Welcome to Art & Verse!
In this episode:
- Alice Paul (b. 1885), a leading figure in the fight for women’s suffrage and equality in the U.S.
- Naomi Judd (b. 1946), legendary country singer-songwriter and half of the iconic duo, The Judds.
- William James (b. 1842), renowned philosopher and psychologist who helped shape modern psychology and founded pragmatism.
Today’s featured poem is “Wonder Woman” by Ada Limón, read by Heather Arrington. This powerful piece from Limón’s collection The Carrying reflects on strength, pain, and finding inspiration in unexpected places.
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Thanks for listening! Until next time—be well and stay inspired.
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