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Africa Today (Night Dreamer, B086Y5P9DW) ( first 13 seconds, then to bed) GEORGES: WE’RE HEARING NIGERIAN TRUMPETER AND COMPOSER ETUK UBONG FROM HIS 2020 RELEASE AFRICA TODAY, RECORDED DIRECT TO DISC IN THE NETHERLANDS. ETUK IS PART OF A POWERFUL MOVEMENT OF ARTISTS FUSING JAZZ AND AFRICAN MUSIC IN NEW WAYS. ACTY: 01_ Etuk-Africa.wav: Trust me, what made Hugh Masekela who he is? It was because when Hugh Masekela got to America, the likes of Coltrane, the likes of Miles Davis and Art Blakey told him, "You need to play African jazz, man. You need to reflect Africa.” And then Hugh Maseke...

Credit...Sean Hogan By BJ Miller Dr. Miller is a hospice and palliative medicine physician, author of “A Beginner’s Guide to the End: Practical Advice for Living Life and Facing Death,” and founder of Mettle Health, which provides consultations for patients and caregivers navigating serious illness. Dec. 18, 2020 This year has awakened us to the fact that we die. We’ve always known it to be true in a technical sense, but a pandemic demands that we internalize this understanding. It’s one thing to acknowledge the deaths of others, and another to accept our own. It’s not just emotio...

Joseph M. Hassett | The Lilliput Press 188 pages – €15.00 (Available on Amazon, $16.95, May 1, 2021) Langan’s Book Mark: 4/4 Stars This is a handsome and stylish book, both in looks and, more importantly, in its capacity to appreciate the magic of William Butler Yeats’s poetry. It’s written by Joseph M. Hassett, the careful scholar who has penned two important books about him and his poetry and now a third, Yeats Now. Joseph Hassett has written extensively on Yeats, as well as on Joyce and other Irish writers. He has a Ph.D. in Anglo-Irish Literature from University College Dublin a...

It seems just yesterday that i was milking cows with my father on the farm. we're all facing death and we all better get worried about it and be sure we're right with god so we're ready for that day of judgment that's going to come. >> reporter: and diane asked him what he hoped people would say about him after he was gone. >> what do you hope they'll say? >> i don't want them to say big things about me. because i don't deserve them. i want to hear one person say something nice about me and that's the lord. when i face him, i want him to say to me, well done, my good and faithful servant. but ...