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Judah Leblang is a writer, teacher and storyteller based in Boston, MA. His written and audio pieces combine reflection, keen observation, and humor. Please visit the Writing page to read some of Judah's stories, or listen to audio clips of Judah reading them. There is also information on Judah's CD Finding My Place, and "Snapshots," as well as a schedule of workshops and readings you may wish to attend. Enjoy!
To contact Judah, email .
Radio:
I have had several pieces broadcast on WKSU-FM, NPR for Cleveland and Northeast Ohio. My pieces are archived on their website, and some are linked below.
I recently had three pieces, "Papa's Place" and "Everything
is Relative,"and "Necessary Losses"
licensed by WAMC in Albany, New York and syndicated
nationally on about 160 NPR, college and ABC stations, as well
as Armed Forces Radio and several Canadian stations.
You can listen to some of my pieces by clicking on the links below:
"Everything
is Relative"
"Minding
the Gap"
"Olympic
Dreams"
"Jingle
Bells"
"Remembering
Doris"
On Xmas 2006, I had the full, 5+ minute version of "Jingle
Bells" on New Hampshire Public Radio. You can listen in
here: "Jingle
Bells "
"Jingle Bells" is currently featured on the 12/12/07
PRX station showcase, presenting the best radio essays from NPR
stations around the country. You can listen in here: "Jingle Bells "
I'm now a contributing writer for Bay Windows, Boston's gay newsweekly.
My column, "Life in the Slow Lane," runs twice a month. They also
have most of my previous columns on line.
Check out my columns at:
(click on "Life in the Slow Lane" on the home page)
I'm offering a number of memoir and essay-writing workshops
around the Boston area. Check the workshops page for more info.
In March 2008, I did a reading at Back Pages Books with my friend
Andrew Szanton. They now carry my CDs. The store is at 368 Moody
Street in Waltham. Check out their website: "Back Pages Books"