Podcast

Suzanne Lang brings you her conversation with trauma surgeon and policy advisor Brian H Williams about his intense and eye-opening revelations in his book  The Bodies Keep Coming, Dispatches from a Black Trauma Surgeon on Racism, Violence, and How We Heal.

Also featured is Candi Milo, voice over artist you probably heard on TV and film in her many cartoon roles, and she tells her story in Surviving the Odd, a memoir of growing up in a half way house, run by her dad, a New York entertainer who decided to support his family in an unusual way.

Two authors with unique and meaningful stories. Sunday, December 29th at 10am PT.

Suzanne Lang talks with Brian H. Williams - trauma surgeon, policy advisor, and current candidate for US Congress, who brings us his intense and eye-opening revelations in  The Bodies Keep Coming, Dispatches from a Black Trauma Surgeon on Racism, Violence, and How We Heal.

Then, Jody Gelb, actress, Mother, and author talks with Suzanne about Gelb’s “micro-memoir,” She May Be Lying Down but She May Be Very Happy, an impressionistic portrayal of Jody’s life with her family, her career, and daughter Lueza, whose birth went not according to plan and whose happiness and energy radiate throughout the memoir.

It’s A Novel Idea with Suzanne M. Lang is heard every first, third, and fifth Sundays at 10:00am. Streaming and podcasting at krcb.org.