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The One Mic Project features people sharing stories based on a common theme.
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États-Unis
4 épisodes
depuis 13 avril 2016
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What's really going on when we hear things go bump in the night?
About this episode's storytellers (in order):
Sasha Robinson is a Business Development Manager at A&N Robinson And Associates in Jamaica. She likes to read and takes pleasure in discovering and helping to promote new a…
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Only two things in life are certain.
About this episode's storyteller:
Marcellus Nealy is an Associate Professor of Academic English and Clinical Communication at Juntendo University. He is also a musician, a poet, and a photographer. He has lived in Japan for 24 years.
Sometimes, the road to hilarious mishaps is paved with good intentions.
About this storyteller:
Frank Spignese lives in Tokyo, Japan. His first book, The Great Flood, was published in 2009. You can find videos of Frank performing his poetry in Tokyo on YouTube.
Which way is home? Can you ever get back?
More from this episode's contributors:
Elmeka Henderson - http://www.adventuresinraisingavagabond.com/
Yonique Myrie - http://www.simplypowerfulwords.wordpress.com/
Samm Bennett - http://www.polarityrecords.com/
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