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Each week host Nancy Wiegman talks to local, regional and national writers about their latest projects. Nancy's Bookshelf airs on NSPR Fridays at 10 a.m.... more
FAQs about Nancy's Bookshelf:How many episodes does Nancy's Bookshelf have?The podcast currently has 475 episodes available.
November 06, 2019Best Of Nancy's Bookshelf: Chico Author Dan IrvingOn the 100th anniversary of the Armistice ending World War I, Chico author Dan Irving recounts the history of this war in his book Heart of the Poppy: From War to Amor. About Dan Irving: Dan Irving is a sixth-generation San Franciscan. He graduated from San Francisco State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. It is Dan's hope that the publication of 'Heart of the Poppy' will inspire more groups and young people to get out of their comfort zone, travel to a third world country, and...more53minPlay
October 30, 2019Nancy's Bookshelf: Author Photographer Douglas Keister Captures The Camp FireAuthor photographer Douglas Keister published People, Places, & Pieces of Paradise on the anniversary of the devastating Camp Fire. Stunning images from the fire’s ignition on November 8, 2018, to the fire’s aftermath, along with portraits and sketches of citizens and survivors....more53minPlay
October 23, 2019Nancy's Bookshelf: Author Will Tuttle Explains How Food Choices Lead To Environmental DegradationComposer and long-time vegan Will Tuttle wrote The World Peace Diet: Eating for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony. Redding author and adventurer Joel Stratte-McClure drops by to wish his mother happy 100th birthday, and Camp Fire survivor Bill Hartley was featured in Douglas Keister’s book People, Places, and Pieces of Paradise....more53minPlay
October 16, 2019Nancy's Bookshelf: Dr. Kelley Otani And His Camp Fire Patients Go Through The Healing StagesChico physician Dr. Kelley Otani combines what he learned in his medical training with healing practices from other sources. The principles in his book, Paradox of Conscious Healing, have been tested by his patients. He is joined in the studio with some of his patients who survived the Camp Fire on November 2019. Dr. R. Kelley Otani is a board-certified physician specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation. He graduated from the University of California, Davis, and did his residency at...more53minPlay
October 09, 2019Nancy's Bookshelf: Chico Neurosurgeon Jeffrey LoboskyIn 2012 Chico Neurosurgeon Jeffrey Lobosky published It’s Enough to Make You Sick: The Failure of the American Health Care System and a Prescription for the Cure. Since then Dr. Lobosky has continued to research solutions and brings us an update....more53minPlay
October 02, 2019Nancy's Bookshelf: From Paradise To Tahoe And The Case For Literature In The 21st CenturyGeralynne Rader recounts the events of November 8, 2019 when she was serving her community of Paradise as a police volunteer. Journalist Kathryn Reed has loved Lake Tahoe since she was a child. She put together a hiking guide to the trails, The Dirt Around Lake Tahoe: Must-Do Scenic Hikes for everyone who likes to explore the outdoors. Author and retired English professor Carol Burr makes the case for literature in the 21st century....more53minPlay
September 25, 2019Nancy's Bookshelf: Journalist Naomi Klein Talks Climate Crises & Patch Adams Brings Healthy LaughsFor more than 10 years, award-winning journalist and New York Times best-selling author Naomi Klein has documented the movement of the climate crisis from future threat to burning emergency. She makes the case for a green new deal in her book, On Fire . Medical doctor and clown Patch Adams integrated laughter and creativity into healing. He wrote about our health care system in his book, Gesundheit!....more53minPlay
September 18, 2019Nancy's Bookshelf: A Guide To Straw Bale Houses With Author John SweringenThe first guest, Randy Crawford, who lives in a straw bale house in Chico, describes the benefits of living in a straw bale house. Author John Sweringen compiled a guide to building straw bale houses, Straw Bale Building Details: An Illustrated Guide for Design and Construction . Joining John is workshop presenter Jenna Yu....more53minPlay
September 11, 2019Nancy's Bookshelf: Commentator Richard Parker Reflects On 9/11 & Jeffrey Lobosky Tackles Health CareOn the anniversary of 9/11, Commentator Richard Parker has some thoughts about that event in US history. In 2012 Chico Neurosurgeon Jeffrey Lobosky published I t’s Enough to Make You Sick: The Failure of the American Health Care System and a Prescription for the Cure . Since then Dr. Lobosky has continued to research solutions and brings us an update....more53minPlay
September 04, 2019Nancy's Bookshelf: Anthropology Instructor Mike FindlayButte College Anthropology instructor Mike Findlay is a scholar who has contributed to research in Asian-American culture and Mesoamerican Studies. He is the author of “A Survey of Language and Culture: Linguistic Anthropology and Cross-Cultural Communication,” which includes a chapter on taboo words....more53minPlay
FAQs about Nancy's Bookshelf:How many episodes does Nancy's Bookshelf have?The podcast currently has 475 episodes available.