A Novel Idea

A Novel Idea

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A Novel Idea episodes

  • David Tereshchuk and Stephen Most on
    Suzanne Lang welcomes internationally acclaimed journalist and PBS & NPR commentator David Tereshchuk to talk about his memoir A Question of Paternity, My Life as an Unaffiliated Reporter. David has reported from all over the world, but his journalistic skills could not open the mystery of who his father was. Also featured is author and Emmy award winning documentarian Stephen Most with his book River of Renewal: Myth and History in the Klamath Basin. Four dams have just been removed from the Klamath River. The salmon are returning, and the lives of the tribes who live there are instrumental in the management of this watershed. Stephen and Suzanne discuss it all. It’s A Novel Idea. Streaming and podcasting at krcb.org .
    59 min
  • David Tereshchuk and Stephen Most on
    Suzanne Lang welcomes internationally acclaimed journalist and PBS & NPR commentator David Tereshchuk to talk about his memoir A Question of Paternity, My Life as an Unaffiliated Reporter. David has reported from all over the world, but his journalistic skills could not open the mystery of who his father was. Also featured is author and Emmy award winning documentarian Stephen Most with his book River of Renewal: Myth and History in the Klamath Basin. Four dams have just been removed from the Klamath River. The salmon are returning, and the lives of the tribes who live there are instrumental in the management of this watershed. Stephen and Suzanne discuss it all. It’s A Novel Idea. Streaming and podcasting at krcb.org .
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  • David Tereshchuk and Stephen Most on A Novel Idea

    Suzanne Lang welcomes internationally acclaimed journalist and PBS & NPR commentator David Tereshchuk to talk about his memoir A Question of Paternity, My Life as an Unaffiliated Reporter. David has reported from all over the world, but his journalistic skills could not open the mystery of who his father was.

     

    Also featured is author and Emmy award winning documentarian Stephen Most with his book River of Renewal: Myth and History in the Klamath Basin. Four dams have just been removed from the Klamath River. The salmon are returning, and the lives of the tribes who live there are instrumental in the management of this watershed. Stephen and Suzanne discuss it all.

    It’s A Novel Idea. Streaming and podcasting at krcb.org.

    59 min
  • Bill Amatneek and Jessi Haley on
    Discovering Tony Rice is the biography of the virtuosic and enigmatic bluegrass guitarist, Tony Rice. Suzanne Lang talks with its author, Bill Amatneek, who is also a musician and played bass with the David Grisman Quintet, among others. Also featured is Jessi Haley, Editorial Director of Cita Press, an online library focused on discovery and rediscovery of female authors who may have been forgotten, marginalized, or simply un-discovered by contemporary readers. It’s A Novel Idea. Streaming and podcasting at krcb.org .
    59 min
  • Bill Amatneek and Jessi Haley on
    Discovering Tony Rice is the biography of the virtuosic and enigmatic bluegrass guitarist, Tony Rice. Suzanne Lang talks with its author, Bill Amatneek, who is also a musician and played bass with the David Grisman Quintet, among others. Also featured is Jessi Haley, Editorial Director of Cita Press, an online library focused on discovery and rediscovery of female authors who may have been forgotten, marginalized, or simply un-discovered by contemporary readers. It’s A Novel Idea. Streaming and podcasting at krcb.org .
    59 min
  • Bill Amatneek and Jessi Haley on A Novel Idea

    Discovering Tony Rice is the biography of the virtuosic and enigmatic bluegrass guitarist, Tony Rice. Suzanne Lang talks with its author, Bill Amatneek, who is also a musician and played bass with the David Grisman Quintet, among others.

     

     

    Also featured is Jessi Haley, Editorial Director of Cita Press, an online library focused on discovery and rediscovery of female authors who may have been forgotten, marginalized, or simply  un-discovered by contemporary readers.

     

    It’s A Novel Idea. Streaming and podcasting at krcb.org. 

    59 min
  • Poets Pelumi Olatinpo, Naomi Ko, and Cade Palmer on
    Suzanne Lang talks with Pelumi Olatinpo -poet, activist, and entrepreneur, who has created a poetic form called the Soneta. Six lines on a page. Ten words per line. Within that, a universe of expression. He brings this to us in his recent publication expressing what it means to be human in the 21 st century, Poeta: Sonetas and Sonnets. Also featured are Naomi Ko and Cade Palmer, youth Poet Ambassadors working with the Marin County Youth Poet Laureate program, and the program’s coordinator, Maxine Flasher-Duzgunes. It’s A Novel Idea, live on Sunday, November17th at 10am PT, streaming and podcasting at krcb.org .
    58 min
  • Poets Pelumi Olatinpo, Naomi Ko, and Cade Palmer on
    Suzanne Lang talks with Pelumi Olatinpo -poet, activist, and entrepreneur, who has created a poetic form called the Soneta. Six lines on a page. Ten words per line. Within that, a universe of expression. He brings this to us in his recent publication expressing what it means to be human in the 21 st century, Poeta: Sonetas and Sonnets. Also featured are Naomi Ko and Cade Palmer, youth Poet Ambassadors working with the Marin County Youth Poet Laureate program, and the program’s coordinator, Maxine Flasher-Duzgunes. It’s A Novel Idea, live on Sunday, November17th at 10am PT, streaming and podcasting at krcb.org .
    58 min
  • Poets Pelumi Olatinpo, Naomi Ko, and Cade Palmer on A Novel Idea

    Suzanne Lang talks with Pelumi Olatinpo -poet, activist, and entrepreneur, who has created a poetic form called the Soneta. Six lines on a page. Ten words per line. Within that, a universe of expression.

    He brings this to us in his recent publication expressing what it means to be human in the 21st century,  Poeta: Sonetas and Sonnets.

    Also featured are Naomi Ko and Cade Palmer, youth Poet Ambassadors working with the Marin County Youth Poet Laureate program, and the program’s coordinator, Maxine Flasher-Duzgunes.

    It’s A Novel Idea, live on Sunday, November17th at 10am PT, streaming and podcasting at krcb.org.

    58 min
  • Sheri T. Joseph and Barbara L. Baer on
    Sheri T. Joseph joins Suzanne Lang in conversation on her award winning novel, Edge of the Known World, set in the near future where geopolitics only vaguely resembles our own, and blood, DNA, and family loyalties challenge the global power structures. Barbara L Baer talks with Suzanne on her latest novel, Masha and Alejandro Crossing Borders, which follows the plight of an immigrant family who move to Trinity County California, looking for a more affordable life and encountering a segment of America they hadn’t anticipated. A Novel Idea with Suzanne M. Lang.
    59 min

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Non-fiction to pulp fiction, host Suzanne M. Lang explores the world of books featuring conversations with writers, academics, and readers. We all have a story to tell. It’s A Novel Idea.