Kwame Alexander on Fatherhood

podcast January 29, 2024

Kwame Alexander, one of America’s most beloved writers, joins us to talk about Why Fathers Cry at Night – a collections of poems, recipes, and letters to his family about the beginnings of love, the ends of love, being a father, and a son.

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In this lively episode, join Sarah on a captivating exploration of the wonders of intergenerational friendships. Laugh along with her as she recounts the unexpected joys of hanging out with […]

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