Clarence Brown shares his poetry, and his story of addiction and recovery, this week on The Signal.
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- A story about trading the needle for pen and paper: Clarence Brown used heroin for 26 years, but he’s recently turned the corner. With seven months clean, he says each new day is a struggle for mindfulness. To that end, Clarence has discovered a helpful ally – a daily dose of poetic reflection.
- We look at one of the tenets of American life, the pursuit of happiness, with Lee Boot and Stacy Arnold. Their film, Euphoria, explores the benefits of leading a truly meaningful life.
- Plus: Croatian musician Branimir Krstic plays his favorite album on his favorite instrument: Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band… on classical guitar.
HELPFUL LINKS:
Clarence Brown’s story is part of a special radio documentary series called, “Ear to the Ground,” made possible by a grant from Open Society Institute – Baltimore, on the web at www.osi-baltimore.org
Click here for more on the film Euphoria
Here’s a link for Classical Guitarist Branimir Krstic

