Originally aired February 7, 2023.  On this episode, Dave Fettig begins the episode talking with Patti Horvath about her debut story collection, But Now Am Found. The characters in these stories struggle to make sense of upheaval in their lives. But Now Am Found is a compelling exploration of the human spirit confronted by abrupt and rending change. in the second part, Annie Harvieux has a discussion with Linda LeGarde Grover about her poetry collection, The Sky Watched: Poems of Ojibwe Lives. The Sky Watched is a collective memoir in poetry of an Ojibwe family and tribal commun ..read more

Originally aired March 28, 2023. MollieRae is joined by Adger Cowans, renowned photographer, painter, poet and musician. Also joining with interpretive jazz are the well known local musicians The Temple Trio.     ..read more

Originally aired December 13, 2022. Liz kicks off the show with renowned radio host Mark Thompson and his new memoir, Don’t Bump the Record, Kid.  After the break, Dave is joined by poet-musician Ruby Blu, author of the sun +  the moon + the truth ..read more

Originally aired January 31, 2023. Liz opens the show discussing Surrender with author Brian O’Hare. After the break, a Legacy interview ..read more

Originally aired January 17, 2022. Liz and Carolyn Hays open the show discussing A Girlhood, Hays’s ode to her transgender daughter. After the break, the team revisits an interview with Michael Bazzett from the release of his translation of the Popol Vuh ..read more

Originally aired January 10, 2023.  Josh opens the show with Dacher Keltner, Berkeley psychologist and author of Awe: the New Science of Everyday Wonder and How It Can Transform Your Life.  After the break, MollieRae welcomes Kelly Barnhill, whose new work When Women Were Dragons combines sci-fi and feminism in a midcentury setting ..read more

Originally aired December 27, 2022. Some things are too fun to just happen once! Liz welcomes radio legend Richard Barone back only a week later for more Music + Revolution.  ..read more

Originally aired December 20, 2022. Liz welcomes radio legend Richard Barone for tales of Greenwich Village in the 1960s as told in his new book, Music + Revolution.  ..read more

originally aired December 6, 2022. Dave kicks off the show with local author Michael Merriam, author of Last Car to Annwn Station, a novel that will be very familiar to anyone who’s lived in Uptown! After the break, we return to a favorite interview with David Mura.   ..read more

Originally aired November 22, 2022   Josh interviews Carla J Hagen about her new novel, Muskeg. After the break, a legacy interview ..read more