Radio – Michael Niemann: Recent Episodes
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August’s guest at Literary Ashland Radio was our friend Tod Davies. She’s the author of the Arcadia Series, now up to book four with her recently released Report to Megalopolis. The previous volume include Snotty saves the Day, Lily the Silent, and The Lizard Princess. Tod also is the editor/publisher of Exterminating Angel Press and the author two … Continue reading "Literary Ashland with Tod Davies"
Our June 2018 guest was Brook Colley (Wasco, Warm Springs, Eastern Cherokee) (Enrolled: Eastern Band of Cherokee), chair and assistant professor of Native American Studies at Southern Oregon University. Her teaching and research interests include Queer Indigenous Studies, Native women, Native cinema(s), federal Indian law & policy, intertribal relations & conflict, and community health & … Continue reading "Literary Ashland with Brook Colley"
Our May 2018 guest was Jackie Apodaca. She is a professor of theatre at Southern Oregon University. She has worked as an actor, director, and producer in theatre, film, and media, with companies such as the Roundabout, Denver Center, National Geographic, filmscience, Modern Media (head of production), Venice Theatre Works (associate artistic director), Shakespeare Santa … Continue reading "Literary Ashland with Jackie Apodaca"
The September edition of Literary Ashland Radio focused on the upcoming Ashland Literary Arts Festival, scheduled for October 28 at the Hannon Library on the SOU campus. Tod Davies, Vice President of the Board of the Friends of the Hannon Library, explained this years event and how it’s different from earlier years. Have a listen.
Joining us for the March 2017 edition of Literary Ashland Radio is Steve Scholl, author and publisher. Steve Scholl is an independent scholar of Islam and comparative religion. He studied Islamic philosophy and history at McGill University. He has lived and traveled extensively in the Middle East. He founded White Cloud Press in 1993. White … Continue reading "Literary Ashland with Steve Scholl"
I know what you’re going to say. “Isn’t Literary Ashland Radio on KSKQ always with Michael Niemann?” The answer is, of course, “Yes.” Ed Battistella and I have been doing this show for two and a half years now. But this episode is special. Ed enlisted the help of our friend and first time ever … Continue reading "Literary Ashland with Michael Niemann"
Our guest for the first Literary Ashland show of 2017 was John Yunke. John is the author of the novel The Tourist Trail and co-founder of a boutique environmental publisher, Ashland Creek Press. His short stories have been published by journals such as Phoebe, Flyway, and Antennae. His plays have been produced by the Washington … Continue reading "Literary Ashland with John Yunker"
I had a great time participating in the Next Steps show with Jenny Milchman. My fellow authors were Nichole Christoff, Hollie Overton and Amy Shojai. Listen to the whole show.
The November 2017 edition of Literary Ashland Radio is the first of two special shows. On November 18, 2017, six students in SOU’s honors college read their work at the Words and Wine event at Weisingers winery. This is the second part of the November 18 Words and Wine event. It will broadcast on December … Continue reading "Literary Ashland with SOU Honors Students, pt. 2"
The November 2017 edition of Literary Ashland Radio is the first of two special shows. On November 18, 2017, six students in SOU’s honors college read their work at the Words and Wine event at Weisingers winery. In this show, you’ll get a quick introduction to the honors college followed the first three students reading … Continue reading "Literary Ashland with SOU Honors Students, pt. 1"