EPISODE · Dec 20, 2023 · 4 MIN
A Language I Can Understand
from Onomatopoeia · host Columbia Journalism School
How can someone feel close to their cultural roots when they don’t speak their native language? A music lover, buys a solo ticket to see a jazz show for the first time at The Red Pavilion in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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