EPISODE · Dec 12, 2025 · 37 MIN

AotSJV #61 Jesse Wolfe

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Jesse Wolfe, Professor of English and Literature at California State University Stanislaus, is the author of several scholarly books and collections of original poetry. Co-host and visual artist Laura Stokes talks with him about writing and his forthcoming poetry collection, Breathe Again - A Polyphony.

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