Liz Hannon
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- Voices from the Heartland - Liz Hannon, Final Story
- Al Brown talks about Vietnam play "One Last Dance"
Twin Cities and actor playwright Al Brown talks about his play, One Last Dance. The play continues the story Hughes and Verville, two soldiers from a previous Brown play, Back to Back.
- Martine Van Hamel on older dancers
- Black artists Sekou Sundiata and Rhodessa Jones discuss cultural art
An All Things Considered conversation with Sekou Sundiata, a poet and playwright; and Rhodessa Jones, a director, teacher, and writer about capturing culture in art and enlightening youth.
- Indian gaming, Indian lobby votes for new chairman
- Brian Grandison discusses Penumbra Theatre play "Everlasting Arms" by Evelyn Fairbanks
MPR’s Liz Hannon interviews director Brian Grandison about Everlasting Arms, a play at Penumbra Theatre. Segment includes a cast dramatization.
- John Gorka talks to Liz Hannon about songwriting and “Temporary Road“ album
MPR’s Liz Hannon interviews American folk musician John Gorka about making records and songwriting. Segment includes Gorak perfroming songs from “Temporary Road“ album.
- Susan Gordon Lydon talks about addiction and her book "Take the Long Way Home"
American journalist and writer Susan Gordan Lydon describes the double-life of a drug addict and her book, Take the Long Way Home: Memoirs Of A Survivor. The memoir focuses on drug abuse, addiction, and incest.
- Greg Mulcahy on his book "Out Of Work: Stories and Novella"
MPR’s Liz Hannon talks with St. Paul author Greg Mulcahy about getting published and his collected fiction debut, titled Out Of Work: Stories and Novella.
- Gil Gutknecht
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