Jim Moore
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- St. Paul poet Jim Moore discusses "Invisible Strings"
MPR’s Euan Kerr talks with St. Paul poet Jim Moore about collection "Invisible Strings." Moore reads from book.
- Walter Mondale and U.S. Senate candidates on the issues
On this Midday program, a focus on Walter Mondale and the U.S. Senate Race. Program begins with a profile of former Vice President Walter Mondale by MPR’s Dan Olson. This is followed with excerpts of previous interviews with Mondale. Program also includes clips with the other candidates for U.S. Senate.
- U.S. Senate candidates debate at State Fair
MPR’s Mark Zdechlik reports on Minnesota U.S. Senate debate held at the Minnesota State Fair. Segment includes clips from the four candidates as they debated topics including healthcare, taxes, and the war with Iraq, amongst others.
- Tracking U.S. Senate candidates at State Fair
Just as much a part of the State Fair as midway rides, 4-H displays and food of all kinds, are politicians working potential voters. MPR’s Mark Zdechlik checks in on what the four major party endorsed candidates for U.S. Senate are talking about at the Fair.
- Bill Holm reflects on life, health, and literature
MPR’s John Biewen profiles Minneosta poet Bill Holm after his heart attack. Holm talks about his health, his time in China, writing, and disdain for strict nutrition.
- Jim Moore on poet Thomas McGrath and Walt Whitman's "The Role of the Poet"
Poet Jim Moore compares Walt Whitman's The Role of the Poet with the poetry of Tom McGrath, specifically McGrath’s Letter to an Imaginary Friend. Moore reads aloud from both poems.
- Jim Moore - The strength of poetry in Minnesota
Poet Jim Moore provides commentary on why poets like Thomas McGrath and Robert Bly stay in this area, in part due to the connection between poetry and politics.
- Patricia Hampl and Jim Moore discuss local literary magazine
An interview with Minnesota writers Patricia Hampl and James Moore, who edit the literary magazine The Lamp in the Spine. Publication is primarily a poetry magazine, but also include essays on political and social interest.
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