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Lines from Loganberry

Loganberry Books

Lines from Loganberry is the official podcast of Loganberry Books. Loganberry Books plays an active role in our community. We are committed literary ambassadors of Ohio"s fine authors. Every week, we will connect you to new books, feature staff picks, reveal niche stories about Loganberry, link you to local authors, ask some interesting questions about the bookish world, and check in with our friendly bookstore cat, Otis.

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00:37:55

Honor, with Thrity Umrigar and Paula McLain

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2022/02/08

This week, we talk to author Thrity Umrigar (@ThrityUmrigar) about her new novel Honor, in conversation with fellow authors Paula McLain, and Loganberry’s own Sarah Willis. They discuss the book’s heavy emotional and political swings as it explores the personal risks of interfaith marriage in modern-day India.Purchase Honor from Loganberry online at: https://store.loganberrybooks.com/honor Loganberry elsewhere: Website: loganberrybooks.com Online store: store.loganberrybooks.com

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00:52:47

Footnotes, with Caseen Gaines and Aseelah Shareef

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2021/09/30

This week, Aseelah Shareef of Cleveland’s Karamu House Theater interviews author Caseen Gaines (@caseengaines) on his new book Footnotes: The Black Artists Who Rewrote the Rules of the Great White Way. They discuss the story and legacy of the groundbreaking 1921 musical Shuffle Along, the first African-American Broadway hit, and exactly how the creators behind it became forgotten in the mainstream pop-consciousness. Purchase Footnotes from Loganberry online at:

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00:47:41

Reflections on Cancer Survival, with Penny Casselman...

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2021/09/22

This week, we are hosting interviews with cancer survivors Penny Casselman, author of How To Get A Free Boob Job, and Jacqueline Acho, author of Currency of Empathy: The Secret to Thriving in Business & Life. Local Voices manager Miesha Headen asks how their experiences with cancer changed their lives, and what being a survivor means to them. Purchase How To Get A Free Boob Job from Loganberry online at:

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00:43:01

Hope in Disarray, with Grace Ji-Sun Kim

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2021/06/09

On today’s episode, Local Voices manager Miesha Headen interviews Grace Ji-Sun Kim to discuss her new book, Hope in Disarray. They discuss the role faith has in the wake of the pandemic, her work towards ending the invisibility of Asian-American women, and what Christianity means to her as a person of color. All of this and more, today on Lines from Loganberry. Loganberry Books is spotlighting Pilgrim Press, an independent publisher located in Cleveland and the oldest English language publishing

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00:39:48

Books on Pride, with Doug Henderson and Lou Barrett

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2021/06/02

On this episode of Lines from Loganberry, Local Voices manager Miesha Headen interviews Doug Henderson, author of The Cleveland Heights LGBTQ Fantasy & Role Playing Club. They discuss the challenges of writing characters coming from different perspectives on queer identity, and how it all fits into the composition of a narrative. Plus, Lou Barrett of Purple Palm Press joins us to discuss the operation of an independent publisher focused on queer lives. Purchase The Cleveland Heights LGBTQ

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00:47:11

Gems from Journey Press, with Gideon Marcus, Laura...

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2021/05/19

On this episode of Lines from Loganberry, Local Voices manager Miesha Headen interviews three Hugo Award Finalists from Journey Press: Tom Purdom (I Want the Stars), Laura Weyr (The Eighth Key), and Gideon Marcus (Kitra). They discuss their books, the history of their careers, and what it means to be an independent publisher in the science fiction space. Purchase their books from Loganberry online at:

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00:42:27

Maggie Sullivan: How To Market Your Book on a Budget

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2021/05/05

On this episode, author Maggie Sullivan speaks to Local Voices manager Miesha Headen about her book Boss Ladies of CLE, and teaches authors how to market and promote their books on a low budget. Having years of experience helping companies with digital marketing and content creation, she comes to Lines from Loganberry to share her insight. Boss Ladies of CLE has been featured in print media, such as Cleveland Magazine and Freshwater, and television, on WKYC, Fox8, ABC, and Spectrum News. Purchase

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00:39:23

Why Labelle Matters, with Adele Bertei and Charlotte...

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2021/04/28

On today’s episode, Adele Bertei and musicology journalist Charlotte Morgan discuss Why Labelle Matters, a history of the musical group of Patti Labelle, Nona Hendryx, and Sarah Dash. They discuss the obstacles women in music face, the rise of Afrofuturism in the 1970’s, and collaborations with and influences between Black and white musicians. Content warning: within this episode, there is a discussion on sexual abuse. The discussion begins at 28:54 and ends at 31:18 . Purchase Why Labelle Matters

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00:36:08

Bad Girls of The Bible with Barbara J. Essex

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2021/04/13

On this episode, bookseller Miranda Richmond hosts author Barbara J. Essex to discuss her book Bad Girls of The Bible. In the book, Essex reflects upon women traditionally described in the Bible in a negative sense, uncovering a relatable humanity, and new lessons to take away from their stories. All of this and more, on Lines from Loganberry. Purchase Bad Girls of The Bible from Loganberry online at: https://store.loganberrybooks.com/bad-girls-bible-exploring-women-questionable-virtue Loganberry

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00:42:38

Local Voices: Trying Times with Terry Gilbert and...

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2021/03/24

On this episode, Local Voices manager Miesha Headen hosts civil rights lawyer Terry Gilbert, along with coauthor and journalist Carlo Wolff, to discuss their new book, Trying Times. In his memoir, Gilbert discusses his experience challenging preconceived notions in the legal system, and how he used his position to bring attention towards equity, both inside and out of the court. Purchase Trying Times from Loganberry online at: https://store.loganberrybooks.com/trying-times Loganberry elsewhere:

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00:36:43

Local Voices - Craft and Conversation: Elizabeth...

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2021/02/24

On this episode, Local Voices manager Miesha Headen hosts author Elizabeth Wilcox to discuss her new book, The Long Tail of Trauma. Wilcox discusses the weight of trauma as it affected her family through five generations, focusing on how what her grandmother experienced in childhood affected her mother, and how that trauma came to affect her own life. Purchase The Long Tail of Trauma from Loganberry online at:

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00:32:41

I Dream of Popo with Illustrator Julia Kuo

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2021/02/17

On this episode of Lines from Loganberry, Local Voices manager MIesha Headen hosts Julia Kuo, Cleveland-based illustrator of the newly published picture book I Dream of Popo. In their discussion, Miesha and Julia discuss her career, her experience working on Popo, and how she was able to relate the work to her own lived experience as a Taiwanese-American. Following their discussion, Julia presents a talk detailing the processes behind developing a children's book, from conceptualization to

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01:06:24

Lecture Series: Handprints on Hubble with Former NASA...

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2021/02/09

On this episode of Lines from Loganberry, we feature a talk by geologist and former NASA astronaut Kathryn D. Sullivan, the first American woman to walk in space. In her new book, Handprints on Hubble: An Astronaut’s Story of Invention, Kathryn details her experience working on the team that launched the Hubble Space Telescope in 1990. Marcy Frumker of the International Women's Air & Space Museum hosts and joins in for a brief Q&A at the end of the program. Purchase Handprints on Hubble from

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00:52:43

A Discussion with Loganberry: R. Erica Doyle and Ross...

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2021/01/19

On this episode of Lines from Loganberry, we feature an interview with poets R. Erica Doyle and Ross Gay, hosted by Loganberry’s Harriett Logan, and organized together with Local Voices manager Miesha Headen. In their conversation, Doyle and Gay discuss their work, their careers, and their relationships to language. Books mentioned by R. Erica Doyle and Ross Gay can be purchased from Loganberry Books online at the following

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01:04:50

Lines from Loganberry: Confronting Policing as a...

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2020/09/23

In this special edition of Lines from Loganberry, we present a seminar conducted by Dr. Monica C. Bell, Associate Professor of Law & Sociology at Yale Law School. In her talk, presented as part of Loganberry’s Black Future Month, Dr. Bell discusses her research into the noncriminal functions of policing. In particular, policing’s role in reinforcing and reproducing racial residential segregation. This seminar was recorded live and remotely, on Thursday, August 6, 2020. Dr. Monica Bell's recent

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00:37:53

Lines from Loganberry: BIPOC Author Showcase with...

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2020/09/09

Betty can be purchased from Loganberry Books online at https://store.loganberrybooks.com/betty-novel Betty is the second novel written by Tiffany McDaniel, a coming of age story about a girl born to a white mother and a Cherokee father in rural Ohio, and how she manages the brutal secrets of her family's past as they come to light. Loganberry elsewhere: Website: loganberrybooks.com; Online store: store.loganberrybooks.com; Bookshop.org affiliate page: bookshop.org/shop/loganberrybooks;

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00:46:25

Local Voices: Intellect and Inspiration Series - Beth...

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2020/08/19

Voices from the Ape House can be purchased from Loganberry Books online at https://store.loganberrybooks.com/voices-ape-house This week on the Intellect and Inspiration Series, Loganberry's Local Voices manager Miesha Headen speaks to Beth Armstrong, author of Voices from the Ape House. Beth worked with and eventually lead the department of gorilla husbandry at the at Columbus Zoo from 1982 to 1996, a period of extraordinary excellence spearheaded by Jack Hanna, when the Columbus Zoo became of the

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00:37:12

A Discussion with Loganberry: The Vanishing Half by...

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2020/08/12

**This episode originally aired as a special Lines from Loganberry Facebook Live event on June 17, 2020** The Vanishing Half can be purchased from Loganberry Books online at https://store.loganberrybooks.com/vanishing-half Join Loganberry's own Local Voices manager Miesha Headen, author Susan Petrone, and bookseller Margy Adams as they discuss Brit Bennett's new critically acclaimed novel, The Vanishing Half. This discussion is predominately spoiler-free of major plot points (although minor details

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00:38:32

Beauty for Ashes: Chastity Strawder, "Broken for the...

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2020/08/10

The Beauty for Ashes collaborative journalism project grew out of a desire to hear directly the voices of Black women who have suffered from the loss of a child or a mother during childbirth. We heard, recorded, and memorialized the stories of nine Black women from Cleveland. If disparities in healthcare and birth outcomes stemmed from institutional racism, then the women’s stories would assist in providing the solutions. What the Beauty for Ashes project intends to accomplish is a wedding of these

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00:36:35

Local Voices: Ida Finds Her Voice, an anti-racism...

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2020/08/06

Ida Finds Her Voice can be purchased from Loganberry Books online at https://store.loganberrybooks.com/ida-finds-her-voice Ida Finds Her Voice is a picture book to help children and parents talk about hard topics like prejudice and intolerance written by Dr. Kate Anderson Foley and Jenifer Anderson-Smith. Dr. Kate Anderson is the CEO of The Education Policy & Practice Group. Kate partners with local, state, and national organizations, education agencies, and various industries providing her

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