Music heard on this week's show:
Odetta, "Paths of Victory"
Les McCann & Harris, "Compared to What"
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This week: two men, fathers both, speak of the legacies passed to them and the gifts they now pass on.
MATT MIXON – city-born and bred broadcast executive, filmmaker, and co-producer of “The Janus Adams Show.” Recalling childhood summers on the family farm, Matt thinks back on the lives of his elders in rural Mississippi -- in particular, his father and his father's fathers; reminding us of the power of remembrance on identity and a life-affirming sense of self.
NEYOOXET GREYMORNING, PhD – Professor of Anthropology and Native American Studies. Son of the Arapaho Nation, he shares stories of the golden eagle and of ripples made by a pebble cast upon the waters: “Nothing is so small that it’s not capable of putting something much greater than itself in motion.”
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