Writers Radio discusses and presents recent work being created by talented people, special events and all things writerly; an audio space where the inner world meets the outer. WR producers will be capturing guest writers, interviewing authors and passing on ideas and writing tips.
Writers Radio is a registered nonprofit society in British Columbia, Canada.
Starting on a Monday, the same episode broadcasts at the beginning of each hour for two weeks. Then that episode is replaced with a new one and the previous program appears here in the Podcasts Library.
"This collection of 12 personal essays represents brave explorations of their relationships to whiteness via different aspects of their histories and heritages. The essays provide a fascinating look at whiteness through the lenses of American racism and Jewish Americans; the Swiss and Nazi collaborations; displacement by war; relationship to unceded tribal Native lands; and German ethnicity and reparations. This book is a good reminder for Americans that whiteness may be expressed differently depending on the country and culture, but has always been associated with privilege and oppression." -Patricia L. Dawson, MD, PhD, FACS, Medical Director, Office of Healthcare Equity, UW Medicine.
About Invitations to Submit Work
About Invitations to Submit Work
Writers Radio realizes that there are an unlimited number of writers out there wanting their writing to find an audience. In fact, our raison d'être is to try to bring writers to a larger audience.
But we are few and you, gentle writer, are many. Perhaps this imbalance will be less dramatic in the future but for now we have a limited capacity to provide a space for all.
Writers Radio works by invitation and sometimes by referral. From time to time, guest producers will introduce writers from their own communities.
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