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Being Home Radio Show with Catalina Claussen

In the May episode of Catalina Claussen’s radio show on KURU radio, Being Home: A Southwestern Almanac…it’s the beginning of fire season and Filiberto Aguilera, full-time house painter and part-time lover, is swept up in an all-consuming blaze grand enough for the entire Valley to see.

You can catch this month’s episode on Saturdays as part of Ken and Jeannie’s AM Roots and Branches show and on the first and third Mondays at 4:30pm on KURU radio 89.1 FM.  You can also visit Catalina’s website to catch all the episodes.

Catalina Claussen is an award-winning YA novelist, poet, and short story writer, as well as a teacher with twenty-two years of experience.

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The views expressed here are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the Southwest Word Fiesta™ or its steering committee.

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