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Hello, my name is Dennis Garcia. I am the author of a new book, Las Madres, Spanish for The Mothers. It is a saga of family, hardship and resilience, country and history. It is an empowering narrative of love and hope.

Hello, my name is Dennis Garcia. I am an author and have written a new book, Las Madres, Spanish for The Mothers. It is a saga of family, hardship and resilience, country, and history. It is an empowering narrative of love and hope.

This week,Luke discusses wildlife photography and tells how he gets still images for his magazine and newspaper articles. To listen to Luke's weekly podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts, search 'Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends". Lots more fun and informative outdoor talk here.

Hello, my name is Dennis Garcia. I am an author, and on behalf of High Plains Public Radio Readers Book Club. I am pleased to preview my new book with you. It is entitled, Las Madres, Spanish for, the mothers. It is a saga of family, hardship and resilience, country and history. It is an empowering narrative of love and hope.

Hello everybody, this is Miriam Scott from Amarillo Texas. I am a wife, a mother, and a priest. And I love to read. The genre of poetry has a special place in my heart. The absence of words, the unsaid words in between verses hold meaning in an almost soothing way.

Hello again, this is Miriam Scott from Amarillo Texas.Last time I shared with you that in our book Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds, the protagonist Will, a 15-year-old boy, is on his way to exact revenge on who he believes killed his brother Shawn.

Hello, my name is Dennis Garcia. I am an author and have written a new book Las Madres, Spanish for The Mothers. It is a saga of family, hardship and resilience, country and history.

With heavy metals like lead and chromium still existing in soil, particularly in cities, it's not necessarily safe to eat what you grow in your garden. However, all is not lost...it IS possible to utilize some methods to reduce these in your garden over time, but the first step is knowing what's in your soil, and we'll discuss that process in this week's episode!

Hello, Radio Readers. I’m Jane Holwerda in Dodge City, Kansas, about the fourth and last book in our Fall 2024 series, “Through the Eyes of a Child.” Published in 2017, Long Way Down is the work of North American author Jason Reynolds, recipient of Newbury and Caldecott literary awards for his children’s and young adult books.

This is Whitney Hodgin from the historic Cimarron Hotel for HPPR’S Radio Readers BookBytes.When I encounter people with strong personalities, I often consider what it would be like if the two of us were stuck in a broken-down elevator.