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Latisha Hill reads "Joy" and by Langston Hughes and "Afraid" by an unknown author

Latisha Hill reads "Joy" and by Langston Hughes and "Afraid" by an unknown author
Latisha Hill reads "On Joy and Sorrow" by Kahlil Gibran

Latisha Hill reads "On Joy and Sorrow" by Kahlil Gibran.
Latisha Hill reads "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost

Latisha Hill reads "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost.
He Said / She Said visits Verne in the KPBX Studio

Ann Benson, Mezzo-Soprano and Mary J. Trotter, pianist, perform and talk with Verne Windham.
Latisha Hill reads "Life is a Privilege" by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Latisha Hill reads "Life is a Privilege" by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Dan Webster reviews "Emergency"

Carey Williams’ “Emergency” shows how race can make a complex situation ever more serious, Dan Webster says in his movie review.
Spokane Symphony Associates Cantabile Chapter presents "True Light"

Conductor Kristina Ploeger-Hekmatpanah visits the KPBX studio to talk about Monday's show, "True Light"
New Releases: Michelle Ross, part 2

The conclusion of Jim Tevenan's conversation with violinist and composer, Michelle Ross.
Betsy Aoki reads "The Day after Yesterday" by Erin Malone

Betsy Aoki reads "The Day after Yesterday" by Erin Malone.
Betsy Aoki reads her original poem, "What to Expect from the Hadron Collider as a College Roommate"

Betsy Aoki reads her original poem, "What to Expect from the Hadron Collider as a College Roommate."

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