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Enid Baxter Ryce is an artist who is a writer, she’s a professor who tells her students to put the computers away, she’s a mom who asks her kids to go dig a hole. In this wide-ranging conversation, we learn how Enid moved from a “feral” childhood to a life of the mind, never forgetting to keep her hands in the dirt and her self open to possibility.

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Update: The altered broadcast of Part 2 of the Independence Day Orphic Essay-with-Soundtrack is now available for listening on the “Archived Musical Essays” webpage, along with the playlist on the “Program Playlist” page, of the Tower of Song website at revradiotowerofsong.com. Tune in at 12 am, July 20th, and hear the Gypsy Scholar present the […]

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Ray Newkirk lives in denial. Photo courtesy of Erik Mclean.

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The Odyssey opened this past weekend to full theaters, with moviegoers happily engaged in this epic, nearly three-hour film directed and written by the masterful Christopher Nolan. The film follows Homer’s classic story of Odysseus after his successful battle at Troy and his ten-year journey to return home to Ithaca. The story embraces many of […]

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Edible on the Air presents the sizzling hot July edition featuring Christine Barrington and Mark C. Anderson, Managing Editor of Edible Monterey Bay Magazine. Mark brings three guests into the studio with him: The multi-talented Ryan Masters, musician, columnist, and poet whose article about restoring trout and salmon to our local rivers inspires hope for […]

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