Episode 101:

We are very excited to bring you the debut episode of As Read By Me.  First, we explore direct democracy in action with an amusing tale of local government in a small Massachusetts beach town, entitled “Go To Hull” by Peter Waitze.  Then, Paul Camarata shares his poem “A Song for the Hammerhead” which whimsically springboards off the old adage “when you’re a hammer, all you see is nails.”  And finally, a plea for non-partisanship from Don Tollefson, in an essay entitled “Always Avoiding Cooperation.”

Peter Waitze:  Peter has been recounting his short tall tales in monthly letters for over 40 years, and more recently a monthly email story.  You can sign up for his monthly letter by sending an email to [email protected].  Peter is also a founder and producer of the As Read By Me Podcast.

Paul Camarata:  Paul’s words and pictures can be found at www.tweedtypewriter.com.  And if you’d like to see some animated versions of Paul’s poems, check out his YouTube channel here.

Don Tollefson: Don is a retired ABC and Fox TV broadcaster, who has been clean and sober for 3026 days.  Don now operates a recovery street ministry called Overcome Thyself, on the streets of Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood.

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