News-Letter

The writers and editors of the News-Letter Arts & Entertainment section bring you the sounds of Baltimore's rich cultural tapestry, with show reviews and discussions.

• Listen to '"A very vibrant movement"'

  1. "A very vibrant movement"

  Arts & Entertainment Editor Sarah Sabshon talks to John Duda, one of the organizers of the of the 2007 Mid-Atlantic Radical Book Fair, an annual series of workshops and panel discussions featuring radical writers, activists and artists in Charles Village.

• Listen to '"A place for people to get together and exchange ideas"'

  2. "A place for people to get together and exchange ideas"

  Arts & Entertainment Editor Sarah Sabshon talks to Bonnie Kasperek, a Baltimore resident who was at the 2007 Mid-Atlantic Radical Book Fair, an annual series of workshops and panel discussions featuring radical writers, activists and artists in Charles Village.

• Listen to 'Social anarchy ... in a church'

  3. Social anarchy ... in a church

  Arts & Entertainment Editor John Kernan talks to an employee of Red Emma's bookstore, which sponsored the 2007 Mid-Atlantic Radical Book Fair, an annual series of workshops and panel discussions featuring radical writers, activists and artists in Charles Village.

• Listen to '"Excited about radical things"'

  4. "Excited about radical things"

  Arts & Entertainment Editor Sarah Sabshon talks to Jacinta Bunnell, of girlsnotchicks.com, about radical coloring books.

• Listen to 'Looking for equality'

  5. Looking for equality

  Arts & Entertainment Editor Sarah Sabshon talks to Trey Kindlinger, a veteran of the Iraq War and member of Iraq Veterans Against the War, at the 2007 Mid-Atlantic Radical Book Fair in Charles Village.

• Listen to 'Social Anarchism'

  6. Social Anarchism

  Arts & Entertainment Editor John Kernan talks to Spud from the magazine Social Anarchism.