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Radio Curious - Anthony, Adams Esq.: A Deeply Romantic Public Defender, etc

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2018
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1
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English

Our guest in this edition of Radio Curious is Anthony Adams, Esq., is currently, among other things, a Deputy Public Defender in Mendocino County, California. Heâs also poet, formerly a California State Parole Commissioner, and served in the California State Assembly.

More about it

At a local Bar Association gathering, Adams recited his poetry and shared stories about his work as a Parole Commissioner. I decided to invite him to be a guest and asked him to tell us about his life.

Anthony Adams visited Radio Curious on August 23, 2018, and described himself and an âinteresting fellow⦠A deeply romantic person.â In the course of our conversation his self description revealed itself. We began when I asked him about poetry related to his work.

The books Anthony Adams recommends are âNine Horses: Poems,â by Billy Collins, a former national Poet Laureate

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. 1 ADAMS INTERVIEW PUBLISHED 8 28 18

    No date given · 29 min

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