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Beyond Well with Sheila HamiltonEp. 239/ Ellen UrbaniEllen Urbani is a human rights activist, mother, and urban farmer who has spent most of her life in service of others.
Now, Ellen shares with us the excruciating process of uncoupling from her life partner in order to fulfill her dream of living internationally. With exquisite care, Ellen sets the stage for eventual divorce and her departure from the people and the life she’s nurtured so lovingly.2023-03-2628 min
ROAR - VoicesMOTHER - Ellen Urbani2017-05-2615 min
BibliomaniacsBibliomaniacs épisode 30 Septembre 2016 - Sud des Etats-UnisEt voici notre émission de Septembre ! Septembre, c'est la rentrée des classes, la rentrée littéraire, mais aussi le mois des festivals littéraires...Vous nous croiserez peut-être au Forum Fnac Livres et très certainement au Festival America de Vincennes... Pour rendre hommage à la littérature américaine, nous avons choisi 3 romans qui se déroulent tous dans le Sud des Etats-Unis :
"Les Maraudeurs" de Tom Cooper, traduit par Pierre Demarty, publié aux Editions Albin Michel, 416 pages.
"Landfall" d'Ellen Urbani, traduit par Juliane Nivelt, publié aux Editions Gallmeister, 304 pages.
"Minuit dans le jardin du...2016-08-3055 min
OPB's State of WonderState Of Wonder: Aug. 22, 2015 - Frank McCourt, PHAME, Divers, Papi Fimbres, Ellen Urbani & MoreToday on the show: lots of goodbyes. A writer says goodbye to the New Orleans she used to know. A musical phenom gives Portland a big farewell smooch, as he takes off for the continent. And a dancer bids farewell to a measure of safety, during a nearly disastrous public rehearsal.But there're also some hellos! A world premiere, a best new band. Plus, sandwiches. For over thirty years, PHAME has provided opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities to pursue their passion in the arts, sharing the stage with acts such as Pink Martini and putting...2015-08-2251 min
OPB's State of WonderNew Book Tells The Story Of The Aftermath Of Huricane KatrinaPortland author Ellen Urbani lived through the final years of Guatemala’s horrific civil war — an experience she wrote about in her first book, "When I Was Elena." She then spent 13 years as an art therapist working with oncology patients and disaster survivors. Both experiences primed her for her first novel, “Landfall,” about the days after Hurricane Katrina.The book follows the intersecting lives of two mothers and two daughters.Urbani will read from Landfall at the Powell’s City of Books store in downtown Portland on Aug. 29, the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s landfall in New Orlea...2015-08-1910 min