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Story Week Story Week Festival: Conversations - Why the Short Story?

From Sunday, March 16 through Friday, March 21, the Columbia College Chicago Department of Creative Writing presented its 18th Annual Story Week Festival of Writers. Story Week 2014 offered six days jam-packed with readings, conversations with authors, panels, performances, and book signings at venues throughout Chicago—all free and open to the public.

In this podcast, authors Stuart Dybek, Roxane Gay, Katey Schultz, and Christine Sneed discuss the form of the short story with host Patricia Ann McNair.

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Story Week Story Week Festival: Women In Action - New Plays

From Sunday, March 16 through Friday, March 21, the Columbia College Chicago Department of Creative Writing presented its 18th Annual Story Week Festival of Writers. Story Week 2014 offered six days jam-packed with readings, conversations with authors, panels, performances, and book signings at venues throughout Chicago—all free and open to the public.

This podcast features a panel of female playwrights discussing their latest works, including Lisa Schlesinger, Bonnie Metzker, Ruth Margraff, Charlotte Meehan and Kimberly Senior.

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Story Week Story Week Festival: Literary Rock & Roll

From Sunday, March 16 through Friday, March 21, the Columbia College Chicago Department of Creative Writing presented its 18th Annual Story Week Festival of Writers. Story Week 2014 offered six days jam-packed with readings, conversations with authors, panels, performances, and book signings at venues throughout Chicago—all free and open to the public.

In This podcast, the Metro comes alive with readings by Eric Charles May, Preston L. Allen, and Christine Sneed, and a performance by Street Sounds paying tribute to the late David Hernandez with readings by Achy Obejas, Eduardo Arocho, Marta Collazo, and Carlos Cumpian.

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Artist Interviews Mark McGuire

Former Emeralds guitarist Mark McGuire talked with CHIRP's Dylan Peterson before opening for The War On Drugs at the Metro. Over a cup of coffee at Uncommon Ground they discussed spirituality in music, an artist's greatest enemy, and the Nu New Age.

Mark McGuire plays Empty Bottle on Friday, April 18th.

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Artist Interviews Twin Peaks

CHIRP Radio’s Katie Owens stopped by The Observatory to catch up with Twin Peaks while on a break from recording their upcoming album. Twin Peaks gave us the scoop on a side project known as Twin Hits, self-imposed pressure, getting signed and they even assigned music homework.

Twin Peaks plays an already sold out show at Lincoln Hall on Tuesday, April 1 with The Orwells. You can also catch Twin Peaks at the Pitchfork Music Festival this July.

Produced by: Eugene Cabanban

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