In honour and horror of Hiroshima Day, August 6th, Michael reads "Paper Cranes," by a former Astorian, and "I Would be a Witness to Hiroshima," by Sadako Kurihara. In addition, David Horrowitz discusses modern issues surrounding Portland in "City of Roses Coloured Glasses."
Michael McCusker ruminates on rising global temperatures, recent attempts at banning the book 'Maus,' and the loss of Anchor Steam beer.
Michael McCusker shares poetry to ring in the new year, and shares a story about music, children, and world peace.
On the next Story Told, “Democracy Begins at Home,” by Michael McCusker. Additionally, from Annette Gordon-Reed, “Between Juneteenth and the 4ᵗʰ of July.” Finally...