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Joe Public Speaking Tom Jackson
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Basir Bita: Out of Afghanistan, Into Canada
Basir Bita, who worked for several years as an advisor to Afghan Peace Volunteers, was on Joe Public Speaking toward the end of last year, prior to the US pull-out from Afghanistan. Since then, Basir and his wife and children managed to get out of Afghanistan, and are now in Canada. He kindly agreed to speak with me about life in Afghanistan, and now out of Afghanistan.
Toward the end of the interview he mentions an organization that helps people in Afghanistan who still hope to emigrate. Here's the web address:
https://secure.givelively.org/donate/alliance-of-community-trainers/earth-activists-emergency-fund-for-afghan-relief
Or you can contact Basir here: email address: bitabasir@gmail.com Whatsapp number: +93 787355929
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Author, Gina Troisi talks about her memoir, "The Angle of Flickering Light"
"[W]hat would it cost for a girl to run wildly and recklessly into womanhood, making instant, temporary homes?" Gina Troisi shows us the cost in her vivid, visual writing style. "The Angle of Flickering Light" should be on your summer reading list, if it isn't already!
New York Times bestselling author, Domenica Ruta called this memoir, "a story of powerful recovery".
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Theologian, Martin Rumscheidt talks about his new, soon to be published essay about Nazi complicity in his family during WWII
In "Honoring Father and Mother: An Impossible Possibility?", Martin Rumscheidt discusses his lifetime struggle with the fact that his father, as a high ranking employee of IG Farben during WWII, was complicit with Nazi atrocities. How does one heed the ideal of honoring one's father and mother while knowing that through direct involvement, or through silence, one's parents were complicit with an atrocity?
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Musician, Celia Woodsmith: Della Mae, Say Darling, and her solo work!
Celia is the frontperson for the Grammy-nominated bluegrass band, Della Mae, as well as the rock/country rock band Say Darling.
You've got to hear her voice. Really.
Music in this episode:
"Way Down", Celia Woodsmith, from the album, "Cast Iron Shoes"
"Headlight", Della Mae, from the album, "Headlight"
"Good Man", Say Darling, from the album "Before & After"
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Author, Ernest Hebert talks about the upcoming re-release of his Darby Chronicles Series, a new book on the way, and fun with the publishing industry!
Ernie's (soon to be enhanced by re-releases and new stuff) author page on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Ernest-Hebert/e/B001H9T8XS%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share
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Musician Jon Nolan of Say Zuzu joins us to talk music, before, during and after COVID
Music:
"Pennsylvania", by Say Zuzu
"Mary (Won't You Come Along), by Jon Nolan
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