Beth Golay
Director of Digital Content at KMUW-FM (Wichita, KS)
@KMUW Marketing/Digital/Podcasts. Host of Marginalia and co-host of @booksandwhatnot with @suzperezict. Creator of @YSIWpod ... because I tend to.
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kmuw.org | Beth Golay
Andrew Porter has found himself pulled to the unreliability of his characters and narrators throughout his previous books, and the same is true of his newest, The Imagined Life. It follows Steven, a 50-year-old man trying to uncover the truth behind what happened to his father, who disappeared when Steven was just 12 years old.
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2 weeks ago |
kmuw.org | Beth Golay
Federal funding cuts could mean Kansans lose free assistance enrolling in health insurance and other services. The reductions are affecting health navigators, who help people sign up for insurance plans on the federal marketplace. As Bek Shackelford-Nwanganga of the Kansas News Service reports, the cuts might make people more susceptible to fraud and make it harder to access insurance.
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2 weeks ago |
kmuw.org | Beth Golay
Michael Prior is a writer, teacher and editor, and this month he's the Writer in Residence at Wichita State University. Prior recently sat down with KMUW's Beth Golay and WSU Associate Professor of English Katie Lanning and explained how his work is influenced by his grandparents' experience in Japanese internment camps. Plus more on these stories:Governor Laura Kelly has vetoed a bill designed to limit restrictions by the state when it places children in foster care.
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2 weeks ago |
kmuw.org | Beth Golay
This might not continue for the entire month here at Marginalia, but for this second episode in April, we’re continuing with the National Poetry Month theme. Today we’re joined by poet Michael Prior, a writer, teacher and editor. He is an Associate Professor of English and ACM Mellon Faculty Fellow at Macalester College. This month he is the Writer in Residence at Wichita State University and will give a reading tonight at the Ulrich Museum of Art on Wichita State’s campus.
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kmuw.org | Beth Golay
In February, Pope Francis named Father Emil Kapaun “Venerable,” bringing the Catholic priest and Korean War hero from Kansas one step closer to sainthood. The road ahead to canonization is long… but if it happens, it could mean big changes for the Catholic Diocese of Wichita, including in Kapaun’s small hometown of Pilsen. Plus more on these stories:The Wichita school board will vote tonight on a new bus contract that will substantially increase what the district spends on transportation.
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Such a great book! And I loved our conversation! The Quiet Tenant is a fantastic read.
I so enjoyed talking to @BethGolay for Marginalia on @KMUW! We spoke about The Quiet Tenant, structure, and the ties between journalism and fiction. https://t.co/1Sao1ADGyL
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I couldn’t choose a favorite story, but @patricia_engel told me some of hers! THE FARAWAY WORLD is an amazing collection. Read it. Available today from @AvidReaderPress. Hear our conversation @KMUW.
Out today, @patricia_engel's collection of stories, THE FARAWAY WORLD, from @AvidReaderPress. @BethGolay spoke with Engel about the collection in this week's Marginalia episode. https://t.co/bj2917rakV
