movement has laid Her foundation to becoming an Educator, and a Special Education Teacher. She taught various disciplines and supported students. She retired two years ago from Baltimore City Public School Systems. She been teachings Moorish History & Law for over 10 years in Her current Temple as well as host of the Moorish Light Blog Talk Radio; blogtalkradio.com/moorishlight a rebirth of “The Light” She hosted in 1980’s on WEAA at Morgan State University. She also Organized Actual Freedom Day annually to bring attention to the Proclamations of President Lincoln which became Law December 15, 1862. The same laws that the Confederacy surrendered too but were never implemented due to the Reconstruction Era. Therefore, She Teach and Teach and Teach. Soon She will introduce a YouTube Channel Actual Freedom Project Moorish. Her Current Temple 1055 N Milton Ave Baltimore Md 21205 https://www.moorishhistorylaw.net/
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EPIPHANY RADIO Presents "The Inkwell" with ur host Lisa??Lipps
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EPIPHANY RADIO, The 4Real Entertainment Network, presents "The Inkwell" with ur host Lisa??Lipps.
Where we wanna know, "What moves ur Pen?" Bring that Real Original Ink and bless the mic... then let's talk about what inspired ur pen.
Sponsored by RAW Links LLC."Why be average when u can be RAW!!!"
Log in at www.blogtalkradio.com/eyeCpeople or call us up at 319-527-6300 and press 1 to join us on stage.
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Wanda's Picks Radio Show Special
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Meditation "The Invitation" in Ten Thousand Beloved Communities by Kristen Lynn Zimmerman, forward by adrienne maree brown (2023). We close with the poem: "Random Blessings" for Agu, by Wanda Sabir, performed to Agu's song, "Reaching In." Presentation: 1. Grace Lee Boggs 2. Beloved Community, Zimmerman 3. Ethics of Knowledge Creation and Acquisition, Fernandes Module 5 Theme: Bringing Spiritual Activism into Community Materials:
Read select readings from Part 4: Direction of the Youth in Fleshing the Spirit (eds. Facio and Lara) Read Chapter 4: Knowledge in Transforming Feminist Practice (Fernandes) Read Part 2: Community Accountability and Transformative Justice in Feminist Accountability (Russo) Read first half of 10,000 Beloved Communities graphic novel (Zimmerman) Watch Zimmerman interview Watch American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs Assignments:
Module 5 discussion post Each module students will review course materials, post 1 substantial reflection on the materials to Canvas, cite the sources of their reflection, and end your post with an engaging question by the Friday before the next class. Students will meaningfully respond to at least 2 questions posed by peers by the Sunday before the next synchronous class meeting. Some questions include but are not limited to, What are important, compelling, or confusing terms and concepts that you have encountered in the course materials or class discussions this module?
Substantial post due 11/22, responses due 11/24.
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Yes I am Live , Open Mic 845-277-9299 on Art Unity Network Radio
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Random show, music for encouragement and entertainment purposes only
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Celebrate the Gilded Age
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Love the Gilded Age, a time when all seemed well? Join author Cecelia Tichi and Off The Shelf #Books #podcast host, Denise Turney, this Saturday at 11am/EST, right here in the chat room or via dial in (347) 994-3490. Cecelia and Denise kick off the show by revisiting Cecelia's childhood, what created her passion for books, and how working as a professor at Vanderbilt University shapes and influences her writing.
Val and Roddy DeVere are memorable characters that make appearances in Cecilia's books; the duo works to solve a myriad of crime mysteries that take place during the Gilded Age. Cecelia has used her extensive travels across the United States as research for her stories, marrying real-life facts and fiction. Among the books Cecelia has written there’s “Death in a Gilead Frame”, “A Gilded Drowning Pool”, “A Deadly Gilded Free-Fall” and “A Fated Gilded High Note”.
Tune in to discover the inner workings of the books' major and minor characters, particularly Val and Roddy! Find out what stories Cecilia is working on now. You might even get some marketing tips that you can use to propel your artistic, community, or business efforts forward.
See you Saturday at 11am/EST
Listener dial-in number: (347) 994-3490
You can also join right here in the chat room!
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PYRE: Burial at Sea #1
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PUNXofRAGE Radio is Back With Special Guests: Ra’Chaun Rogers & Ashley Hurwitz!!!
We're going to be chopping it up with creators Ra'Chaun Rogers and Ashley Hurwitz about their new project PYRE: Burial at Sea.
We're really looking forward to this one. Their will be alot to unpack.
Come on down and join us!!
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A Good Story Is A Good Story - Host Marsha Casper Cook
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A Good Stor Is A Good Story
Let's celebrate Children's and YA authors on November 20 at 4:30 EST 3:30CST 2:3OMT !:30 PST. Marsha Casper Cook is joined by Rich Linville, Ellwyn Autumn, and Cathi Mesaric Bartlett.
http://www.michiganavenuemedia.com
Tune in as we explore the creative processes behind beloved characters, impactful themes, and the unique challenges authors face in today's landscape. Together, let's celebrate the power of words and the transformative role they play in empowering young readers everywhere.
Join us on this literary journey—because every story has the potential to make a difference! And let's not forget the authors who untangle their thoughts and put them together like a puzzle.
All our podcasts are on Spotify, Pod Bean and Apple after the show.
https://www.magicbeansbookstore.com/