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An Iowa arts extravaganza: discussing DJ Savarese's new poetry collection, an initiative among educators to break stereotypes and a conversation with musician — and Iowan — Greg Brown.
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If you haven't picked up a romance novel in a while, you may be pleasantly surprised by what you find. Two connoisseurs of the genre join the show to discuss public opinion on romance novels and offer recommendations. Then poet Caleb "The Negro Artist" Rainey, discusses love poems and his new album.
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Controversial LGBTQ-related education legislation — similar to measures seen in Republican-controlled states across the country — is going through the Iowa Statehouse this session.
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The long-awaited sequel Black Panther: Wakanda Forever hits movie theaters this week continuing an exploration of different cultures and history and affecting Iowans of color.
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Host Charity Nebbe discusses "Thomas and Beulah" with former U.S. Poet Laureate Rita Dove and expert readers for this April meeting of the Talk of Iowa Book Club.
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This is the April meeting of the Talk of Iowa Book Club. Host Charity Nebbe and her guests have been reading Thomas and Beulah by Rita Dove.
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Charity Nebbe talks with Emily Spencer (now known as E. Yetunde Ahn,) about her award-winning poetry collection "East Walnut Hills."
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A look at all the Iowans who allegedly took part in the storming of the U.S. Capitol.
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A new poetry festival is aimed at building stages for the many Iowa poets looking for a mic. And a Buena Vista University student has published a book of poetry on his parents' journey from El Salvador to the United States.
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Charity Nebbe talks with Young Bear in this bonus episode of the Talk of Iowa Book Club.