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    • It Felt Like a Door Had Opened: An Interview with Cornelius Eady
      Responding to an Ongoing Problem in American Poetry: Cave Canem 2013
      by Sampsonia Way / June 6, 2013

      In anticipation of the Cave Canem annual reading, Sampsonia Way presents a collection of quotes from previous readers who have been interviewed in the magazine.

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    • Jazz Drummer Roger Humphries
      Northside Neighbors: Knocking on the Door of Roger Humphries
      by Sampsonia Way / April 18, 2013

      In our ongoing video series on our neighbors in Pittsburgh’s Northside, Sampsonia Way sat down with legendary jazz drummer Roger Humphries.

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    • Somali hip-hop group Waayaha Cusub performing at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Photo:NoMadLyrics via YouTube.
      Freedom of Speech Roundup
      by Sampsonia Way / April 6, 2013

      This week: a Somali rap group performs amid death threats, an Egyptian comedian is arrested, and Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez is greeted by protesters.

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    • In this panel from Marjane Satrapi's graphic novel memoir Persepolis, Iranian women discuss wearing veils. Photo: Peter Forret.
      Freedom of Speech Roundup
      by Sampsonia Way / March 23, 2013

      This week: author Chinua Achebe on free speech in Nigeria, the graphic memoir Persepolis is banned in Chicago, and Ai Weiwei is the face of dissidence in China.

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    • Tsering Woeser
      Freedom of Speech Roundup
      by Sampsonia Way / January 12, 2013

      This week: Tibetan writer Tsering Woser talks about her detention, the censorship protest in China comes to a close, and the future of music in Mali.

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    • Rupa, center, performing at WFUV Radio. Left: drummer Aaron Kierbel, Right: upright bassist Safa Shokrai. Photo: WFUV, Creative Commons.
      Rupa & the April Fishes: Breaking the Boundaries of Music
      by Olivia Stransky / November 12, 2012

      Rupa Marya, singer, songwriter, and guitarist for Rupa & the April Fishes, talks to Sampsonia Way about non-English music in the United States, her work on the U.S.-Mexico border, and her dual life as a musician/doctor.

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    • Barbara Talerico
      Barbara Talerico and CNNC: Developing the Northside
      by Ryan Black / August 29, 2012

      An interview with Barbara Talerico, President of the Central Northside Neighborhood Council, a community-based organization working to develop Pittsburgh’s Central Northside neighborhood. Talerico is one of the emcees at this year’s Jazz Poetry Concert.

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    • Angela Jackson at Cave Canem 2012. Photo: Renee Rosensteel.
      “There’s so much to explore” A Conversation with Poet Angela Jackson
      by Janera Solomon / August 3, 2012

      In this interview conducted at City of Asylum Pittsburgh, poet Angela Jackson discusses the importance of being a curious cultural historian, the writing of Where I Must Go, and the way that Jackson reaches the universal through the hyper-specific.

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    • Casualty Process
      “To break free and confront the world”: The Casualty Process Interview
      by Joshua Barnes / July 11, 2012

      Shayan Amini and Natch Nadjafi of the Iranian electro-rock duo The Casualty Process talk about the N! Festival where they were arrested, the feelings behind their music, and where one can go to buy a guitar and illegal CDs in Tehran.

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    • Keorapetse Kgositsile. Photo taken from video by Jim Mueller
      Video: A Reading with Keorapetse Kgositsile and Jazz Musician Oliver Lake
      by Sampsonia Way / June 20, 2012

      In this video, a reading featuring the Poet Laureate of South Africa Keorapetse Kgositsile and jazz saxophonist and composer Oliver Lake. The event was part of City of Asylum Pittsburgh’s Reading of the World series.

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