Judith Krummeck

#Yahrzeit

I so enjoyed meeting Baltimore based writer #JeannieVanasco to talk about her new memoir, a silent treatment. You can hear the podcast when you click on the link.
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Today in History: November 9, #BerlinWall falls after 28 years
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Autumn sky

Wonderful fall open house hosted by the incomparable @laurencerand, catching up with @elizabeth_english_ @caraober @julia_fleischaker @kelly.keenan.trumpbour et al, and enjoying Lauren’s unique portraits in her bountifully stylish home.

Au revoir with boundless gratitude @mistyonpointe
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🩶🤍🩶🤍never take for granted…
#suffrage

#diwali 🪔

VoyageBaltimore is an offshoot of VoyageLA—with siblings in cities like Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, and Phoenix—and their mission is to create a new type of media for their communities. It made me happy to be invited to be part of their ethos.
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The only thing better than speaking to Gil Shaham would have been if our various schedules had made it possible for Orli Shaham to join us too. 🎻🎹🎶 To hear my convo with Gil, please click on the link: www.wbjc.com/t660
Photo: Chris Lee

Nathan Leslie is publishing his second novel soon; meanwhile, he was my guest on BookNotes this month to talk about Small Fictions. You can click on the link to hear the podcast.
www.wbjc.com/0lst

Otherwise known at Zoomies?

#glassceiling

Happy September #Equinox

#RoshHashanah2025

Lit & Art #BromoSeltzerArtsTower

Paws on Parchment | Judith Krummeck An exhibition called Paws on Parchment, the pre-cursor to cat videos, is currently on display in the Medieval Gallery at The Walters Arts Museum. It’s been ingeniously put together

If you love #cat-videos — and, really, who doesn’t ?! — this 4-minute podcast is for you.
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#GordonsPondDelaware

I was today years old when I learned that we might have been known as United Colonies of North America instead of #UnitedStatesofAmerica when the second Continental Congress formally named us on this date in 1776. 🔴⚪️🔵

#BayBridge

Your Zodiac Sign Is 2,000 Years Out of Date Over millennia, our view of the stars has shifted, because of Earth’s wobble. It may be time to rethink your sign.

I'm considered a #Pisces ♓. But based on the real position of the stars, I might be an #Aquarius ♒ instead. Find your #astronomicalsign here: www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Teachers, harvesters, medics, lawyers, broadcasters, artists, carers … ❣️
#LaborDay

Autumn Newsletter 2025 | Judith Krummeck Today’s Labor Day holiday in the U.S. is aptly named as the arts seasons get going again in September, and organizations are already starting to reach out for WBJC interviews. It’s

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#TodayInHistory
Just thinking about the quiver in his voice gives me a lump in my throat.

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"I WANT TO COMBINE NARRATIVE AND IMAGE, LANGUAGE AND PAINT. I WANT THEM TOGETHER."
Please click on the link to hear my BookNotes interview with Deborah Brown English about her debut illustrated novel, "Time’s Breath: An Odyssey in words and Pictures."
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#August = Pride of India, random petunias, and a chorus of cicadas (not shown, happily)

The big stations will manage somehow, but it’s a death knell for the ones that serve those out of the way communities.

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