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Featured00:37Topically Yours - Sacred Art Painter Laura James
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Deardra Shuler talks with artist & painter Bronxite Laura James. As a child, Laura spent time at the Brooklyn Public Library where she explored her passion for literature, photography,& later painting. Her African and Caribbean-American heritage & love of stories, design, & color, are all elements in her work. Painting in sacred & secular styles, James exposes the sacrosanct and the ordinary. Her work is timeless. She has created a diverse body of work of secular and sacred work; icons that expand the collection of stories traditionally painted in this style. James is pleased to help black people see themselves in their sacred texts of African religions and Christianity, a place where racialized people have curiously been excluded in the west. James illustrated The Book of the Gospels lectionary, published by Liturgy Training Publications in 2001, In its 2nd edition, the book is used worldwide by numerous Christian denominations. Her religious art is at the forefront of a more inclusive representation of Biblical figures. Ms. James has recently expanded her repertoire to include sacred images from other traditions including the veneration of the Divine Feminine, Yoruba, Buddhism, ancient Islam and Egyptian themes. A Director of BX200: Bronx Visual Artists Directory, an online database featuring some of the Bronx’s best visual artists. This project is a collaboration with over 200 Bronx artists and organizations. Ms. James has curated numerous exhibitions over the past 30 years. Laura has worked for years on paintings dealing with race & class in America & the Caribbean. Currently she is working on a series of 10 paintings she hopes will show how the past is still being realized in the present https://yale.app.box.com/s/ulqdw7jbckkr7m7a36d1ypt40nmemzfc
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Jon land, Dick Belsky and Charles Salzberg take the spotlight
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Charles Salzberg
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I did some research and came up with this topic for the broadcast in January;
The changes in publishing in the past year. The difficult job of promoting and marketing your title and the difficulties dealing with publishers whether a new it established author. Difficulties small publishers face and bookstores. Distribution issues, marketing, ebooks VS print, online platforms.
Join me as these award winning author take on this topic and how publishers and authors are dealing with this industry in the new year. Fran Lewis mj ne
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Quintessential Listening: Poetry Online Radio Presents Jude Hunkar Anderson
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I’m a girl from a small rural village in Hungary. Growing up in humble but love filled surroundings, I always knew there’s more out there for me. In 2000 when I was 20, I moved to the UK and have created a new life that has been nothing less but incredible. I came a long way in the last 20 years. My family is my life, my husband and our two girls. Love, pure and simple. I’m a woman, a wife and a mummy but now I’m also a poet.
This year 2020 broke me in every way but that wasn’t the end. I rebuild me again bit by bit. I have grown, stronger, wiser while finding magic in writing. I’ve only been writing poetry since April. Poetry is my way to share my heart and soul with the world and I have so much more to give. Life is my theme and people.
I’m only at the beginning of this exciting adventure and I cannot wait to see where it will take me.
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Julie Slavinsky, Event Director at Warwick's Bookstore, sits down at the Corner!
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Julie Slavinsky is the Director of Events for Warwick’s Bookstore. She has been in the book business for sixteen years, has been with Warwick’s for eleven of those, ten of them as the Director of Events. She was born and raised in Los Angeles, has a Bachelor of Arts degree from San Diego State University and has called San Diego home since 1979. Her passion is reading, and connecting readers and authors.
Matt Coyle is the Anthony, Shamus and Lefty Award-sinning author of the Rick Cahill crime series.
This is a copyrighted, trademarked podcast owned soley by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network.
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The Sounds of La Cosa Nostra Radio part 2
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La Cosa Nostra adio, we're family, at allpoetry.com has been through many changes during its existence. One thing that hasn't changed is we're family. This is the second part of our very special look back over the last few years together. We could not have done this without you.
https://allpoetry.com/group/show/33906-La%20Cosa%20Nostra
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Big Blend Radio: Antarctic Artist and Writers Collective
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Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Magazines, for Big Blend Radio’s 1st Friday “Toast to The Arts & Parks Show” with the National Parks Arts Foundation (NPAF). This epsiode focuses on the Antarctic Artists & Writers Collective, a new organization of past participants in the National Science Foundation Antarctic Artists & Writers Program. Featured guests are cofounders Glenn McClure and Michelle Schwengel-Regala. Glenn is a composer/musician who was an NPAF artist-in-residence at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, and Michelle is a scientific illustrator, fiber artist, naturalist and NPAF Invitation Artist. Since the early 1980s, over 120 artists, performers and writers have traveled to the seventh continent on a zero-dollar grant, using their creative talents to tell the story of this largely unexplored continent though art, music, writing and performance. The AAWC is a collaborative effort to bring those talents together and share their work with the public at large. Through the arts, the AAWC artists and writers convey the visceral experience of an extreme and remote environment few people get to visit in person in words, images, sound, and multimedia installations, informed by their interactions with the scientists conducting research there.
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Book Launch: Never Close Your Heart by Monica F. Anderson
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Never Close Your Heart (Book 2) by Monica F. Anderson
All Faith Henry wanted was peace. She gave up almost everything to have it. She resigned from her position as mayor, filed for divorce, and sold her dream home, vowing no job or man would ever control her again.
Ten years later, her self-made perfect life is changing directions without her consent. Her popular podcast is bringing unwanted attention from a superfan. Her millennial daughter, Sloane, has returned to the nest with an electronic ankle monitor, a gender-fluid child, a meek husband, and a bad attitude. And, worst of all, her almost perfect manfriend is fed up. Since she won’t marry him, he’s moving on. They’ve become good friends who never cross the line. She hates that line more than anything.
Out of ideas, Faith drags her daughter to group counseling with the seasoned Saints at their church. Can their collective wisdom help this mother and daughter tear down the walls and open their hearts before it’s too late?
In this riveting ten-year anniversary sequel to the Essence Bestseller When A Sistah's Fed Up, we revisit the Henry family (Faith, Preston, Trey, Sloane, and Junior). The kids are grown and some bridges burned, but the ties that bind this All-American family don't break--even when they wish they would.
Monica F. Anderson weaves a tale of what happens when relationships are broken and a legacy of unforgiveness is passed from one generation to the next.
Dr. mOe Anderson is a survivor and serial entrepreneur who has dedicated her life to promoting the power of owning one’s choices, personal empowerment, and achieving multiple streams of happiness. She is the author of seven books and hundreds of articles for journals, anthologies, and a major daily newspaper.
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Author2Author with Tara Moss
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Bill welcomes novelist and memoirist Tara Moss to the show. Since 1999 Tara Moss has written 13 bestselling books, published in 19 countries and 13 languages. Her latest is the internationally bestselling historical crime novel The War Widow published with with HarperCanada, HarperCollins Australia, and launching in Dec 2020 with Dutton Books at Penguin Randomhouse US, and translated to German in Jan 2021 with AufBau as Die Jägerin. Her first non-fiction book, the critically acclaimed The Fictional Woman, became a number one national non-fiction bestseller in 2014, and her iconic cover design, featuring her face labeled with ‘fictions’ or stereotypes about women won Best Non-Fiction Book Design in 2015.
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SPECIAL EDITION OF WRITE STUFF -- The Little Girl in the Pink Dress
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Freedom Speakz and her friends have a fun filled day in the park, as she recounts the story of how her infamous "Generations" speech came to be. In this true tale, she relives the moments from where it all began. As a tribute to Mrs. Coretta Scott King it was on that day she stood, and proclaimed FREEDOM for all to see. No one could have ever imagined that the voice of this little girl in a pink dress would forever change the world!
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The Art of Seduction...
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Late Night Poets Presents The Art of Seduction... Warm, wonderful poetry compelling you to the edge of your seat, sultry, seductive, and scintillating Ink To make you shiver, To make you sigh Mmmm... Join us,
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Songs of Selah with Scott Thomas Outlar
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Songs of Selah January 4, 2021 On tonight's episode I'm pleased to welcome four authors from Alien Buddha Press who will be joining the program to read selections from their new books...
Jemelia Moseley - Love, Joy, Tears, Beers and Poetry
Edward Wells II - Meyond
Shannon Frost Greenstein - Pray For Us Sinners
Ada Wofford - I Remember Learning How to Dive
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Strange Magic After Midnight...with Incoherent Dust & Victoria Frost...
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“There’s a strange magic we encounter reading poetry. Something undefinable, a lifting of the spirit to match that of a writer who expresses in words what we thought had only existed, unspoken, in the heart. Have you ever had that moment, reading, when an artist’s words stop you in your tracks and make your jaw drop? Felt that rawness and exposure when someone captures in a poem what was once secret, hidden within your soul? Here we dig deep and unafraid. We find our inspiration in unexpected places and unearth that strange magic within.
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