“Protection from Erasure”: A Conversation with Samuel Miranda

Artistas in the Capital

In this episode, we talk with D.C.-based artist, writer, and educator Samuel “Sami” Miranda. Through his visual art and poetry, Miranda showcases his Puerto Rican roots and South Bronx upbringing. We also discuss his latest book, "Protection from Erasure," a collection of poems that immortalizes the significance of everyday moments. Miranda passionately discusses his personal experiences, from his Bronx origins to the evolving D.C. arts scene, and his dedication to inspiring students through the power of art and poetry.

Episode Credits:
Host: Norma Sorto
Guest: Samuel “Sammi” Miranda
Episode Interviewers: Joycelin Salmeron, Evelyn Margarito-Casas,
Kailah Floyd, Ramona Santana
Episode Scriptwriter: Flavia Olivera
Episode Editor: Claudia Peralta Torres
Music by Blue Dot Sessions:
Butterstone - The Gran Dias
Cholate - Arizona Moon

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