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"I like the vitality of in-studio, roundtable interviews," Gil says, "when you have several authors sitting at the same table and focusing on the same theme, you get real conversations. It’s fun, exciting, and often unpredictable."
On the new Word by Word programs, Gil will be inviting a different guest each month to share their unique perspective on a "Great California Writer."
Gil Mansergh should be familiar to many KRCB listeners. His movie review columns appear in four Sonoma County newspapers, and his Cinema Toast radio show has been a Thursday morning staple on KRSH-FM for seven years. Author or Book Doctor of over 50 books, manuals and curriculums, Gil was honored as a Freelance Success by Writers Digest Magazine. He honed his interview skills during five years as Director of the prestigious California Writers Conference at Asilomar. "I’m excited to have this opportunity to share my conversations with authors with KRCB’s listeners," Gil says, "and I appreciate your comments."
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Johnson's captivating novel, The Orphan Master's Son, is set in the clouded reality of North Korea and has received numerous accolades including one from Michiko Kukatani in The New York Times, who called the book "a daring and remarkable novel...that not only opens a frightening window on the mysterious kingdom of North Korea, but one that also excavates the very meaning of love and sacrafice."
Next, Gil chats about the upcoming Fifth Annual Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival (March 30 through April 1) with the Festival's Program Director Jason Perdue and critically acclaimed filmmaker Nancy Kelly. Her documentary, Trust: Second Acts in Young Lives, won the Youth Vision Award by the United Nations Association Film Festival for its moving portrayal of a young woman finding direction, joy and trust in Chicago's Albany Park Theater Project - a theatrical group that creates original plays from members' real life stories.

Radio Shows
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Second Row Center - David Templeton
A Novel Idea - Rosemary Manchester
Thursday
Reel Time Film - Diane McCurdy
Climate One - Climate Change Lectures
Freight Train Boogie - Bill Frater
Friday
Out of the Box - Shafiq Spanos
Rhythm and Roots - Mark Nicholas
Beyond and Back - Hillary Culhane
Saturday
Sunday
Mouthful with Michele Anna Jordon
Open Space District - John Katchmer
Weekdays

