Marcie Rendon is a multiply-awarded playwright, poet, author, and community arts activist based in Minneapolis. She is an enrolled member of the White Earth Band of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe. Marcie will discuss her latest book, a national bestseller, which tells of the response of an Ojibwe woman who is deeply unsettled by the disappearance … Continue reading Author Marcie R. Rendon’s book “Where They Last Saw Her”
Linda M. Valerian will introduce us to a new view of spiritualism. She is Licensed Professional Counselor in Practice for 21 years. She attended St. Mary’s and the University of Minnesota Graduate School, Graduated 2002. She holds a certificate from International Association of Trauma professionals.
We will have a Zoom program with retired Judge David Tatel. You have seen the statue of justice, the woman with the scale who is blindfolded. Judge Tatel takes that image to the extreme; he was the only blind circuit judge in the United States. He wrote a book called “Vision”: a memoir of Blindness … Continue reading Blind Justice
Prof. Duncan J. McCampbell is an American lawyer, department chair, and associate professor at Metropolitan State University in Minneapolis. After leaving law practice for legal publishing in 1995, he joined West Publishing Company (now Thomson Reuters Legal). In his last overseas assignment with Thomson Reuters, he was posted to Beijing in 2007–2008 to run the … Continue reading The China I Know – Prof. Duncan J. McCampbell
“Daddy Squeeze” Newton has been dazzling audiences with his creative accordion style for over 40 years; his fresh approach to the much-maligned squeezebox. Daddy Squeeze also enlightens his audiences with stories and colorful anecdotes about the accordion and his experiences making a living playing the instrument he loves.
