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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2019 · 36 MIN

"If They Had Known", Boston's Teen Poet Laureate, and Wicked Women Makers

from New England Weekend · host WBZ-AM

Dar Heikkinen, the Director of Outreach for the Clay Soper Memorial Fund in Winchester, talks about "If They Had Known", a documentary created to remember a life taken too soon and prevent more teen deaths from the mixture of alcohol and prescription drugs. Kara Elliott Ortega, Boston's Chief of Arts and Culture, talks about the city's search for its first ever Teen Poet Laureate. Julia Driscoll and Grace Moore talk about their upcoming Wicked Women Makers Market, which gives South Shore artisans a chance to showcase their creations. Special stories, too, from WBZ reporters Carl Stevens and Kim Tunnicliffe!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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