Radio Literature
Author Joan Oliver Goldsmith on Radio Lit, Pt 1
On this edition of Radio Literature, host Melvin Hinton is joined by Minnesotan author Joan Oliver Goldsmith. Goldsmith is the author of the book How Can We Keep From Singing: […]
Remembering Longtime Radio Literature Volunteer, Poet and Activist Dan...
This story originally appeared June 01, 2016 on The Progressive website. Madison, Wisconsin, and the world have lost a great voice for peace and justice. Poet and activist Daniel Kunene […]
Nadya Ponce interviews Óscar Mireles
Guest interviewer Nadya Ponce, of Mexico City, talks to Madison’s first “latino” poet laureate Ă“scar Mireles. Mireles talks about his work—particularly the editing of I Didn’t Know There Were Latinos […]
Rubén Medina is Interviewed About Nomadic Nation
Poet and University of Wisconsin-Madison Spanish professor RubĂ©n Medina talks to guest interviewer Chris Chapman, of WORT’s En nuestro patio, about the new edition of Medina’s book Nomadic Nation/NaciĂłn nĂłmada. […]
Rachel Krings Presents Oral Interpretations
Melvin Hinton met his guest Rachel Krings in the Oral Interpretation course at Madison College. They talk about their class and their mutual love of “oral interpretation”, including reading to […]
Miranda Hawk and the Role of Theater
Melvin Hinton’s guest Miranda Hawk, head of the Department of Communication and Performing Arts at Madison College, discusses the role of theater, oral interpretation and the performing arts in our […]
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