Wrbh Reading Radio Original Programming Podcasts

Amy sits down with the Chef Colin Pound of New Orleans' own Port Orleans Brewing Company. Originally aired on March 20th 2019.

Candice gets on the line with authors Amy Rose Capetta and Cori McCarthy to talk about writing, legends, and their book ONCE & FUTURE. Originally aired on March 21st 2019.

Poet and New Orleans-native Clare Jones stopped by during a recent trip home to record a series of poems from New Zealand writers, her own work, and some from poets from the past she still comes back to. Originally aired on March 16th 2019.

In which author David Fulmer is welcomed back to the program to talk teaching, writing, and about the last book of his Storyville series, THE DAY ENDS AT DAWN. Originally aired on March 14th 2019.

David speaks with psychiatrist Dr. Anthony Feinstein to talk about his work and latest book, SHOOTING WAR: 18 PROFILES OF CONFLICT PHOTOGRAPHERS. Originally aired on March 14th 2019.

David talks One Book One New Orleans news and updates with their Executive Director Megan Holt. Originally aired on March 14th 2019.

Poet, author, essayist, biographer, religious thinker and dreamwork practitioner, Rodger Kamenetz is probably best known for his breakthrough account of Jewish-Buddhist dialogue, The Jew in the Lotus. A serious student of dreams since 1999, his The History of Last Night's Dream was featured on Oprah Winfrey's Soul Series. His poems have appeared in hundreds of periodicals and 25 anthologies. His previous books of poetry include The Missing Jew, Stuck, The Lowercase Jew, and To Die Next To You. YONDER is his seventh collection. Kamenetz lives in New Orleans where he practices Natural Dreamwork. Originally aired on March 9th 2019.

Candice speaks with author Jacob Tobia about their new book, SISSY: A COMING-OF-GENDER STORY. Originally aired on March 8th 2019

Originally aired on March 4th 2019.

David speaks with Ken Wells about his new book, GUMBO LIFE: TALES FROM THE ROUX BAYOU. Originally aired on February 28th 2019.

On this segment of the show, we feature a conversation between writer Henry Goldkamp and retired Tulane University professor and 2015-2017 Louisiana State Poet Laureate Dr. Peter Cooley, as well as a number of poems read by the latter. Originally aired on February 25th 2019.

Our new Development Director Anne Guillot fills in for Lyn to talk to Miriam Taylor, External Affairs Manager at Newcomb Art Museum, about their ongoing exhibit Per(sister): Incarcerated Women of Louisiana, about which more can be found here: www.persister.info Originally aired on February 25th 2019.

David takes a call from Anthony Tommasini, Chief Classical Music Critic for the New York Times and author of the new book, THE INDISPENSABLE COMPOSERS: A PERSONAL GUIDE and talk about the nature of lists, personal connections to music, and the exciting orchestral music being written in the 21st Century. Originally aired on February 14th 2019.

David talks with poet and New Orleans native Clare Jones about her work, travels and work in New Zealand, and love of Latter library. Originally aired on February 21st 2019.

Poet Ben Luton joins us to share some original work, as well as poems from Robert Creeley and Karin Lessing. Originally aired on February 16th 2019.

Originally aired on February 12th 2019.

On this monthly segment, Executive Director of One Book One New Orleans Megan Holt talks about the upcoming LITERACY AS A TOOL FOR COMBATING INCARCERATION at Studio Be on Thursday, Feb. 21st 2019. Find out more about it here: https://www.facebook.com/events/2284151471863260/?active_tab=about Originally aired on February 14th 2019.

This episode we welcome on Annell Lopez to read some of her original work. Annell is an emerging short fiction writer. Her work has been featured at the NYU Spring and Fall Literary Readings. It has also been selected by La Pluma y Tinta Reading series. Annell is an alumna of the Cagibi Literary Hudson Valley Writing Retreat. Her non-fiction has been published by The Setonian and her fiction work is forthcoming in Abstract Magazine and Crack The Spine. She lives in New Orleans. Originally aired on February 9th 2019.

Candice speaks with author Charlie Jane Anders about her new novel, THE CITY IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT. Originally aired on February 7th 2019.

C. W. Cannon-- author, educator and columnist for The Lens-- joins us to read from his latest novel, SLEEPYTIME DOWN SOUTH. Originally aired on February 2nd 2019.