First Person Singular from KSQD

Sarah Rabkin stands loud for those who are shy and proud. Photo courtesy of Susan Kaufman on Twitter

Gretchen Gudenkauf remembers her beloved Gumba. Photo courtesy of The Silent Man.

Jason Scorse says, “Let’s call it what it is!” Photo courtesy of EduRaW.  

Gilda Zelin contemplates birth. Photo courtesy of Alexandro David.

Laurie Corn has been lucky in the game of Lost and Found.

For Sally Grey, memories of summer include being barefoot. Photo courtesy of YingSaac.

Alan Ritch experiences two kinds of Sicilian Agriturismo.

Bahia Brunelle talks about wings that hum.

The late Olga Cossi says, “Live and let live.”

Meade Fischer tells us how Not to be the fool. Photo courtesy of Dave Garcia

Brad Kava was one of half million strong. Photo courtesy of Eneida Nieves.

Sally Munroe remembers the chickens who years ago came to the rescue.

Sarah Rabkin tells a tale about the stunning power of silence.

Amy McElroy speaks of a time when her voice was not heard. Photo courtesy of Polina Kovaleva.

Jason Scorse says our situation is “beyond the pale.” Photo courtesy of Monstera Production.

Ed Weingold looks into the origin of student debt. Photo courtesy of Andrea Piacquadio.

Laurie Corn makes sense now of what her college professors once said. Photo courtesy of israwmx.