Host Cecil Prescod speaks with Thomas Chatterton Williams about his memoir,
LOSING MY COOL: How a Father's Love and 15,000 Books Beat Hip-Hop Culture. In
the book Williams describes how he managed to juggle two disparate
lifestyles--"keeping it real" in his friends' eyes an...
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Hosts Patricia Welch, and Emma Jackson Ford speak with children's author
Renee Watson, who discusses her two newly-released books: "What Mama Taught
Me" and "A Place Where Hurricanes Happen," a tale of Katrina as children saw
it. Renee Watson was born in New Jersey but gre...
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Madness Radio: Schizophrenia and Black Politics Jonathan Metzl
How did the definition of schizophrenia change during the civil rights and
Black Power era of the 1960s? Why did a disease primarily affecting withdrawn
white housewives suddenly become focused on angry and...
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Hosts Patricia Welch, Emma Jackson Ford and O.B. Hill interview damali ayo,
author, artist, speaker and host. Her books use humor to shed light on
American culture and human relations. damali's new book is Obamistan!: Land
without Racism.
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8:00am - 9:00am More Talk Radio Hosted by: Cecil Prescod, Celeste Carey
Black Chapter Portland PFLAG on Mother's Day. Hosts Celeste Carey and Cecil
Prescod speak with Geri Washington, Antoinette and Khalil Edwards (mother and
son), and Jala Waleed about the Black Chapter of...
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Hosted by: Emma Jackson Ford, Patricia Welch. The guest is Shoshana Johnson,
author of I'm Still Standing: From Captive U.S. Soldier to Free Citizen--My
Journey Home. In March of 2003 world headlines were made when a U.S. army
convoy was attacked in the city of An-Nasiriya...
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Hosts Patricia Welch, O.B. Hill and Emma Jackson Ford speak with Patricia
Turner, author of "Crafted Lives : Stories and Studies of African American
Quilters." Turner explores the culture and recent history of African
Americans through the creations and wisdom of nine quilt...
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Celeste Carey and Cecil Prescod speak with Eleanor Hinton Hoytt, who is the
President and Chief Executive Officer of the Black Women's Health
Imperative. With five videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; Hoytt's first
appearance was a 1991 Senate Committee as a President for th...
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The hosts focus on "Vancouver Avenue: Yesterday, Today and Forever," a
pictorial history of Portland's Vancouver Baptist Church and the community it
serves.
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