3:30 PM Pacific Time: Wednesdays
Weekly interviews with poets, performance artists, film-makers, novelists and storytellers. The first week of every month is a combined one-hour program featuring Jack Foley & Nina Serrano. The archive can be found at Cover to Cover with Jack Foley. The second week is hosted by Nina Serrano, Poet 2 Poet. The third week is hosted by Jovelyn Richards, Jovelyn’s Bistro. The fourth week is hosted by Reyna Cowan, Frame to Frame. And the fifth week (if there is one) is hosted again by Jovelyn Richards, Jovelyn’s Bistro.
Another session with that pair of pals, Serrano and Foley. Who said that Vaudeville was dead? Not on their show. They have many a new trick up their old sleeves and many a word to say. Valentine’s Day will not be forgotten. Nor will the amazing political developments that fly this way and that way … Continued
Jovelyn Richards talks to author Jo Giese about the lessons Jo learned from her mother Babe as written in Giese’s memoir, “Never Sit If You Can Dance”. Jo Giese is an awarding-winning radio journalist, author, teacher, community activist and former TV reporter.
Weekly interviews with poets, performance artists, film-makers, novelists and storytellers. Hosted by Nina Serrano the second Wednesday of the month; Jovelyn Richards the third & fifth Wednesday; and Reyna Cowan the fourth Wednesday.
Joya Cory teaches classes and workshops in Full Spectrum Improvisation for theatre and life. The idea is to unlock your larger self, accessing the daring, unfettered, self-of-all-possibilities. She is also the author of “Two Worlds at the Same Time,” which looks at her techniques and theories behind the techniques. She is interviewed by Jovelyn Richards.
Judy Wells reads from her new exciting poetic work including the poem that is the preface to the book that chronicles the incidents that link Judy Wells to her ancestors. This includes her distant cousin Emily Dickinson! If you like laughter, don’t miss this episode where laughter mixes with the painful historic memory that lingers … Continued
Weekly interviews with poets, performance artists, film-makers, novelists and storytellers. Hosted by Nina Serrano the second Wednesday of the month; Jovelyn Richards the third & fifth Wednesday; and Reyna Cowan the fourth Wednesday.
Weekly interviews with poets, performance artists, film-makers, novelists and storytellers. Hosted by Nina Serrano the second Wednesday of the month; Jovelyn Richards the third & fifth Wednesday; and Reyna Cowan the fourth Wednesday.
To access the video: Click on the headline, then on the photo. Literary Dialogs with Nina Serrano interviews Dena and Becky Taylor, authors of “Tell Me the Number before Infinity: The Story of a Girl with a Quirky Mind, an Eccentric Family, and Oh Yes, a Disability.” The interview took place September 28, 2018 in Vallejo, California at the home studio of Estuary Press. Dena and Becky read from the book as part of the program.
Aidaa Peerzada talks about the groundbreaking play she’s written, One Googol and One, which runs through December 22 2018 at Brava Theater Center. Hosted by Jovelyn Richards.
Reyna Cowan examines the 1968 film, The Battle Front for the Liberation of Japan – Summer in Sanrizuka directed by Shinsuke Ogawa and the Ogawa Pro filmmaking collective. Interviewing Miryam Sas, a Professor of Comparative Literature and Film & Media at the University of California, Berkeley, she looks at the revolutionary film that follows farmers and student activists fight against the forced eviction from their lands to build a new international airport in Narita, near Tokyo.
