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Big Books & Bold Ideas with Kerri Miller
Minnesota Public Radio
El Mañanero Radio
Bolivar Valera
The Boulder Artist
NoBo Art District
Beauty Bytes with Dr. Kay: Secrets of a Plastic Surgeon™
Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS @beautybydrkay
RAW impressions with Lou Barlow and Adelle Barlow
Barlow Lou Barlow Adelle
RAW impressions with Lou Barlow and Adelle Barlow
Barlow Lou Barlow Adelle
The Canna Kuyas
Erick Esteban & Mitch Narito
Wine Time Fridays Podcast
Phil
1001 RADIO DAYS
Jon Hagadorn
Sounds Of Brass
Sounds Of Brass
1001 Radio Crime Solvers
Host Jon Hagadorn. All stories in public domain.
Stay Up All Night: Diverse, dark-humored, and deliciously bite-sized short stories
JT Lawrence
1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales
Jon Hagadorn
The Bookshelf Chronicles
AC Wilson
Always Almost There
Storm Sound
Suspense - Old Time Radio Thriller
theaterofthemind-otr.com
CUENTOS DE LA CASA DE LA BRUJA
Corman
Onironautas Podcast
Sére Skuld y Noviembre Nocturno
e-girl hyperborea
the master
Mindfulness Meditation Podcast
Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art
Mythgard's Exploring The Lord of the Rings
Mythgard Institute
2 Broke Twimbos
Phil Chard & Danny that Guy
Wireframe by Design Systems House
designsyshouse
THEMOVE
Lance Armstrong
Read-a-long story time with Mommy
Aimee McGee
The Smark Avengers
The Smark Avengers
A Teaspoon of Healing Radio Show
Dawn DiMare
Lovecraft eZine: A Friendly Horror Podcast
Mike Davis
dc
Salai Dawtcemsang
Montreal Now with Aaron Rand Podcast
CJAD 800
ClancyPasta | Internet Horror Stories
ClancyPasta
TheWanderingPaddy
TheWanderingPaddy James Mooney
Deep Dive Film School
Adam Palcher and Adam Sherlock
Trek 365
Izaak Brown
Mana pro tento den
Scripture Union ČR
Book Club After Dark
Danni and Michelle
UlyssesIn80-Reading James Joyce Masterpiece in 80 Days
mark sanford gross
Arts
Minnesota Public Radio
When asked about the Declaration of Independence, most Americans quote memorable phrases from the preamble. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator...
Last month, the Wall Street Journal declared this summer to be the era of the “man band.” Those would be boy bands who’ve grown up — think New Kids on the Block, Boys II Men and the Jonas Brothers — along with their fan...
Between death and emigration, Ireland lost almost a quarter of its population in the mid 1800s to the Great Hunger. Entire villages starved to death after potato blight wiped out the island’s primary subsistence crop, an...
When novelist Ann Patchett is on Big Books and Bold Ideas, watch out. She and host Kerri Miller trade quips, stories, theories and book recommendations like two longtime friends. And this week, Patchett returns to talk a...
Has mythology given Medea a bad rap? Has her story been distorted because it was more appealing to portray her as a lusty, vengeful, violent woman married to a golden-boy hero?The essential conundrum, writes novelist Nat...
Kate Bowler is officially over being grateful. Not because gratitude doesn’t matter. But because it’s been pushed as the latest iteration in a long series of self-help projects that are more obligation than opportunity. ...
On the surface, the main characters in Kelly Yang’s new novel, “The Take,” have little in common. Ingrid Parker is a rich, white, female movie producer who has paid her dues and scrapped her way to position of power in H...
Hans Christian Anderson hoped to find a household straight out of a Charles Dickens novel when he visited the Dickens family at their country home in the summer of 1857. Instead, he found a marriage in shambles, a band o...
The theme for this spring member drive show is family. We mine the Big Books and Bold Ideas archives for the best conversations with authors who’ve used their own histories as inspiration. They include: Luis Alberto Urre...
When Tara Menon describes the underwater world that surrounds an island off the coast of Thailand, her language is both restrained and lush.“The reef is busy with color,” she writes, “Fiery scorpion fish, yellow frog-fis...
On the day the Sharafs bury their 18-year-old daughter, the girl’s mother is so bereaved, she can barely stand. The father is so anguished, he nearly climbs into the grave himself. But as Patmeena Sabit’s debut novel uns...
Abby Jimenez is a powerhouse. Originally known for starting Nadia Cakes out of her home kitchen, these days she’s known more for her books than her bakery. Her latest rom-com, “The Night We Met,” hit #1 on the New York T...
After “An American Marriage,” her wildly successful 2018 novel, Tayari Jones signed a contract for her next book to be about a woman grappling with gentrification in modern Atlanta. She tried to write that story. But it...
Kerri Miller hosted a community conversation with presidential historian and author Jeffrey Engel in Red Wing on Wednesday night, April 8. Engel was brought in by the Duff Endowment, as part of their free lecture series,...
This week, the Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of President Donald Trump’s executive order that would undo birthright citizenship. That long-established legal principle was enshrined in the 14th Am...
A new book by Minnesota author Louise Erdrich is always reason to celebrate. The acclaimed writer, already graced with a Pulitzer and a National Book Award, returns this month with a collection of short stories, taken fr...
What does it mean to live richly, even radiantly, while facing the impending darkness of climate change? How do we stand in awe at the planet we see around us even as we doubt that humanity will intervene in time to save...
When it comes to megaliths — massive stones set in place by prehistoric people — Americans are probably most familiar with Stonehenge. But the U.K.’s landscape is punctuated with thousands of these majestic stones. Some ...
Daniyal Mueenuddin grew up in two vastly different worlds. As a child, he lived with his paternal relatives in Lahore, Pakistan. As a teenager, he spent summers on his maternal family’s farm in Elroy, Wis. A product of b...
Rock climbing is risky. But so is life. And friendship. And following your dreams. Nothing is promised. Success is not assured. In Gabriel Tallent’s new novel, “Crux,” two 17-year-old best friends are facing down those f...
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