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Writer, improviser, and performer Andrea Laurion lives in Bloomfield. She talks with 90.5 WESA Morning Edition host Josh Raulerson about the inspiration…
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What does a good novel have in common with an orchestral score? Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra assistant conductor Fawzi Haimor, talking with 90.5 WESA…
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Steve Tuell studies Hebrew and the Old Testament at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. As a theologian and a scholar of ancient languages, he has a…
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After stints in New York and Berlin Steve Sokol came to the Steel City to head the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh. He talks with WESA Morning Edition…
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Pittsburgh writer Tim Sweterlitsch talks with WESA Morning Edition host Josh Raulerson about his wide-ranging interests in fiction.
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Mt. Lebanon resident Gery Terner was blown away by the new short story collection from George Saunders.New York Times Magazine calls Tenth of December the…
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WESA Morning Edition Host Josh Raulerson interviews poet, memoirist and devotee of sparse, unsentimental prose, Lori Jakiela about her reading selections.
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Pittsburgh City Councilman Patrick Dowd started out as a historian and while he's no longer in academia his reading still reflects that background. Dowd…
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Pittsburgh Arts and Lectures Executive Director Jayne Adair's reading list is as rich and varied as her schedule of speakers. She shares some powerful…
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Matthias Sundberg of Point Breeze say he enjoys action and adventure stories tinged with social realism. WESA Morning Edition Host Josh Raulerson talks…