Wrbh Reading Radio Original Programming Podcasts

In this week's episode, Michael sits down with author, Jeremy Schipper, to discuss his new book, "Denmark Vesey's Bible: The Thwarted Revolt That Put Slavery and Scripture on Trial"

In this week's episode, Michael talks with author, Tara Stringfellow, to discuss her new debut novel, Memphis

Writer's Forum: John Maxwell Hamilton by WRBH Reading Radio

Today, Michael talks with poet, Nicole Eiden to talk about her new collection of poetry, "I Am One of You." Nicole is also an award-winning filmmaker, and owns a WIndowsill Pies on Freret St in New Orleans.

This week, Michael is on the line with author, Dennis Danvers, to talk about his writing habits, his over 30 years of teaching fiction writing at Virginia Commonwealth University, and more. Be sure to tune in!

Public Afairs: Music Teacher for the Blind by WRBH Reading Radio

In this week's episode, Carl sits down with Tim Paulin of the Riverbend Rotary Club to talk about their organization's charity work. More information about the Rotary Club of New Orleans RIverbend can be found on their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/nolarotary/

ICYMI: Michael sits down with UNO Professor and author, Mahyar Amouzegar, to talk about his new book, "The Hubris of an Empty Hand."

Michael sits down with acclaimed poet, Rodger Kamenetz, to talk about his new book, "The History of Last Night's Dream."

Dinner Party: Aliana Friedman by WRBH Reading Radio

In this week's episode, Carl is on the line with personal trainer, Kelsey Whirley, to discuss her Retinitis pigmentosa diagnosis, her love of CrossFit and how it changed her life

Michael sits down with author, Olga Zilberbourg, to talk about her debut book, Like Water and Other Stories

In this week's ep, Amy sits down with Chef Jason Goodenough to talk about how he has adjusted his operations during the pandemic.

In this week's Writer's Forum, Michael sits down with author, Kaira Jewel Lingo talk about her new book, "We Were Made for these Times," along with her friendship with the late Thich Nhat Hanh.

Amy sits down with the Executive Chef of Copper Vine, Amy Mehrtens!

In this week's episode, Carl is on the line with Amy WIlson - the SEED Program Director - of Strive4You, an organization that teaches self defense to people with vision impairment. More information abut Strive4You can be found on their website athttps://strive4you.org/

In this week's episode, Michael is on the line with author, Veronica Smith, about her new book, "When Communities Disappear: The Unspoken Truths of Community Revitalization Ideologies and Policies in the United States." Veronica is the CEO of Impact Community Partners, has a BA in Business Administration from California State University, and has an MBA from the National University.

Michael sits down with Bishop Marc Andrus to discuss his new book, Brothers in the Beloved Community - which covers the friendship between Martin Luther King Jr and Thich Nhat Hanh.

A special episode, folks! Carl sits down with his son, Carl Arredondo IV to continue his discussions on how vision impairment affects family members.

In this week's Dinner Party, Amy sits down with Jennifer Samuels of King Cake Hub to discuss king cakes, carnival, and what the process is like of running a seasonal business.