FlapCast: Helen Prejean

Installment #3 in the FlapCast series takes us back to an evening with Sister Helen Prejean. She visited us in February 2006 and gave one of the most powerful speeches I have *ever* heard to a packed house.

This was a truly memorable night for a bookseller: the community coming together to listen and interact for social change.

And, S. Helen, as you will hear, has that sweet-yet-angry Creole delivery that would make Lee Atwater and James Carville shiver with fear and respect.

Enjoy.

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FlapCast - Jeannette Walls

Here's the latest, greatest update to the FlapCast: Jeannette Walls reading and taking questions about The Glass Castle - another fabulous one from the archives, wherein Jeannette - one of the nicest, most genuine authors I've met - answers insightful questions for an engaged audience.

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And, if you like what you hear, buy the freaking book from us! After all, Amazon isn't hosting events and we need to pay rent somehow... Your support keeps 1) us employed and 2) a great bookseller open for the community's benefit.

And, we're up to 9 members in our community. Will you be the one to push us into double digits and join our discussion?

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So far, we've added 8 members to our network in the past week. Are you next?

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Keep your eyes and ears open next week for a new podcast: we've got Jeanette Walls, Sister Helen Prejean and others lined up in the coming weeks. Subscribe to the feed for automatic updates through iTunes or your preferred web browser.

At long last... Podcast!

After two-and-a-half years of stumbling through the wilderness, The Inside Flap brings you our first podcast.

And what better way to kick it off then with the Mighty Downer Poetry Night from 13 April 2006, featuring the brilliant and talented poems of Josh Bell, Matt Cook and Erik Beck.

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