This week, Sam talks with Franke James. She is the author of “Freeing Teresa: A True Story about My Sister and Me.”
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Disability and Progress-February 8, 2024-“Freeing Teresa: A True Story about My Sister and Me”
MinneCulture | Take a road trip across America’s queer history with Zaylore Stout
Zaylore Stout (he/him) is a gay, African American attorney and author of “Our Gay History in Fifty States.” He was inspired to write “Our Gay History” while he was on a cross country road trip. Passing through Laramie, WY, he was reminded of Matthew Shepard, the gay student who was tortured and left to die in Laramie in 1998. Stout wanted to honor Shepard and other queer Americans throughout history.
“Our Gay History in Fifty States” is an award-winning illustration of queer American history on a state by state basis. Zaylore is currently working on his second book, “Our Black History in Fifty States.” KFAI’s Dixie Treichel spoke with Zaylore about his work and some of the Minnesotans who most inspire him.
Disability and Progress-May 19,2022-Annie Chiapetta on her book “Hope For The Tarnished.”
Annie Chiapetta, prolific author, talks with Sam about her latest book, Hope For The Tarnished.
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Write On! Radio – Kathleen West + John Brandon
Originally aired August 24, 2021.
It’s an all-local-authors night at WOR! First, Dave is joined in-studio by Kathleen West, author of Are We There Yet? and a real-life teacher and mother.
After the break, John Brandon joins Liz to discuss his new novel, Ivory Shoals.
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Write On! Radio – Anahid Nersessian + Legacy
Josh welcomes scholar and critic Anahid Nersessian on-air to discuss her new book, Keats’s Odes: A Lover’s Discourse.
After the break, a legacy interview with Elizabeth Stanley airs.
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Write On! Radio – Legacy + Kristin Hannah
This All Liz Episode kicks off with a legacy interview pre-recorded in a prior studio session. Liz welcomes Elizabeth Stanley onto the show to talk about trauma, brain development, and resilience in the context of Stanley’s book Widen the Window.
After the break, Liz welcomes the New York Times bestselling novelist Kristin Hannah live on air to discuss her newest work, The Four Winds.
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Write On! Radio – S. C. Gwynne & Hanne Ørstavik
First, Liz brings S. C. Gwynne onto the show to discuss Hymns of the Republic: The Story of the Final Year of the Civil War, bringing immediacy and new insight to Civil War history and the people who made it happen.
In the second half of the hour, a legacy interview from Ian makes a reappearance! Enjoy this opportunity to join Ian’s conversation with Hanne Ørstavik about her novel Love, translated into English by Martin Aitken.
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Disability and Progress – September 17, 2020- Author Abbie Johnson Taylor
Guest Abbie Johnson Taylor who is an author and former music therapist talks to Sam about her books, My Ideal Partner and The Red Dress.
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