Beste Caldecott podcasts (2024)

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P.138 Hanna Cha Caldecott Honor Award-Winning Illustrator and Writer & Illustrator 31:05

13d ago31:05

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Hanna Cha, a Caldecott Honor award-winning illustrator and writer known for her enchanting storytelling through art. Hanna shares her journey from a vagabond life between Seoul and the U.S. to becoming the creator of beloved books like *Tiny Feet Between the Mountains* and *The Truth about Dragons*. Learn about her creative process and what inspire…

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EP.137 Nikki Grimes Rhymes and Reasons: Exploring Children's Poetry 36:52

22d ago36:52

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Nikki Grimes was born in Harlem and spent her childhood moving through various neighborhoods in New York. As a foster child from a broken home, she faced constant farewells to new friends. In this challenging environment, reading and writing became her lifelines. When she had no one to confide in, Grimes poured her thoughts and feelings into poems …

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EP. 136 Jason Reynolds on Finding Strength in Vulnerability: Discussion on 24 Seconds From Now 43:34

1M ago43:34

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Jason Reynolds shares his thoughts on life, the transformative power of storytelling, and the deep influence of his mother throughout his journey. We dive into his latest work, 24 Seconds from Now, which he describes as a love story for the ages, highlighting the intricate connections between love, identity, and personal growth. Our conversation ex…

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EP. 135 Banned Books, Life and Samira Ahmed 46:38

1M ago46:38

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Samira Ahmed discusses her new book, This Book Won't Burn, which explores family life and the alarming issue of book bans in America. In this episode, Ahmed dives into the importance of storytelling and the challenges faced by diverse voices in today's literary world. She reflects on her experiences growing up in a multicultural family and how thos…

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EP. 134 Me & Mama author/illustrator Cozbi A. Cabrera talks poetry, life and Read Alouds 27:46

3M ago27:46

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Cozbi A. Cabrera: Illustrating and Writer for Young Readers with Representation in Mind Acclaimed children's book author and illustrator Cozbi Cabrera takes us on a journey through her creative process, sharing intimate moments from her childhood that have deeply influenced her goal of providing authentic representation for young readers through he…

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EP. 133 Michael Arceneaux on Family, Loss & His Book I Finally Bought Some Jordans | Full Episode 33:40

3M ago33:40

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Michael Arceneaux shares COPING WITH LOSS of his mother and the essays in his new book "I Finally Bought Some Jordans" that reflect on his close relationship with his mom and the complexities of family. Arceneaux discusses the mix of humor and heavy issues in his writing, including topics like personal finance, celebrity encounters, and navigating …

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EP. 132 Tony Keith Jr. and HOW THE BOOGEYMAN BECAME A POET 49:02

4M ago49:02

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Poet, writer, and educator Dr. Tony Keith Jr. makes his debut with a powerful YA memoir in verse, tracing his journey from being a closeted gay Black teen battling poverty, racism, and homophobia to becoming an openly gay first-generation college student who finds freedom in poetry. The audio experience is a true delight, with Tony's writing and na…

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EP. 131 CHILDREN'S BOOK CAN REALLY change the world with Gracey Zhang | It's Personal 28:08

4M ago28:08

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Artist and author Gracey Zhang shares insights into her diverse creative portfolio and the personal experiences that have shaped her art and writing. From her early days exploring the world through her travels, to her immersion in the vibrant art scene at one of the top art schools in the world, Gracey's path to artistic success has been a winding …

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EP. 130 Luana Horry, editor at HARPER COLLINS, chats PETE THE CAT & Books and music | It's Personal 43:09

4M ago43:09

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Luana Horry, a passionate SENIOR EDITOR at HARPERCOLLINS Children's Books, who is revolutionizing the world of children's literature. Born and raised in Jamaica, Queens, a hub of extraordinary talents, Luana has made it her mission to diversify the publishing industry and amplify underrepresented voices. As a trailblazer in her field, Luana has wor…

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EP 129 Award WINNING author NICK BROOKS talks PROMISE BOYS & family | It's Personal 40:00

4M ago40:00

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Best SELLING AUTHOR, Nick Brooks, the mind behind the critically acclaimed novel "The Promise Boys," talks about RELATIONSHIPS, and the music industry. Nick delves deep into the personal experiences that have shaped his literary journey, from his time creating music and working with renowned record labels, to the profound impact of becoming a "girl…

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EP. 128 Ellen Oh, STUCK between cultures and WRITING for Middle School 42:32

5M ago42:32

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Acclaimed children's book author Ellen Oh takes us on a captivating journey, sharing insights into her diverse literary portfolio and the personal experiences that have shaped her writing. From her early days as a lawyer and college instructor to her transition into the world of children's literature, explore Ellen's path to literary success. Delve…

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EP. 127 Fredrick Joseph, speaks on family, Palestine, and Sports 43:26

5M ago43:26

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Fredrick Joseph, New York Times Best Selling author, thought-provoking speaker, and advocate for equity and social justice, joins us for a captivating conversation. Fredrick will discuss his new poetry collection "We Alive, Beloved," which explores a new genre that seeks to find joy in moments of difficulty. Whether illuminating the beauty of being…

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EP. 126 Saadia Faruqi on Ali the Great and early Influences during her writing career 20:59

1+ y ago20:59

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As we sit down with Saadia Faruqi, a talented writer and advocate for diversity in children's literature. Saadia shares her inspiring journey of writing books that resonate with her daughter, with a strong desire for her to see herself represented in literature. We explore the importance of having range in writing, capturing the early years, middle…

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EP. 125 Antonio Michael Downing, Orphan Blue, Black Grandma's & creative freedom 35:47

1+ y ago35:47

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Join us on this episode of the podcast as we dive deep into the life and experiences of Antonio Michael Downing, author, musician, and speaker. Antonio shares his journey growing up in Toronto and the profound influence his grandmother had on his life and family. We explore the pressures that people of color face when creating and the challenges of…

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EP. 124 Ekiuwa Aire, exploring African history and representation, and influences 15:45

1+ y ago15:45

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Join us on this episode of the podcast as we chat with Ekiuwa Aire, founder of Our Ancestories. Ekiuwa shares her experiences growing up in boarding school in Nigeria and how her family, especially her kids, inspired her to write books that represent African history and culture. She also discusses her biggest influence, Vasti Harrison, and how her …

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Shaymaa Ismaa’eel: Countering bigotry with joy 4:10

1+ y ago4:10

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“I smiled in the face of bigotry.” Shaymaa Ismaa’eel Muslim who stood up to Islamophobia with joy The Art: Ink drawing of Shaymaa Ismaa’eel flashing a bright smile and peace sign while wearing an orange hijab. She’s drawn on a map of Washington, DC, where she encountered the anti-Muslim protestors that inspired her smile. The Story: It was a warm s…

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EP. 123 Jennifer N. Baker talks FORGIVE ME NOT and early environment 39:39

1+ y ago39:39

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Jennifer Baker was named the 2019 Publishers Weekly Star Watch “SuperStar” because her “varied work championing diversity in publishing has made her an indispensable fixture in the book business.” She is the recipient of a 2017 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship and a 2017 Queens Council on the Arts New Work Grant (as well as the QCA Jr. Board Artistic E…

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Anne Frank: How the Diary of a Young Girl impacted the world 6:31

1+ y ago6:31

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“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” Anne Frank Author The Art: Ink drawing on a map of Amsterdam, Netherlands. The rooms where Anne Frank and her family and the others spent 25 months hiding from the Nazis are now a museum and it is located to the left of her eyes. The Story: Born in 192…

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Michaela Goade: First Native American to win the Caldecott Medal 8:06

1+ y ago8:06

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“I contemplated how sorrow, frustration, and anger wove together with courage, resiliency, and hope, and how the art might speak to this gravity.” Michaela Goade First Native American illustrator to win the Caldecott Medal The Artwork: Ink drawing of Michaela Goade on a map of southeastern Alaska. She is holding an open copy of We Are Water Protect…

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EP. 122 Nawal Qarooni talks being a Momma and the lit world she lives in 20:38

1+ y ago20:38

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Nawal Qarooni is an educator, writer, and adjunct professor who supports a holistic approach to literacy instruction and family experiences in schools across the country. Drawing on her work as an inquiry-based leader, mother, and proud daughter of immigrants, Nawal's pedagogy is centered on the rich and authentic learning all families gift their c…

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Season 2 Trailer 1:02

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Coming June 27, Fearless Portraits returns for a second season telling stories of women who worked to change the world.Door Dan Landau

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EP. 121 Breanna J. McDaniel hard truths and new books 31:41

1+ y ago31:41

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Breanna J. McDaniel (she/her/hers) is the co-founder of REIYL (Researchers Exploring Inclusive Youth Literature) and an author. She’s published in myriad academic journals, an academic anthology and her debut picture book Hands Up! was published with Dial Books in 2019, while her newest picture book Impossible Moon was published with Denene Millner…

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EP. 120 Jamila Reddy on the art of living, the south and family 29:33

1+ y ago29:33

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Jamila is such a warm soul. In 2017 Jamila created a lifestyle design coaching methodology to help people find intentional, aligned, and strategic ways to transform their lives into what they want them to be.Jamila is also the host of a podcast called Deliberate and Doing it Afraid, where stories, reflections, and revelations are shared. On Its Per…

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EP. 119 C.G Esperanza on never being a reader and one of six siblings 19:46

1+ y ago19:46

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Born the second of six cool kids. The South Bronx is where he first opened his eyelids. A land shrouded in bright-colored decay, the birthplace of graffiti and the hip-hop DJ! He paints fantasy worlds of elephants, and castles too! Accompanying this wonder is some whimsical truth. Charles has a voice that is seldom heard. A fusion of jazz, distorte…

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EP. 118 Ashley Franklin on The Little Mermaid, motherhood and early schooling 32:55

1+ y ago32:55

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Ashley Franklin is a professional chaser—of ideas, dreams, and, most often, her kids. She is the author of Not Quite Snow White and a contributor to Once Upon an Eid, a collection of brilliant Muslim voices and stories. Ashley lives in Arkansas with her husband, Michael, and her children, Bilal and Mikhail. You can visit her online at www.ashleyfra…

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EP. 117 Charlene Carr chats adult writing, siblings, and travel life 19:16

1+ y ago19:16

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Charlene has always loved writing. She grew up reading Dickens and Tolkien and Bronte. When she turned to contemporary books, too many were predictable, with characters that felt like paper doll cut-outs. It took time but, through the misses, she found books full of realistic characters, who messed up like the rest of us. Those were the books she w…

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EP. 116 Sarah Roughley talks about Ontario, Canada, writing journey and fantasy. 22:50

1+ y ago22:50

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Sarah Roughley talks about growing up in Southern Ontario writing stories about freakish little girls with powers because she secretly wanted to be one.Sarah is also an educator/professor , and has her PhD in English.She prides herself on wiring pieces on writing pieces about young girls that have super powers!.On ItsPersonal, Sarah talks what she …

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EP. 115.Danielle Murrell Cox talks supportive momma, growing up in Canada and ART 23:46

1+ y ago23:46

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Danielle Murrell Cox is from Montreal Quebec. She is a creator of all things. She graduated from Dawson College in 2011, and is now a graphic designer, illustrator, freelancer, and business owner.Danielle is best know for her self-published coloring books Black Queens and Black Kinds, which went viral on social media and gave her the opportunity to…

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EP. 114 Nadine Presley talks The City of Jasmine, writing community, and family. 26:54

1+ y ago26:54

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Nadine Presley talks about her writing journey, her family, and her first book, The City of Jasmine (set for 2025). Nadine has lived in multiple places and has experienced a lot throughout her travels. During this podcast, Nadine talks specifically about how she started writing, and why it is important to create Syrian stories to represent herself …

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Interview about Fearless Portraits on Q92.9 FM 5:14

2y ago5:14

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I’ve been working hard collecting new stories and drawing portraits of amazing women that will be coming to your podcast feed for Season 2 in the new year. But for now, here is an interview I did this week with John and Rachel, hosts of the YaJagoff! show on Pittsburgh’s Q92.9 FM about the Fearless Portraits art project.…

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Dr. Katalin Karikó: Inventing a vaccine to stop a pandemic 6:10

2y ago6:10

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“Redemption! I was grabbing the air, I got so excited I was afraid I might die or something.” Dr. Katalin Karikó Biochemist who pioneered mRNA, the technology behind the successful COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna. The Artwork: Ink drawing on a map of Philadelphia, PA. The University of Pennsylvania where she did much of her resea…

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Alice Ball: Creating the world’s first cure for leprosy 6:00

2y ago6:00

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“I interested Miss Alice Ball… in the chemical problem of obtaining… the active agents in the oil of chaulmoogra. After a great deal of experimental work, Miss Ball solved the problem.” Dr. Harry Hollmann Writing about chemist Alice Ball and her groundbreaking cure for leprosy in a scientific journal The Artwork: Ball’s portrait in the Fearless Por…

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The McBride Sisters: Building the largest Black-owned wine company one bottle at a time 6:31

2y ago6:31

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“It’s definitely an old boys’ club, and so obviously for us coming in as opposite, we definitely were looked at as not just not belonging, but really incapable of being successful.” Robin McBride Co-founded McBride Sisters Wine Company with Andréa McBride, the largest Black-owned wine company in the US The Artwork: The McBride’s portrait in the Fea…

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Masako Wakamiya: World’s oldest app developer 6:26

2+ y ago6:26

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“It is never a waste to try something and fail.” Masako “Ma-chan” Wakamiya (若宮正子) Octogenarian app developer The Artwork: Ma-chan’s portrait in the Fearless Portraits project consists of an Ink drawing on a map of Kanagawa, the prefecture she lives in, just south of Tokyo. She’s seated on the floor next to a traditional Japanese short-legged table …

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Kamryn Gardner: Girls deserve pockets on their clothes 4:35

2+ y ago4:35

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“I do not like that the front pockets of girls jeans are fake.” Kamryn Gardner First grader who asked Old Navy to make jeans with pockets The Artwork: Gardner’s portrait in the Fearless Portraits project consists of an Ink drawing of her holding her new pocketed jeans on a map of northern Arkansas. Bentonville, where she lives is located just over …

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Dr. Chien-Shung Wu: Rewriting the Laws of Physics 4:55

2+ y ago4:55

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“There is only one thing worse than coming from the lab to a sink full of dirty dishes and that is not going to the lab at all.” Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu (吳健雄) Experimental physicist, known as the “First Lady of Physics” The Artwork: Wu’s portrait in the Fearless Portraits project consists of an Ink drawing on a map of Manhattan, New York City. Columbia…

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Janet Yellen: On making economics work for everyone 5:28

2+ y ago5:28

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“Economics should be about caring for real people.” Janet Yellen First female Secretary of the Treasury First female Chair of the Federal Reserve Chair of the Council of Economic Advisors First person to hold all three roles The Artwork: Yellen’s portrait in the Fearless Portraits project consists of an Ink and colored pencil drawing on a map of Sa…

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EP. 113 Janae Marks on motherhood, friendships, NYC and pandemic writing 27:36

2+ y ago27:36

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Janae Marks is the author of critically acclaimed middle grade novels, From the Desk of Zoe Washington and A Soft Place to Land, as well as the forthcoming novel On Air with Zoe Washington. She has an MFA in Writing for Children from The New School, and lives in Connecticut with her husband, daughter and miniature schnauzer named Cookie.Janae chats…

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EP. 112 Jyoti Rajan Gopal talks new books, NYC, and family :-) 34:14

2+ y ago34:14

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Jyoti Rajan Gopal is a writer, mom and Kindergarten teacher. Growing up, she lived in Thailand, Indonesia, Myanmar, India and China. Twenty-eight years ago, she moved to New York and now lives in Yonkers in a quirky old Victorian, with her husband and two daughters. Her favorite place in the house is the wrap around porch where she loves to gather …

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EP. 111 Jerome & Jarrett Pumphrey on writing journey, fatherhood and books! 23:34

2+ y ago23:34

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Jarrett has been a storyteller most his life, both on his own and in collaboration with Jerome. While their earliest work remains locked in a drawer—the key long lost for good measure—their first co-authored book, Creepy Things Are Scaring Me, was published by HarperCollins in 2003.Jerome is a designer, illustrator, and writer, originally from Hous…

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Brenda Landau: An unlikely journey to business success 4:00

2+ y ago4:00

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“If you are independent, you will never be afraid to be alone or to leave a job.” Brenda Landau Businesswoman The Art: Brenda’s portrait in the Fearless Portrait project consists of an ink drawing of her, on a map of Guatemala. Her hometown of Salama, Baja Verapaz, is visible on her neck. The Story: The day after New Year’s, 2021, Brenda Landau wen…

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EP. 110 Tracy Badua on motherhood, Cali and first book! 24:51

2+ y ago24:51

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Tracy Badua is a Filipino American author of books about young people with sunny hearts in a sometimes stormy world. According to her grandmother, Tracy inherited this love of the written word from her great-grandfather, a school teacher in the Philippines. To Tracy, this means writing is in her blood, and she continues this family tradition by tel…

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Maggie Kuhn: Her most important work came after retirement 6:06

2+ y ago6:06

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“Speak your mind, even if your voice shakes.” Maggie Kuhn Elder rights activist & founder of the Gray Panthers The Artwork: Maggie Kuhn’s portrait in the Fearless Portrait project consists of an ink drawing of her Ink drawing on a map of Philadelphia, PA, where she lived and worked. The Story: In 1970, Maggie Kuhn was working a job she loved at the…

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EP. 109 Dane Liu on living in many places, being "goodenough" and new books! 27:48

2+ y ago27:48

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Dane Liu believes in the power of stories to affirm, transport, and transform. Her debut for young readers FRIENDS ARE FRIENDS, FOREVER is a Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection, an Indie Next Pick, and a Best Book of the Year from The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books. Dane was born in China and moved to the US and Canada when sh…

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Dasia Taylor: Inventing medical devices in high school 4:47

2+ y ago4:47

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“I classify my research as where equity meets science. The people who are really going to need [smart sutures] will not be able to afford them. So, I decided to make something cost-effective.” Dasia Taylor Inventor The artwork Dasia Taylor’s portrait in the Fearless Portrait Project consists of an ink drawing on a map of Iowa. Her hometown of Iowa …

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EP. 108 Julian Randall (PART II)on his NEW essay collection and tornado runinng 22:11

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Julian Randall is a Living Queer Black poet from Chicago. He has received fellowships from Cave Canem, CantoMundo, Callaloo, BOAAT, and the Watering Hole. Julian is the recipient of a Pushcart Prize. Julian is the winner of the 2019 Betty Berzon Emerging Writer Award from the Publishing Triangle.On this podcast (part 2 of 2) Julian talks about The …

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EP. 107 Julian Randall on first book, moms and pops, and family history 36:07

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Julian Randall is a Living Queer Black poet from Chicago. He has received fellowships from Cave Canem, CantoMundo, Callaloo, BOAAT, and the Watering Hole. Julian is the recipient of a Pushcart Prize. Julian is the winner of the 2019 Betty Berzon Emerging Writer Award from the Publishing Triangle. On this podcast (part 1 of 2) Julian talks in-depth …

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#ItsPersonal Podcast IV 106.Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich on freedom to read, storytelling and media 28:53

2+ y ago28:53

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Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich was born in New York and later moved A LOT. She's spent a lot of time in many different countries, so she was a new kid in many different places (up until 8th grade).On this podcast, Olugbemisola shares childhood stories with her parents, the freedom to read, the feeling of being in different schools, and the impact of…

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Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte: First Native American to earn a medical degree 5:43

2+ y ago5:43

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“My office hours are any and all hours of the day and night.” Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte First Native American to earn a medical degree The Artwork: Picotte’s portrait in the Fearless Portrait project consists of an Ink drawing of her n an 1886 map of Nebraska; the Omaha Reservation is marked on top right side of her head. The portrait is based o…

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Adm. Michelle Howard: A daring pirate rescue 6:33

2+ y ago6:33

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“When you have a diverse team, you get different perspectives that help you succeed. It’s about having a team that has lots of ideas and grabbing the best one—that’s what diversity brings you.” Admiral Michelle Howard Highest ranking female officer in US Navy history The artwork: Howard’s portrait in the Fearless Portrait project consists of an Ink…

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