5 - Philip Schultz

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Recorded31 Aug 2020

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Pulitzer Prize winning poet and the founder and director of the Writers Studio in New York talks about the social upheavals and protests of the 60s in San Francisco, teaching creative writing in New York, and the current generation politically coming into its own. Find out more at dyslexia-help.org

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