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Sugar Calling
The New York Times
'Whatever We Have, We Have to Work With It.'
MAY 6, 202028 MIN
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Description
Cheryl calls Alice Walker, the poet and novelist, at her home in Mendocino, California. They talk about ancestors, solitude and the time it takes to heal.
Cheryl asks Alice about remembering her dreams, and the two discuss suffering and resilience — via the late boxing world-champion Muhammad Ali.
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