A Story Told, August 18 2022

August 18, 2022 • 00:19:47
A Story Told, August 18 2022
A Story Told
A Story Told, August 18 2022

Aug 18 2022 | 00:19:47

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Show Notes

Salman Rushdie earns the ultimate literary award: a politically and religiously motivated death sentence, in, "My Dinner with Salman Rushdie," written by Eugene Robinson. Also, happy birthday to the station's own Michael McCusker, PSU's David Horowitz, unofficial poet laureate Walt Curtis, and Shanghaied in Astoria godmother Judy Niland.

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