Join the conversation as author and activist Reyna Grande discusses her books, immigrants, migrant rights, and the film she's producing, "The Samaritans: Compassion Knows No Borders."
We talk about allyship, good Samaritans, migrant camps, how her writing is inspired by her life, what she has witnessed while providing aid at the border, why people are migrating and what the possible causes of migration are. We also have a lively conversation about gardening, coping through creation, sharing with community, dismantling for growth, upside down plum turnover cake, and menopause. You will be definitely be hungry and inspired during this informative discussion.
Then stay tuned for a special After Dark segment on accents and feeling self conscious about language and performance. Then Reyna gives us all a special reading of her poetic prose "Never Enough Dandelions," as she reflects on father’s life and struggle with cancer, and her desire to nourish him with foraged dandelions.
This episode will be on KQBH 101.5 fm, kqbhla.com, and on the LPFM LA app, on August 4th, 3-4 pm PST. But you can only catch the last segment of The Collective: After Dark here on Spotify and Substack.
You can find Reyna Grande at reynagrande.com or on her Instagram page: @writerreynagrande
My dream is that one day we will all come together to make this world a better place.
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