Dr. Curtis Rogers discusses poetry and the book, View from the Middle of the Road: Where the Greenest Grass Grows, with Lucinda J. Clark. Clark was born in Philadelphia and earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in the great city of New Orleans from Dillard and Tulane Universities. She returned to Philadelphia and started Phoenix Rising Art gallery. She began working with writers in 2002 and formed the company PRA Publishing. She is also a founding member of the Poetry Matters Project in Augusta Georgia and completed her legal studies with British American University School of Law in 2003. The two were also joined by her son Xavier, who is a mortgage banker but works along side his mother on writing and poetry projects.
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Richland Library Awarded 2017 IMLS National Medal for Museum and Library Service - Episode 25
The Importance of Play - Episode 24
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And the Flood Goes On... - Episode 22
StoryfestSC with Sophie Blackall and Rita Williams-Garcia - Episode 21
Reconstructing South Carolina - Episode 20
Do You Know the Road? African-American History with Author Brent Morris - Episode 19
Women Speak: Celebrating Women and Art - Episode 18
Talking writing, libraries, and more with Jacqueline Woodson - Episode 17
Listen with purpose. NiA! - Episode 16
Cyber Safety with Joe Ryan of the Attorney General's Office - Episode 15
A [Thursday] Afternoon with T.D. Johnston - Episode 14
Wintertime Botany with Curator John Nelson - Episode 13
An Interview with Cecil Williams - Episode 12
"Remembering Columbia" with John M. Sherrer - Episode 11
State of the State Library Address - Episode 10
Pssst... Games in Libraries... Still Cool. - Episode 9
We Reckon You Oughta Listen to This Talk with Tom Poland - Episode 8
A talk with Senator Sheheen - Episode 7
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