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Episode 10: From Refugee to Radical 44:09

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When a young Eva Kollisch arrives as a refugee in New York in 1940, she finds a community among socialists who share her values and idealism. She soon discovers ‘the cause’ isn’t as idyllic as it seems. Little does she know this is the beginning of a lifelong commitment to activism and her determination to create radical change in ways that include belonging, love and one's full self. In addition to Eva Kollisch’s memoirs Girl in Movement (2000) and The Ground Under My Feet (2014), LBI’s collections include an oral history interview with Eva conducted in 2014 and the papers of Eva’s mother, poet Margarete Kolllisch, which document Eva’s childhood experience on the Kindertransport. Learn more at www.lbi.org/kollisch . Exile is a production of the Leo Baeck Institute , New York | Berlin and Antica Productions . It’s narrated by Mandy Patinkin. Executive Producers include Katrina Onstad, Stuart Coxe, and Bernie Blum. Senior Producer is Debbie Pacheco. Associate Producers are Hailey Choi and Emily Morantz. Research and translation by Isabella Kempf. Sound design and audio mix by Philip Wilson, with help from Cameron McIver. Theme music by Oliver Wickham. Voice acting by Natalia Bushnik. Special thanks to the Kollisch family for the use of Eva’s two memoirs, “Girl in Movement” and “The Ground Under My Feet”, the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College and their “Voices of Feminism Oral History Project”, and Soundtrack New York.…

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Brother Brothers 7:22

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Identical twins Adam and David Moss perform as the Brother Brothers, and they’ll be in Columbus on January 10, 2024, with Six String Concerts. Their latest release is The January Album , so named because they recorded it in January 2021. Adam regards it as their “most collaborative effort yet,” with the brothers working closely throughout the recording and production. Tune in to hear more about their music, their influences and which brother is into Brazilian Tropicalia right now (hint, it’s not the one you think).…

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Happy Hard-Boiled Holiday! Tod Goldberg’s Dark Hanukkah 17:42

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New York Times best-selling author Tod Goldberg has turned to editing for his latest work, Hanukkah Noir: Eight Very Bad Nights . The collection features 11 stories by critically acclaimed authors and explores the dark, noir side of Hanukkah. As Goldberg puts it: Hanukkah is the perfect holiday for a noir setup because it’s eight nights. By about the third night, if you’re with your family, you’re ready to kill somebody. When he isn’t destroying a beloved holiday, Goldberg is a professor wf writing as well as a hardboiled author who specializes in “ bad people doing bad things to worse people.” Check out his anthology and maybe dip into his very interesting back catalog that includes original novelizations for the TV show Burn Notice .…

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Erika Engelhaupt says, Go to Hell (in a nice way) 17:26

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Science writer Erika Engelhaupt, author of one of my favorite recent books, Gory Details: Adventures From the Dark Side of Science , joins me to discuss her new book Go to Hell: A Traveler’s Guide to Earth’s Most Otherworldly Destinations . It’s a travel bucket list with over 50 destinations worldwide that are linked to various interpretations of hell, underworlds, and eerie locations. Engelhaupt says that “cultures throughout history and around the world have had some kind of version of the underworld,” so she worked with the editors at National Geographic to create a book that highlights some of these underworlds. From the Gates of Hell crater in Turkmenistan (but missing the Gates of Hell in Clintonville ) to the Hell Cave of Ireland to the Bracken Bat Cave in Texas, Engelhaupt has plenty of hellish locations for you. Check it out.…

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Darren C. Demaree: Making Writing Sweet 13:37

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Columbus poet Darren C. Demaree makes his returns to Craft to discuss his latest poetry collection, his 23rd: So Much More . He explores death, fatherhood, nature, and empathy, along with other topics. Demaree discusses his approach to poetry, emphasizing the importance of the writing process over the final product. Demaree’s productivity may be partly explained by his personal rituals, such as consuming sugar only while writing. Listen in to the interview to hear more about his feelings about the future and the socio-political landscape of Ohio. Craft-2024-11-23-Darren_Demaree Download…

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David Nihill and the Shelf Help Tour 17:30

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What does is take to be a successful comedian, like David Nihill? Practice. And a desire to tell people interesting facts, like Columbus used to have the oldest captive gorilla and currently has the longest span, single tower S-shaped suspension bridge in the world . Irish author, comedian, speaker, and coach David Nihill will be in Columbus on November 16 with his Shelf Help tour, discussing books and telling the audience which are the best ones to read. Nihill’s love of travel is intertwined with his love of reading, since travel invariably involves a lot of waiting and downtime. He’s lived in 12 countries and visiting over 70, so he’s got plenty of material for the show, much of which involves cultural observations and humor derived from his experiences. Nihill’s book Do You Talk Funny? is aimed at helping people understand how better to relate humorous stories, so come out to the show on November 16 and see how he does.…

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Craft 2024 Halloween: “Hannah” by Rami Ungar 38:40

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Most scary Halloween stories work because evil creatures or people threaten the protagonist is threatened by. “Torture the women!” Hitchcock famously said. But this year’s halloween story considers the question of “Who’s the monster?” something worth considering at any time of year, but especially in the fall. Cast Students from Christopher Ray’s Whetstone Academy of Performing Arts (Whetstone High School) Dominic Holmes – Malik Collins Diesel Berkowitz – Gage Freshour Hannah Kemper – Opal Shipley Almarie Shawcross – Lilian Debelius Dianne Shawcross – Evelyn Boreman Police officer – Cruz Reyes Audio editing by June Crowe from Ryan Van Bibber’s Audio Production class at Fort Hayes…

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Finding Gold in Horror Poetry: Maxwell I. Gold 8:56

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The days are getting shorter, a chill is in the air, and pumpkins are attacked mercilessly by knife-wielding maniacs: it must be Halloween season. It’s also one of the favorite times of year of Maxwell I. Gold , a Columbus native, author, and executive director of the Horror Writers Association . We discussed his work in weird and cosmic fiction, including his latest, the poetry collection Bleeding Rainbows and Other Broken Spectrums . This Bram Stoker Award-nominated collection contains cosmic horror and homoerotic elements and is organized by color and historical symbols. We talked about his journey into horror writing, the influence he experienced from weird fiction, and the evolution of his unique voice. He also highlights his role at the Horror Writers Association and provides insights into their membership structure. Listen in. If you dare……

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2024 Ohio Book Award Winner Sarah Lohman on the Eight Flavors of American Cuisine 28:42

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Blogger and food writer Sarah Lohman won not one but two 2024Ohio Book Awards: the Ohio Book Award in Nonfiction and the Reader’s Choice Award for her book Endangered Eating: America’s Vanishing Food . The Ohioana Library will present the Ohio Book Awards at the 83rd Annual Ohio Book Awards Celebration on October 29th, where you can meet the award winners. Lohman also wrote Eight Flavors: The Untold Story of American Cuisine , which argues that eight flavors unify American cooking: black pepper, vanilla, curry powder, chili powder, soy sauce, garlic, msg, and sriracha. I was only able to find six in my kitchen, but maybe you’re a more adventurous cook than I am? Listen in to hear Sarah’s judgement on my taste.…

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Ruth Moody: You’ve Got 5 Minutes – Write a Hit!

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Singer-songwriter Ruth Moody will be in Columbus on September 27 with Six String Concerts . We discussed her new solo album “Wanderer,” her first in a decade, which reflects on motherhood, grief, and love. The album, recorded in Nashville, is deeply personal and resonates with her audience through its emotional vulnerability. She details the challenges of balancing motherhood with her career, including the difficulty of touring with a young child and the need to write in short, focused intervals. Moody also shares her journey of learning various instruments, including piano, guitar, banjo, accordion, and bodhrán, and her experience collaborating with Mark Knopfler. Ruth Moody Full Download…

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George Bilgere: Cheap Motels of My Youth and in Berlin

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Poet George Bilgere, aka, Our Man in Berlin , drops by to discuss his latest, Cheap Motels of My Youth , which began at a café in Berlin and won the Rattle Magazine chapbook contest. We talk about his writing process, family, and approach to poetry in the digital age. He reads several of his poems, providing a fascinating glimpse into his creative life, largely brought on by being in Berlin (ok, I may be exaggerating here for reasons that will become clear when you listen to the podcast). For more from him, visit his radio show Wordplay and his recently launched Poetry Town , an online poem-a-day series.…

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Multitalented: The Accidentals visit Columbus 12:15

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Violinist Savannah Buist, cellist Katie Larson, and percussionist Michael Dause make up The Accidentals, who will perform in Columbus on March 12 with Six String Concerts . I spoke with Sav and Katie about their time as musicians, how the pandemic changed their musical abilities (think: engineering), and how they got to cowrite with some of their musical heroes on the Timeout Project. “The timeout project is actually kind of a side project …[and] a bunch of cowrites that we do with people who inspire us to become writers, such as … Beth Nielsen Chapman, Maia Sharp, Tom Paxton, Gretchen Peters, Gary Burr, and Georgia Middlemen.” -Sav Buist…

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Love and loss in the Gulf Coast: Columbus author Karin Cecile Davidson gives insight into her new novel 24:16

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If you’re looking for a break from the various crises filling our lives right now, you might find some solace in reading up on a volatile moment in the United States’ past. This week we talk to Columbus author Karin Cecile Davidson on her first novel, Sybelia Drive , which released on October 6th from Braddock Avenue Books. Sybelia Drive is interwoven with the perspectives of characters living in the Gulf Coast through the tumultuous ‘60s and ‘70s as they attempt to grapple with the Vietnam War and its impact on their communities. Sybelia Drive is interwoven with the perspectives of characters living in the Gulf Coast through the tumultuous ‘60s and ‘70s as they attempt to grapple with the Vietnam War and its impact on their communities. Davidson holds an MFA from Lesley University, is the interviews co-editor at the Newfound Journal , and is the recipient of several awards for her writing, including an Ohio Arts Council Residency and an Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award. Karin’s favorite things to write are short stories (many of which have been published in Five Points , the Massachusetts Review , and elsewhere), and she explained that her Sybelia Drive “started out as a story” until her graduate adviser helped her realize she wasn’t “writing linked stories—[she was] actually writing a novel.” Listen in to learn all about the Vietnam War, how Karin crafts a vivid image of a Gulf Coast lake town, and what it’s like to write a novel.…

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Public School Teaching: Glamorous or Does It Suck? 15:06

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My father was a school administrator for many years and I heard his enthusiasm for schools throughout my childhood. So I was intrigued by the title of Doris Caceres-Schumick’s book Public School Teaching Sucks, Period.: A Memoir of a Special Education/ESL Teacher . She’ll be an author with the virtual 2020 Ohioana Book Festival on August 28-30 , but you can hear about what makes public school teaching suck on this broadcast. Enjoy…

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Bobby Thompson: The story that the US government doesn’t want you to know 16:25

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Ohioana 2020 author Jodi Andes has worked at the Columbus Dispatch and was a senior investigator at The Ohio Attorney General’s office, where she conducted an inquiry into the con artist Bobby Thompson, the subject of her book, Master of Deceit. Listen in to hear why this conman was able to get access to the top American politicians of the time, like George W. Bush, Rudy Giuliani, Karl Rove, John Boehner and Mitch McConnell, while defrauding American veterans of $100 million.…

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2020 Ohioana Book Festival Author Kiya Renae 11:58

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Kiya Renea Currently a doctoral candidate at Xavier University, 2020 Ohioana Book Festival author Kiya Renae has written three books: Through Her Own Eyes: This is Only the Beginning ; It’s Ok to Be Broken: Highs, Lows, and Happy Mediums ; and an as-yet untitled third book. Listen in to hear Ms. Renea share some of her writing and her story ahead of her participation in the virtual Ohioana Book Festival on August 28-30.…

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