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Host of The Listen and Be Heard Hour for Readers and Writers, and, Beyond Borders.

  1. 2D AGO

    s4e7 Del Gonzales Brings Beastie to Phys Fest NYC

    Wailuku, a poem by Vanessa Lee-Miller, Del Gonzales on "The Adventures of Beastie," and Phys Fest NYC, 2026. New music, a Groove Collective tribute to Tito Puente, featuring Eddie Bobet, and The I Am, featuring Nappy G. Poetry by Nikki Giovanni and new poetry streams by Martha Cinader.

    58 min

  2. FEB 14

    Beyond Borders – s2e4 – Ni Rivera, Telling New Stories About Housing, Food and Climate Insecurity

    Ni Rivera joins Judy Talaugon and Martha Cinader in a conversation about housing, homelessness, food sovereignty, social justice and the importance of lived experiences in shaping policy and community action. Featuring Poetry by Julia De Burgos and Ni Rivera

    58 min

  3. FEB 12

    s4e6 Elizabeth Perlman, Word Magic!

    Elizabeth Perlman, author of Word Magic: The Power of Writing to Reframe Your Story and Claim Your Intuition is our guest in the audio garden. Hernan shares new music: Freedom, Equity, and Justice for the People Song, and El Brujo. Poetry by Crystal Cauley, an essay by Jocelyn Grover and new poetry streams...

    58 min

  4. FEB 5

    s4e5 Tony Cranston, Talking Stories Radio

    Tony Cranston shares his passion for storytelling. We explore universal themes found in myths and folk tales across cultures and he tells a Chinese folk tale about a kind-hearted girl named Mei Mei. An exclusive live recording from Berk's' Jazz Fest, featuring Joe Lovano. Poetry by Glenis Redmond.

    58 min

  5. JAN 31

    Beyond Borders – s2e3 – Communicating Justice with Olga Kavran, Founder of JUSTICOM

    Judy Talaugon and Martha Cinader speak with Olga Kavran, founding director of JUSTICOM, about her extensive experience in international criminal law and outreach, focusing on the communication of justice, and defining justice as a multifaceted concept that varies based on individual experiences and societal contexts. They go on to discuss genocide as legally defined, the role of international courts, the challenges they face and a growing expectation for justice and accountability in the international community.

    58 min

  6. JAN 29

    s4e4 Saumya Choudhuri, Delhi Poetry Slam

    Saumya Choudhury, poet and organizer, joins Martha in the audio garden from Delhi. We also feature archival poetry from Barbara Tran. Hernan shares a rare live recording from 1986 of Eddie Harris in Paris. As always some brand new music and poetry from the garden to you.

    58 min

  7. JAN 22

    s4e3 Joe Siple on Writing the Fictional Life of an Octogenarian

    Author of the Murray McBride Trilogy, Joe Siple, joins Tony Robles in the audio garden. We feature poetry by Mary TallMountain and Suzette Clark Bradshaw, a new live recording from Hernan Ramiro Rodriguez Sierra, and also rare live recordings of Jim Pepper with Don Cherry.

    58 min

  8. JAN 17

    Beyond Borders – s2e2 – Venezuela in Context, Taxpayers Against Genocide, The Tribunal Project

    Judy Talaugon has a wide ranging discussion with Angela Marino about Venezuela and the Americas. She also gets an update from Seth Donnelly on Tax Payers Against Genocide. Hernan Ramiro talks with Olga Kavran about international criminal law.

    58 min
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    Listen & Be Heard Network
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    39
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