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Las Cafeteras: Political Folk for the Soul
Air date: 4/30/2018 Read the transcript of the episode: 051618 intersections with Las Cafeteras Las Cafeteras, the Chicano band from LA, and...
Brenda Rufener: Homeless Youth
Air date: 4/30/2018 **Read the transcript of the episode: 051618 intersections with Brenda Rufener Brenda Rufener’s debut YA novel, Wh...
Nidhi Chanani: Empowerment Through Fantasy
Nidhi Chanani is a survivor. She survived a traumatic childhood and the loss of her first baby. That doesn’t stop her from finding and...
Shanthi Sekaran: Un/documented Motherhood
Shanthi Sekaran is the author of the novel “Lucky Boy”, about adoption, immigration and motherhood, in Berkeley, CA. Two mothers’ paths cros...
Celeste Ng: Motherhood Across Boundaries
The last time I spoke with Celeste Ng was for her debut novel, Everything I Never Told You, which won critical acclaim and in fact was featu...
Alia Malek: Syria, Inside and Out
  Alia Malek is the author of The Home that was Our Country: A Memoir of Syria, in which she she weaves the personal history of her fam...
Bomba Estéreo Rocks Indigenous Roots
Back in August, the day before their latest digital album was released, Bomba Estéreostopped by Portland to start their extensive internatio...
Rene Denfeld: On humanizing trauma
Rene Denfeld won critical acclaim for her first novel, The Enchanted, inspired by her experience as an investigator on death penalty cases....
Vanessa Grubbs: Racial Disparities in Kidney Transplants
Dr. Vanessa Grubbs is one of the rare few black doctors in nephrology (specializing in the kidney) and that’s just the beginning. She...
Jonny Sun Explores Human Nature
Jonathan Sun is a doctoral student in Urban Studies at MIT – but he’s better known as @jonnysun, the alien character twitter phe...
Moazzam Sheikh: Representing Literary South Asian America
The Chicago Quarterly Review is a literary anthology that invites aspiring and established writers to submit fiction, nonfiction and poetry....
Zainab Alkebsi: A SCOTUS Tale
Did you know that July is the anniversary month of the Americans with Disability Act (1990)? July is also the anniversary month of Intersect...
Sandhya Menon: When Dimple Met Rishi
Sandhya Menon is the author of the young adult romance novel When Dimple Met Rishi, her debut novel. The story follows two Indian American (...
Nina Diaz: Recovery, Authenticity and Identity
Nina Diaz, lead singer of the indie punk rock band, Girl in a Coma has been on tour for her debut solo album, The Beat is Dead. This album t...
On Common Ground: From Pakistan to Portland
Sometimes I have the opportunity to host badass South Asian artists in studio, and it is always a very good day. It’s one thing we get...
Jennifer Yu: Four Weeks, Five People
Boston-native Jennifer Yu has had quite an eventful year: She published her debut young adult novel, Four Weeks, Five People, just before gr...
Vieux Farka Touré: Music as National Service
Last month, I had the wonderful opportunity to meet and chat with Malian blues guitarist extraordinaire: Vieux Farka Touré. Mali is home to...
Gaby Moreno: Spanglish Folk-Soul
Since moving to Los Angeles from her native Guatemala, singer-songwriter Gaby Moreno has achieved remarkable success as a musician. She has...
#JournalismIsNotACrime: Jenni Monet Embedded & Arrested at Standing Rock
  The last time I talked about the protests at Standing Rock, ND, there was a victory of sorts: the Army Corps of Engineers had denied...
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