Author Ernest Gaines had six words of advice for writers: "Read. Read. Read. Write. Write. Write." Book Lust host Nancy Pearl and novelist Meg Waite Clayton talk about reading, writing, and the inspiration behind Clayton's newest novel "The Postmistress of Paris," historical fiction inspired by an American woman who helped smuggle artists and intellectuals out of Nazi-occupied France.
Mayor Bruce Harrell extended Seattle's eviction moratorium until Feb. 14. While the reprieve is welcome news for tenants who are struggling, it's challenging for landlords who need to pay their mortgage. Learn how the city, county, and state are racing against time to improve access to rent relief.
Auntie Lena and Possum talk about what a Land Acknowledgement is, and how kids can honor and learn more about Indigenous cultures in the U.S. in this short video from our friends at Look, Listen & Learn.
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