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Lisa Morgan
Host, The Weekly ReaderLisa Morgan covered the local arts community as co-creator and host of WYPR’s award-winning program The Signal from 2004 to 2015. She has created and produced many programs for WYPR, including news stories, features, commentaries, and audio documentaries. She taught audio production at Goucher College from 2002 – 2004 and has done voice-over work for a variety of clients. The Weekly Reader is her latest project.
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Great art is often created in the wake of terrible tragedy – think Guernica, The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll, The Vietnam Memorial.
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Remember the 1980s? Remember college? Even if you weren’t alive, or never attended university, you’ll feel like you’ve gone back in time with this week's picks.
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Immigration is and always has been such a complex issue, you may not even realize how much it touches your everyday life.
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Don't let them pass you by again!
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Baltimore writers do not disappoint!
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A good memoir can really open your eyes and inform your opinions about the author.
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Ah, December! A time for festive decorations, jolly celebrations, and creative libations.
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Embracing the unique powers of poetry and letter writing.
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How do we share our lives, and loves, with others?
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Ever wonder where all the books we cover come from?