Sarah M. Broom on Her New Memoir "The Yellow House"
Clip: 9/10/2019 | 15m 11sVideo has Closed Captions
Sarah M. Broom joins the program to discuss her new memoir "The Yellow House."
Fourteen years ago, Hurricane Katrina wrecked Sarah M. Broom’s home and tore up her city. Her new memoir, “The Yellow House,” is an intimate look at a family that was scattered across America, but felt the gravitational pull of home. She speaks with Walter about healing and what remains after all seems to be gone.
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Sarah M. Broom on Her New Memoir "The Yellow House"
Clip: 9/10/2019 | 15m 11sVideo has Closed Captions
Fourteen years ago, Hurricane Katrina wrecked Sarah M. Broom’s home and tore up her city. Her new memoir, “The Yellow House,” is an intimate look at a family that was scattered across America, but felt the gravitational pull of home. She speaks with Walter about healing and what remains after all seems to be gone.
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