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EPISODE · Nov 22, 2016 · 47 MIN

ARTSPEAK RADIO with David Arnold Hughes, Kate Schroeder, & Jeff Francis

from Artspeak Radio · host Maria Vasquez Boyd

Maria talks with poet David Arnold Hughes, artist Kate Scheider, and Jeff Francis with “100 Men of Blue Hills.” David Arnold Hughes reads poetry and talks about the art of writing. For the second year in a row, Kate Scheider opens her home studio doors to the people of KC to Shop Small this holiday season. The event will be held on Small Business Saturday, November 26, 10am – 6pm at 8734 Virginia Lane, KCMO. Over 20 makers, 19 locally will feature their work. www.neatartiststudio.com “100 Men of the Blue Hills” Director Jeff Francis, “This is an organization that provides men who are natural leaders in KC an opportunity to take on the responsibility of resolving conflicts on a grass root level before they reach the level of violence. Many, but not all of our members have been leaders in the street who are in transition and committed to abstaining from and preventing any acts of violence we can. We believe this effort must be led by real people who have credibility in KC and particularly our streets. Our intent is to keep our community safe, productive and beautiful.” #artspeakradio #kkfi901fm

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