it gives insight into the true story of medea who did not kill her own children. they were stoned by the corinthians because they were worried mixed blood children would come into power. and they wanted children -- jason and his new wife's children to come in to power instead. she wasn't innocent because she did put the cape that would burn the new wife on her. she did give it to her as a gift because she had a knowledge -- it is about many levels of things about the knowledge of plants and coming from another place and being in a different culture and being isolated. it has so many levels. is hard to talk about. i am excited about it. my regular publisher didn't publish it because he wanted something long grant wanted me to do a new book which i didn't think -- i think it needed to be on its own. so bryce milliken at king's press is doing it. the book is quite lovely. a friend of mine did the design. he is chickasaw. >> host: that is out when? >> guest: it is coming out in october. >> host: some of linda hogan's major works. "dwellings: a spiritual history of the

on the story of medea.nd, um, to me she is an indigenous woman who was taken away. her father was a sorcerer, her aunt wasser sercy. she came from another world into her husband's world. and then he betrayed her. and so what i've done is taken that story, i've thought about it for so long, how could i work with it, what would i do to make it into the story of a native woman, and, um, i put it in a contemporary setting where a woman is being interviewed from, in prison. she's being interviewed. and she's been interviewed before, so she's kind of tired of the interviews, but she does them anyway. um, but so it has this one woman on stage answering the questions. it's also poetry. so it doesn't have to be a performance piece, it's also a poem. and, um, which is, you know, like i said, my first language. it's what i love to do. but it's, it gives insight into the true story of medea who, actually, did not kill her own children. they were stoned by the corinthians because they were worried that the mixed-blood c

same anime and this this document that was published in this new paper it just shows the system ok medea caution of thanks very much indeed for the from what you could cause of our source caucasus. what you know if you live from moscow still ahead of the program crime and punishment for dancing in the balkans war. you get a mandate to disarm and then they're telling you actually don't disarm and. you're the one left responsible as a dutch court puts the blame for the deaths of three muslims in this massacre on that and. some say it's the un that's the guilty party. and while some places strive for an advantage we hear how emotions are running high in one country over the prospect of becoming part of its stronger neighbor than everyone would consider it a happy marriage as we reported later. relatives of three bosnian muslims who were killed in the massacre during the bosnian war have won a lawsuit against the judges ruled that dutch peacekeepers failed to protect the victims and have ordered the government to pay compensation the victims were a support staff for the un peacekeeping force

the name comes from the chicken creek as well, medea, the women woman recited prayer has been slaughtered around children and uses that name because he believes life is inherently destructive to life, that a number of d.c. and work with populations continuing to increase in the capacity to defeat them, the population increases exponentially species. he also postulates that the great distinction in its history have been caused by life itself, most of them and he sees that occurring because life tends to lead to the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and a thousand parts per million u.k. changes in the oceanic system that then lead to great extinction that cared drives the end of the 250 million years ago. it's a very dismal view of the world. it is the survival of the fittest view of the world and humans are nothing special. we are simply a continuation of the great destroyer is planet and the generations and life will go on without us. as this suggests, i have quite a different view of that. i think if we look at not just evolutions mechanism, but its legacy, we see great

the reason i was thinking of flip, because he played a woman character, and i was thinking of medea, know? i was thinking -- eye i'm sure you guys know more about that than i do, whether that's where mad everything a came from. and also we left out redd foxx, redd foxx was very important. and, mel, can i call you mel? >> >> yeah. >> and in terms of amos and andy, you know, that lawyer thing. because i know howard at the time -- >> calhoun. >> right. they were producing lawyers, and i wonder if that was put out to kind of make the black lawyer look like a baffoon. so those are the things i was -- >> flip wilson was one of my favorite comedians. i interviewed flip wilson probably more than any other comedian. i had a lot of respect for him as a comic, and i thought he was one of the best around until richard pryor arrived on the scene because flip was a vaudeville type. he brought the old school to the new school because he did have social commentary embedded in that vaudeville approach that he had. but flip was there. redd foxx, i think we did mention him, but he was one of those brea