Nuestra Palabra ON THE AIR

Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. CST
90.1 FM, KPFT
www.kpft.org

Hosts, NP founder Tony Diaz, Liana Lopez, Bryan Parras. Interns: Raisa Chauca and Alejandra Sanchez.

Interviews with leading authors and new voices, poetry, fiction, nonfiction, memorias, teatro, audio open-mike, and insights into the Latino Literary Renaissance in all its splendor. Special segments on issues impacting education, art, and culture in Houston, the nation, and the world, and mas, always mas. Broadcast in English and Spanish.

Do you have a story idea, or book to recommend?
Email us at: AztecMuse@aol.com

Line up for the NP Radio Show:
Tuesday, January 19th
7:30 – 8:30 pm

Local poet, essayist and musician Oscar C. Peña is the host of the eighth year of the Webster Barnes & Noble 4th Tuesday Poetry Reading Series. His work appears in the 2007 Houston Poetry Fest Anthology as a Juried Poet; Map of Austin Poetry; Rio Grande Valley International Poetry Festival Anthology Boundless 2008 and Boundless 2009; y mucho mas. In addition to writing, he is a musician currently playing Bari-sax with the College of the Mainland Jazz Ensemble. Past poets of the series include Tina Cardona and Martha Margarita Tamez. They kick-off this year’s poetry reading series next Tuesday, January 26, with an award-winning poet from Fort Bend County Terry Miller. Open Mic Following Guest Reading. 7:30 PM at Barnes and Noble (1029 W. Bay Area Blvd. at I-45.) For more info email pena554343@aol.com.

Also, acclaimed Chicana actress Ruby Nelda Perez returns with the award winning comedy of Doña Rosita’s Jalapeño Kitchen written by Rodrigo Duarte-Clark January 22nd-23rd, 2010 at Talento Bilingüe de Houston. Doña Rosita invites the audience for the “Last Supper” in the barrio of Salsipuedes (Get out if you can!) Call in to win tickets to the show: 713-526-5738

and mas…..always mas…..

7:30pm on 90.1 FM or online at www.KPFT.org

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For author interviews, send 2 copies of books with informational packets to:
Nuestra Palabra: Latino Writers Having Their Say
419 Lovett
Houston, Texas 77006

Photographs taken by Thomas V. Gandy