In this week’s show, President Biden visits Florida after the hurricane.
The beaches of Hawaii are disappearing because of erosion.
California farmers are getting eco-friendlier.
And we listen to some Brazilian Jazz.
Weathering (verb): The breaking down of rocks, soils, and other substances into smaller pieces, especially by wind or water.
Erosion (verb): A process of moving rocks and soil to a new location.
Deposition (verb): Dropping off soil, rocks, and minerals creating new landforms.
Genre (noun): A category of writing characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter.
In this episode, we hear about a British artist who filled his entire home in doodles. For this week’s question we want you to: “Doodle something new you learned this week.”
You can use the inbox form to submit your answers.
For Hispanic Heritage month we highlighted artists in Ohio. We learned about a Spanish dance, some Latino painters, and now a Brazilian musician.
And we are curious, which is your favorite art form?
Head online to vote in this week’s poll. You can choose between: Music, Dance, Painting, Writing, Sculpture, or Theater.
Click here to vote!
