Thomas Peacock's guest appearances

Thomas Peacock

Native America Calling

Write On! Radio

Robert Dugoni

Matt Bell

Jane Yolen

James Rollins

Tess Gerritsen

John Brandon

Tana French

Kwame Dawes

Susan Conley

Brian Young

Matt Goldman

Vanessa Veselka

Sophie Lewis

Louise Erdrich

Jim Moore

OwlTail

Juan Munoz

In the first half of the hour, Dave interviews Minnesota Book Award winner Thomas D. Peacock about The Wolf’s Trail, Ojibwe culture and storytelling’s role in his fiction, and more. Then, Josh welcomes Juan Manuel Muñoz on air to discuss his new book, Primates to Politicians, and the relationship between evolution, human behavior, and human politics.

In the first half of the hour, Dave interviews Minnesota Book Award winner Thomas D. Peacock about The Wolf’s Trail, Ojibwe culture and storytelling’s role in his fiction, and more. Then, Josh welcomes Juan Manuel Muñoz on air to discuss his new book, Primates to Politicians, and the relationship between evolution, human behavior, and human politics.

Write On! Radio – Thomas D. Peacock and Juan Manuel Muñoz

Annette S. Lee

Teaching younger generations about their Native heritage is one way to keep the stories going. The children’s book “The Forever Sky” by author Thomas Peacock (Fond du Lac Anishinaabe) and illustrator Annettee S. Lee (Ojibwe/Lakota) follows two young brothers as they learn how the stars can bring them closer to their ancestors including their late grandmother. Through artistic interpretations of the dancing northern lights the siblings pay tribute to star knowledge and a story that was passed on to them by their uncle. We’ll learn the inspirations and creative drive behind our September Book of the Month creators.

09-26-19 Book of the Month: “The Forever Sky” by Thomas Peacock and Annette S. Lee