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Luisa Beck

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As seen in: MSN, MSN Canada, The Independent (UK), The Washington Post, Clinical Rehabilitation, Gazeta do Povo, Boston.com, Chicago Tribune, NDTV, SFGate and
Sr. Producer @Audible; Creator and Host of Dear Poetry -- an audio advice column that turns to poems for guidance; Formerly @WashingtonPost. Opinions mine.
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Episode 10: How To Be Useful

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By Luisa Beck
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Summary A caller wants to be useful during a crisis, but needs help herself. Poet Pádraig Ó Tuama responds with ‘Concerning that Prayer I Cannot Make’ by Jane Mead. The poem in this episode appears courtesy of Sarabande Books, Inc. ©2022 Luisa Beck (P)2022 Audible Originals, LLS Show more Show less
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Episode 9: What Is My Place?

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By Luisa Beck
| Audible Blog
Summary This episode contains content best suited for adults. A caller wants to respond to the gun violence plaguing his community, but he doesn’t know where to start. Poet Daniel B. Summerhill responds with ‘The Black Maria’ by Aracelis Girmay. The poem in this episode appears courtesy of BOA Editions, Ltd. ©2022 Luisa Beck (P)2022 Audible Originals, LLS Show more Show less
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Episode 8: Existential Wall

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By Luisa Beck
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Summary This episode contains content best suited for adults. A caller doesn’t know what color to paint her living room, but she doesn’t want it white, either. Writer John Paul Brammer responds with ‘Tu Me Quieres Blanca,’ by Alfonsina Storni, translated by Marian Freeman and Mary Crow. The translation of the poem in this episode appears courtesy of White Pine Press. ©2022 Luisa Beck (P)2022 Audible Originals, LLS Show more Show less
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