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    To Be Free, With Fear (Episode 67) Dec 04, 2019
    Show notes

    Dr. Elisebeth VanderWeil on Finding “Good” Fear

    Dr. Elisebeth VanderWeilDr. Elisebeth VanderWeil is a full-cycle learning, change, and fear expert in Seattle, WA. She is committed to helping individuals and organizations navigate the messy, difficult work of learning and change. To that end, she recently launched Hand in the Dark Consulting to help organizations reeling from change and is currently working on a book that will help people use their fears, rather than be used by them. Dr. VanderWeil speaks with Robin Renée about the nature of fear, the complexity of our responses to it, and how a small amount of the right kind of fear is essential for learning, growth, and transformation.

    In The Geekscape, Mary McGinley geeks out on sonnets and reads a couple of her favorites by Shakespeare. Listen in to find out why she says sonnets are like the Twilight Zone of iambic pentameter. All the News We Can Handle this week includes the impeachment hearing testimonies of Gordon Sondland and Fiona Hill, audio and video tapes of Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani turned over to the House Intelligence Committee, and a farewell to the pivotal website that kept Pagans aware and connected since 1997, The Witches’ Voice.

    At the top of the show, Wendy Sheridan reminds us of some weird reasons to celebrate (or simply take note) including Influenza Week and Older Driver Safety Week. Also on the calendar is National Dice Day and National Sock Day (December 4th), Bathtub Party Day and International Ninja Day (December 5th), Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day and Skywarn Recognition Day (December 7th), Pretend to Be a Time Traveler Day (December 8th), Weary Willy Day to celebrate the art of clowning (December 9th), Dewey Decimal System Day, Human Rights Day, and Nobel Prize Day (December 10th). Birthday wishes go out to Jay-Z, Tyra Banks, Little Richard, Margaret Cho, T.O., Nicki Minaj, Sinead O’Connor, Donny Osmond, Dame Judi Dench, Imogen Heap, Kirk Douglas, and Bobby Flay.

    Things to do:

    Visit Dr. Elisebeth VanderWeil’s blog, A Space Safe Enough for Fear and contact her on Twitter.

    Read Courage to Teach by Parker Palmer.

    Read Shakespeare’s sonnets.

    Watch “Shakespeare’s Original Pronunciation.”

    Watch “‘Hoi Toiders’: The Last of the Carolinian Brogues.”

    Go to Kevin A. Patterson and Alana Phelan’s For Hire: Audition book release party, December 4th, 6-8pm at Amalgam Comics & Coffeehouse in Philadelphia.

    Featured Image by ElisaRiva from Pixabay


    Tables, Bins, & Books: The Camden County Pop Up Library (Episode 66) Nov 27, 2019
    Show notes

    Tom Martin of Haddon Township, NJ has a passion for books. His dream of having a bookmobile grew into the creation of the Camden County Pop Up Library, through which he promotes literacy and community by giving away books four to five times a week. His regular stops include underserved areas in Camden and nearby locations such as outside a methadone clinic, transportation center, and soup kitchen. Listen in as he shares his inspired and inspiring thoughts on the project with co-host Robin Renée.

    In All the News We Can Handle, Robin, Mary McGinley, and Wendy Sheridan discuss people with weapons too close to home in Edison and Pleasantville, the guilty verdict for Roger Stone, and the ever-present impeachment news. On the upside, they send kudos to Lil Nas X, the first openly gay black man to win at the Country Music Awards, and announce Kevin A. Patterson and Alana Phelan’s For Hire: Audition book release party on December 4th. At the end of the show, the Ikigai segment centers on inner wisdom, action, and the challenges of working as an independent musician.

    The week in celebrations and observances includes National Craft Jerky Day (November 27th), Thanksgiving Day and the National Day of Mourning (November 28th), Black Friday, Buy Nothing Day, National Native American Heritage Day, and Flossing Day (November 29th), National Personal Space Day, Meth Awareness Day, Small Business Saturday (November 30th), Rosa Parks Day and Day With(out) Arts (December 1st), National Mutt Day and Cyber Monday (December 2nd), and Giving Tuesday (December 3rd). December is AIDS Awareness Month, Car Donation Month, Human Rights Month, Write a Business Plan Month, and Spiritual Literacy Month. Birthday shout outs go to Bill Nye, Jimi Hendrix, Jon Stewart, Randy Newman, Sharon Needles, Billy Idol, Chrissie Teigen, Bette Midler, Janelle Monae, Robert Irwin, Sarah Silverman, Zoë Kravitz, Lucy Liu, Ozzy Osbourne, and co-host Wendy Sheridan.

    Things to do:

    Learn more about the Camden County Pop Up Library from the CCPUL website, like it on Facebook, and follow the project on Instagram.

    Donate to the Camden County Pop Up Library; contact Tom Martin about donating books.

    Read more about the CCPUL in the Philadelphia Inquirer.

    Contact your senators about moving on the Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019.

    Shop at wendycardz for the holidays!

    Book Robin Renée for shows for 2020!

    Watch “Old Town Road” by Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7qovpFAGrQ

    Floss!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGiYrY2bUPc


    David S. Schwartz on The Spirit of the Constitution (Episode 65) Nov 20, 2019
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    David S. SchwartzProfessor David S. Schwartz teaches and writes in the areas of Constitutional Law, Evidence and Civil Procedure. His scholarship includes articles published in the Georgetown, Notre Dame, and University of Pennsylvania law reviews, and he has co-authored two casebooks. His most recent book, The Spirit of The Constitution: John Marshall and the 200-Year Odyssey of McCulloch v. Maryland was published by Oxford University Press in September 2019. He speaks with Wendy Sheridan about how the centuries-old McCulloch v. Maryland case has reverberated through the decades with the continual tension between where U.S. federal powers end and states rights begin. Much is currently at stake as a new wave of conservative justices attempt to interpret the case ruling narrowly to roll back federal regulations designed to help alleviate economic inequality.

    At the start of the show, Wendy and Robin Renée are happy to welcome Mary McGinley back to the mic after a hospital stay. Wendy then enumerates the things to celebrate this week: National Absurdity Day and Universal Children’s Day (November 20th), National Stuffing Day and the Great American Smokeout (November 21st), National Adoption Day (November 23rd), National Blasé Day and the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (November 25th). On November 22nd, we remember President John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated on that day in 1963. We also celebrate the birthdays of Joe Biden, Robert F. Kennedy, Goldie Hawn, Björk, Billie Jean King, Scarlett Johansson, Miley Cyrus, Scott Joplin, John F. Kennedy, Jr., DJ Khaled, and Robin’s brother Ted Jones.

    The All the News We Can Handle segment highlights the mysterious case of an individual hiding anti-Trump and progressive books in an Idaho library, the award-winning girls of the Broadcom Masters STEM Competition, and the troubling new YouTube terms of service. In Why Is This Awesome?, Robin sings the praises of her favorite artists performing classic albums in their entirety.

    Things to do:

    Read The Spirit of The Constitution: John Marshall and the 200-Year Odyssey of McCulloch v. Maryland.

    Become a Leftscape Patron!

    Help Mary with recent, unexpected medical bills and related expenses.

    Find out more about tennis champion, feminist icon, and activist Billie Jean King.

    Listen to Aja by Steely Dan.

    Watch The Leftscape on Facebook Live, 11/8/2019.

    https://www.facebook.com/leftscape/videos/568606683893940/

    See Stephen Colbert’s remedy for hidden library books in Coeur D’Alene, Idaho.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE_Qxjy_3_k


    A Revolution in Acceptance (Episode 64) Nov 13, 2019
    Show notes

    Laura Peters on Finding our Political Voices and Loving our Genders Out Loud

    Laura PetersLaura Peters is the Maryland Legislative Coordinator for Amnesty International. She has worked in politics and education for most of her career, first as a counsel to an education subcommittee for the U.S. House of Representatives and then as a political appointee for the Clinton administration. Listen to her conversation with Robin Renée on creating a more welcoming environment for immigrants, small acts that can make a big positive impact, and the importance of giving back. Laura then shares candidly about her journey of cross-dressing, coming to embrace her gender identity, and finding the joys of living in full self-expression.

    In podcast news, the Leftscape Patreon page is official today! Robin and Wendy Sheridan also discuss other news items including Jane Fonda’s recent arrests, prisoners released in Oklahoma, closed-door impeachment hearing transcripts, and how we can look forward to Mueller Memos for years to come. In The Blanket Fort, Robin feels renewed at the beginning of the Pagan New Year. Wendy isn’t there yet, but is trying her best to make time to get to the self-care on her to-do list. Both share trials, triumphs, and small tips for health and balance along with a few laughs.

    Reasons to celebrate this week: World Kindness Day (November 13), World Diabetes Day and National Pickle Day (November 14th), America Recycles Day and National Clean Out Your Fridge Day (November 15th), International Day of Tolerance (November 16th), National Take a Hike Day and Homemade Bread Day (November 17th), World Toilet Day and National Princess Day (November 18th), International Men’s Day and National Play Monopoly Day (November 19th). Birthdays celebrations are in order for Jimmy Kimmel, Whoopi Goldberg, Rev. Run, Claude Monet, Georgia O’Keeffe, Lisa Bonet, Danny DeVito, RuPaul, Martin Scorsese, Kirk Hammett, Indira Gandhi, and last but not least, Mickey Mouse.

    Things to do:

    Visit Laura Peters’ website or contact her on Facebook about Gender Life Coaching

    Support Amnesty International

    Read “Time for the Media to Help Change the Xenophobic Border Narrative,” an article for Amnesty International by Laura Peters

    Help end poverty with A Wider Circle

    Please support us as a patron and spread the word!

    Do you have reflections or advice on self-care and finding balance? Let us know and we’ll share it in The Blanket Fort.


    Remembering Alan Semok (Episode 63) Nov 06, 2019
    Show notes

    Alan Semok and EugeneWe are sad to announce the passing of two members of our Leftscape family. Alan Semok, Mary’s husband, passed away on Sunday, October 27th. In this episode, Mary enumerates his many creative accomplishments and speaks from the raw place of recent loss. Known as “The Dummy Doctor,” Alan Semok was a ventriloquist with a special expertise in repairing and restoring ventriloquist dummies. He was an accomplished actor and had many unique credits including performing as Larry of The Three Stooges and becoming the voice of Bela Lugosi. Tragically, Mary’s beloved nephew, the funny and talented Pat McCann, also died one week before Alan. Thank you for listening, helping Mary through an extraordinarily difficult time, and honoring their lives.

    Considering the distressing nature of the recent events, All the News We Can Handle is on the lighter side. Stories include tracked eagles accruing outrageous roaming charges, Trump getting booed at the World Series, and a ridiculous “Florida Man” story. In a special Rewind segment, Robin and Wendy discuss Episode 60 featuring David Jamison and why Jewish people were not mentioned anywhere in the conversation on how we divide ourselves by race. The show begins in celebratory form, with mentions of National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, Saxophone Day (November 6th), National Men Make Dinner Day (November 7th), National STEM/STEAM Day (November 8th), World Science Day for Peace and Development and the US Marine Corps Birthday (November 10th), and Veterans Day (November 11th). The birthday people of the week are former pro tennis player Ana Ivanovic, Emma Stone, Sally Field, Lorde, Marie Curie, Gordon Ramsay, Carl Sagan, Emma Gonzalez, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Peaches.

    In anticipation of the official launch of the Patreon page next week, The Leftscape will podcast LIVE on Facebook, Friday, November 8th at 7pm from Philcon at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Cherry Hill, NJ. Mark your calendar, tune in, and become a patron!

    with Mary McGinley, Wendy Sheridan, and Robin Renée

    More things to do:

    Help Mary with medical expenses, final expenses, and incidentals after the loss of her husband, Alan

    Read “Alan Semok – The Dummy Doctor – We’ll Miss You!” by Daniel Jay Robinson

    Protest by Postcard w/ wendycardz

    Watch ‘Lock him up’: Trump greeted with boos at World Series

    Watch Alan Semok in “Total Raisin Bran Ventriloquist Commercial from 1989”

    httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrVRHI-5P8w

    Watch “Alan Semok and Eugene Wood”


    A Handmade Halloween Haunt (Episode 62) Oct 30, 2019
    Show notes

    Holiday Fun in Asbury Park by Joey Schweigert

    Joey SchweigertEvery year just after Christmas, “amateur haunter” Joey Schweigert sets out on a mission. He begins his plan to create the best home Halloween experience ever. His Halloween wonderlands for kids at his home in Asbury Park, NJ, are more of the retro and whimsical variety than the frightening kind. This year’s creation will be a wizard’s den and dragon nursery where each child must pass three tests before receiving a special handmade gift. Hear him chat with Wendy Sheridan about this as well as previous themes like Mad Scientist Lab, Jurassic Cottage, the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, and Night Circus. Learn how Joey seeks to inspire neighborhood kids, and in case you were wondering, the secret to making gnome toenails and chicken lips!

    November begins this week, and the show starts with things to celebrate in the new month: Native American Heritage Month, Adopt a Senior Pet Month, Movember, NaNoWriMo, NoSHAVEember, and Vegan Month all happen in November. Daily celebrations and observances this week include National Candy Corn Day (October 30th), Halloween, Samhain, and Girl Scout Founder’s Day (October 31st), National Author’s Day (November 1st), Deviled Egg Day and Bison Day (November 2nd), and National Chicken Lady Day, which honors Dr. Marthenia “Tina” Dupree. (November 4th). Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, November 3rd, and Tuesday, November 5th is Election Day. Birthday acknowledgments go to Henry Winkler, Piper Perabo, John Candy, Vanilla Ice, Tim Cook, Nelly, Elizabeth Smart, Adam Ant, and Diddy.

    In All the News We Can Handle, Wendy and Robin Renée bid farewell to Rep. Elijah Cummings and discuss the importance of getting informed, voting, and supporting candidates in challenging races around the country. In the Why is this Awesome? segment, Robin asks Wendy for a primer on King Crimson and their classic, In the Court of the Crimson King. Wendy happily shares about one of her favorites.

    Things to do:

    Go to Asbury Park on October 31st and you may discover Joey Schweigert’s Halloween experience!

    Follow the whimsical happenings of Joey Schweigert on Instagram and buy his cool creations by on Redbubble.

    Get information on your local election at Ballotpedia.

    Go to Vote Save America to see what you can do to help in important 2019 elections.

    VOTE on Tuesday, November 5th!

    Contribute if you can: bit.ly/helpalan

    See the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party!

    httpss://www.flickr.com/photos/9387202@N02/30069064773/in/photostream/

    Listen to In the Court of the Crimson King:

    Ghoulfish and Halloween rabbit Halloween house lights

    Analysis: Poetry of Justice (Episode 61) Oct 23, 2019
    Show notes

    Analysis with arms outstretchedAnalysis, a spoken word poet who hails from Baltimore, MD, is a lover of justice and human rights. This focus shines through all he does, be it public speaking, his work as a rad bookseller, minister, and educator, his poetry performances across the Mid-Atlantic and New England, or when he is hosting Red Emma’s Mother Earth Poetry Vibe. Hear him read from his chapbook, Somewhere Through the Haze, and speak to a range of experiences including youthful conservatism, anti-Apartheid work in Southern Africa, revolutionary Christianity, and his passion for progressive activism.

    In the All the News We Can Handle segment, Wendy Sheridan, Mary McGinley, and Robin Renée discuss the sudden U.S. withdrawal of troops from Syria, the Nobel Prize in Economics given to Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo, and Michael Kremer for their experimental approach toward poverty alleviation, and the passing of Essie Mae Washington-Williams. Some very unexpected personal news also came up in the last week: Mary’s husband Alan suffered a stroke. A fund has been started to help defray enormous medical bills. Please help if you can.

    Wendy introduces the new Geekscape segment and true to geek form, she begins with a discussion of Star Trek. Its early credo of “infinite diversity in infinite combinations” is the jumping off point. A longer version of this conversation will be available at no cost on the Leftscape Patreon page. At the top of the show, the co-hosts chat about days to celebrate or recognize including National Mole Day (October 23rd. Think chemistry, not small mammal.), National Food Day, United Nations Day (October 24th), Frankenstein Day (October 25th), National Financial Crime Fighter Day and Pumpkin Day (October 26th), Black Cat Day (October 27th), National Chocolate Day (October 28th), and National Cat Day, Oatmeal Day, Hermit Day, and World Stroke Day (October 29th). Birthdays mentions this week go to Ang Lee, Pelé, Martin Luther King III, Drake, Katy Perry, Pablo Picasso, Hillary Clinton, Seth MacFarlane, John Cleese, Bill Gates, Frank Ocean, Julia Roberts, and Bob Ross.

    Things to do:

    Please help Mary and Alan in any way you can: Medical Support for Actor/Ventriloquist Alan Semok

    Connect with Analysis on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and ArtistEcard

    Read Somewhere Through the Haze by Analysis

    Visit Red Emma’s Mother Earth Poetry Vibe, hosted by Analysis (1st Saturdays in February, May, August, and November)

    Read The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander

    Listen to “Sticks and Stones,” the latest episode of On the Media on freedom of speech and American exceptionalism.

    Order or download This. by Robin Renée

    Attend the Philcon conference on science fiction, fantasy, and horror and look for Wendy!

    Learn about Star Trek’s “Far Beyond the Stars” and watch it on Netflix.

    Watch “Bob Ross vs. Pablo Picasso – Epic Rap Battles of History”

    httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGN5xaQkFk0

    Featured image of Analysis by Turtleberry Press


    False Divisions: David Jamison on Race (Episode 60) Oct 16, 2019
    Show notes

    David JamisonThis episode’s featured guest is David Jamison, Assistant Professor of History at Edward Waters College in Jacksonville, FL. His doctorate is in African Diaspora history and his dissertation was on slave resistance during the colonial era. His mission is to inspire others to learn about, reanalyze, and deconstruct our ideas about race. The racial categories we’ve been born into believing in have not existed since the beginning of time, but only for about 400 years. Listen in to David’s conversation with Robin Renée about how we have learned to divide ourselves to our own detriment and how we may begin to question racial categories and their assumptions. David Jamison’s approach is as welcoming as his ideas are challenging.

    There are two big podcast announcements this week: This episode features the first installment of the new segment, Ikigai, on finding the balance of work, purpose, fulfillment, and financial reward. AND… You can now get extra content, fun swag, and more by supporting The Leftscape on Patreon! In the less fun news of the week, Robin, Wendy Sheridan, and Mary McGinley discuss the Supreme Court’s oral arguments challenging the status of LGBT people as protected by nondiscrimination on the basis of sex. There are also text messages between U.S. diplomats on efforts to have Ukraine investigate the Bidens and Donald Trump’s appeal of an order by a federal judge to hand over the tax returns.

    Did you know that it’s Food Bank Week, Freedom of Speech Week, and Save for Retirement Week? Other days to take note of or celebrate include Global Cat Day, Fossil Day, and Take Your Parents to Lunch Day (October 16th), National Edge Day, Pasta Day, and Black Poetry Day (October 17th), National Mammography Day (October 18th), National LGBT Center Awareness Day (October 19th), and Wendy’s Anniversary (October 22nd). Birthday shout outs go to Angela Lansbury, Flea, Ziggy Marley, Zac Efron, Kamala Harris, Snoop Dogg, “Space Mom” Carrie Fisher, and others.

    Things to do:

    Read “Lynching research volunteers preparing for MOSH exhibit” in The Florida Times-Union

    Visit the Museum of Science and History in Jacksonville, FL for The Legacy of Lynching: Confronting Racial Terror in America (now through March 1, 2020).

    Read What is “Your” Race? by Kenneth Prewitt

    Read “What is your Ikigai?” by Marc Winn

    Get cool stuff created by Wendy Sheridan on Etsy: wendycardz.

    Download music by Robin Renée on CDBaby.

    Become a Patron!

    The Musical Diaries of emospacebird (Episode 59) Oct 09, 2019
    Show notes

    emospacebird liveErin Dillard, better known in musical circles as emospacebird, moved to Philadelphia last March from Columbia, MO on a wing and a prayer (and with a cold). After a nap and a cheesesteak, she set out on a path of musical and cultural discovery. The youngest of eight siblings in a solidly musical family, emospacebird’s atmospheric voice blends with electric ukulele, looping technology, and other instruments to express about love, loss, world events, and to record moments in time. In this interview, emospacebird talks about the origins of her enigmatic moniker, the necessity of music in her life, and finally feeling proud to be a black woman. Listen in to this conversation with this artist whose star is on the rise.

    All the News We Can Handle in this episode centers on the torrent of info coming out on Donald Trump’s phone call with the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky. Wendy Sheridan, Mary McGinley, and Robin Renée, discuss the legal ramifications of the content of the call transcript, questions about the safety of the whistleblower, and the shifting opinions on impeachment. Some hopeful news comes in the form of research that quantifies the reforestation needed to stop the climate crisis. In The Blanket Fort, the co-hosts reflect on their experiences with Impostor Syndrome and how to combat it.

    What are this week’s reasons to celebrate? It’s National Work at Home Week and Fire Prevention Week. Days to celebrate include Stop Bullying Day and Moldy Cheese Day (October 9th), World Mental Health Day (October 10th), National Coming Out Day (October 11th), I Love Yarn Day, Freethought Day, and Chess Day (October 12th), National No Bra Day (October 13th), Native American Day/Indigenous Peoples’ Day/Columbus Day (October 14th), and National Grouch Day (October 15th). The birthday people of the week include John Lennon, Jackson Browne, Alana Phelan, Mario Lopez, David Lee Roth, Cardi B, Eleanor Roosevelt, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Doc Coyle, and Usher.

    Things to do:

    Check out emospacebird on Instagram and Facebook

    Listen to emospacebird on SoundCloud

    Download emospacebird music on Bandcamp

    Keep up with Wendy Sheridan’s INKTOBER creations

    Buy political postcards and other cool stuff in Wendy’s Etsy store!

    Explore the DIY Philly! musician’s network

    Learn more about Impostor Syndrome

    Watch emospacebird on YouTube

    httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enXk8j4OecE


    Bill Lutz on Countering the Far Right (Episode 58) Oct 02, 2019
    Show notes

    Bill Lutz with a baguette in ParisBill Lutz has worked in state, local, and county-level government, has taught subjects including rhetoric and argument, and served on the Gilmore Commission in the aftermath of 9/11 to develop counterterrorism measures. He took notice when a conference claiming to be dedicated to combating racism, violence, and authoritarianism scheduled to take place in Pitman, NJ listed a host of far-right speakers on their schedule. In a conversation with Robin Renée, he tells the story of the groundswell of protest against the event that caused its first venue to cancel, shares his understanding of how hate groups arise, and gives his thoughts on countering the far right with repairing systemic issues and creative, non-violent protest.

    On a much lighter note, in the Why is This Awesome segment, Mary McGinley tells us about the Shakespeare-inspired Scotland, PA. In All the News We Can Handle, Wendy Sheridan finds hope in the impressive and moving Climate Strike, the fallout from the Whistleblower complaint about Trump’s call to Ukraine continues to grow wildly, and “Stairway to Heaven” is back in court for possible copyright infringement.

    October gives us may reasons to celebrate including LGBT History Month, Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, World Menopause Month, Self-Promotion Month, and Bat Appreciation Month. It is also the month for Domestic Violence Awareness, Family Sexuality Education, Toilet Tank Repair, Squirrel Awareness, and Sarcastic Awareness (Yeah, right.). This week is Mental Illness Awareness Week, Spinning and Weaving Week, and World Space Week (October 4th – 10th).

    Days to celebrate include Name Your Car Day (October 2nd), Vodka Day (October 4th), and Plus Size Appreciation Day (October 6th). Special birthday wishes go to Alan Semok, The Dummy Doctor (and Mary’s husband!) on October 2nd. Other birthday shout-outs this week go to Sting, Gwen Stefani, India.Arie, A$AP Rocky, Russell Simmons, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Thom Yorke, Jesse Jackson, and others.

    Things to do:

    Read and listen to “Changing minds or spreading hate? Controversial event puts South Jersey town on edge” from WHYY

    Support South Jersey activists, Cooper River Indivisible

    In honor of Self-Promotion Month…

    Buy stuff from Wendy’s Etsy shop! wendycardz

    Download Robin’s music! Robin Renée Music

    See Scotland, PA at the Roundabout Theatre in New York City

    Listen to this “Stairway to Heaven” vs “Taurus” comparison:

    httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deVNnnuf24w


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