New Letters On the Air Back to the Writing Well
Our "Classics Series" continues as we go "Back to the Writing Well" to hear from writers of place, including the late Pat Conroy. Famous for his novel...
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A weekly radio program, hosted by Angela Elam. The program now stands as the longest continuously-running broadcast of a national literary radio series, with more than 1,200 programs by many of the world’s most prominent writers.
New Letters On the Air The Writing Well
We continue our "Classics Series" by going to the writing well to fill our creative spirits with advice from several fiction writers, including Pulitz...
New Letters On the Air Clarion Collection
We begin our "Classics Series" with our program celebrating our 2013 Clarion Award for Best Radio Talk/Interview Program from the Association for Wome...
New Letters On the Air Favorites
This program features excerpts from shows of the past decade with multi-award winning poet Nikki Giovanni; a new poetry voice for the decade, Marcus W...
New Letters On the Air Women Writing Women
In this special anthology program novelist Meg Wolitzer (shown) and poet Molly Peacock both discuss the importance of writing about the lives and work...
New Letters On the Air Molly Peacock
American-Canadian essayist, poet and biographer Molly Peacock gives an in-depth look into her latest work, The Analyst, her 2017 poetry collection tha...
New Letters On the Air Joy Harjo: Save America's Treasures Selection
To show your support, email telltheprovost@umkc.edu Current U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo (2019-2021) talks about her Native American heritage and read...
New Letters On the Air Cheers to All the Years
To show your support for our radio program, email telltheprovost@umkc.edu and let UMKC know what New Letters on the Air means to you. As we near what ...
New Letters On the Air Nikky Finney
Poet Nikky Finney discusses how her sense of social justice was informed by her father, the first African American Chief Justice of the South Carolin...
New Letters On the Air Etheridge Knight: Past American Voice
The late Etheridge Knight began writing poetry in the 1960s, when he was imprisoned for armed robbery, where he discovered that "art is ultimately abo...