Lyn sits down with our new Public Affairs Co-host to learn a little bit more about her and talk about the future of the program. Originally aired on March 12th 2018.

In anticipation of her appearance in New Orleans next Monday (03/19), David speaks with writer, historian and activist Rebecca Solnit about her time in New Orleans, her most recent writings, and the future of activism. Special thanks to the Newcomb College Institute and Shawn Jackson for making this interview possible. Originally aired on March 15th 2018.

Lyn talks with the Michelle Gaiennie Hamrick, the Executive Director of Bridge House/Grace House. Originally aired on March 5th.

David sits down with poet and journalist Kat Stromquist to talk about her tenure at Gambit, dream poetics, and the Rouses hot bar. Originally aired on March 8th 2018.

Benjamin Aleshire, poet-for-hire and member of The Class, shares a half-hour of original work. Originally aired on March 3rd 2018.

Originally aired on February 20th 2018.

Originally aired on February 26th 2018.

David talks the 2016 campaign season, LINCOLN IN THE BARDO, and storytelling with award-winning author George Saunders. Originally aired on February 22nd 2018.

Work from poet and member of The Class Esme Franklin. Originally aired on February 24th 2018.

Wherein I complain about Mardi Gras, catch you up on book industry news (RIP Ursula Le Guin), tell you about the best books from 2017, rave about Charlie Jane Anders, and bring you an engaging interview with Bill Loehfelm, author of the Maureen Coughlin series. Uploaded on 02/19/2018.

Timestamps:

:00 Intro and Mardi Gras complaints

1:24 Book Industry News

7:14 Booksticle: 10 Best Books of 2017

13:54 Book of the Month: Six Months, Three Days, Five Others by Charlie Jane Anders

18:02 Interview with local author of the Maureen Coughlin series, Bill Loehfelm

29:41 Wrap-Up and Coming next month