Podcasts about ecotones

Planet Poet-Words in Space – NEW PODCAST!  LISTEN to my WIOX show (originally aired October 22nd, 2024) featuring award-winning poet Janet Kaplan who will explore the theme of “Chaos and Creativity” in her poetry. Her work has earned praise from poets and critics including Dan Beachy Quick and Adrienne Rich. Visit: Sharonisraelpoet.com.  Visit: Janet Kaplan Ecotones.   Janet Kaplan's full-length poetry books are Ecotones (2022; shortlisted for the Sexton Prize and published by The Black Spring Press Group Ltd., London), Dreamlife of a Philanthropist (2011 Sandeen Prizewinner from the University of Notre Dame Press), The Glazier's Country (2003 Poets Out Loud Prizewinner from Fordham University Press), and The Groundnote (1998, Alice James Books). Her collection & then is forthcoming from PB&J Books. Her honors include grants from the New York Foundation for the Arts and the Bronx Council on the Arts, fellowships and residencies from the VCCA, Yaddo, Ucross, and the Vermont Studio Center. Her work has appeared in many literary journals and anthologies, (An Introduction to the Prose Poem, Firewheel Editions, 2007; Lit from Inside: 40 Years of Poetry from Alice James, Alice James Books, 2012; and Like Light: 25 Years of Poetry & Prose by Bright Hill Poets & Writers, 2017). She has served as Poet in Residence at Fordham University and as a member of the undergraduate and graduate creative writing faculty at Hofstra University, where she edited the digital literary magazine AMP. Praise for Ecotones:"The personal. The citational. The chronicle. All the “conquistadorial spillage….” In Ecotones, Janet Kaplan pieces these verging environs. The writing is transitional; contemplative. We are reminded everywhere of how edges touch, how language is code. The poet has flipped the surface of the page to better show us a map of our disconsolate displacements. “Motion is the translation of a body from the place it occupies to another place,” writes Euler; Janet Kaplan: “and I, bit player, confessor-chronicler, / will write it.”  "- Edric Mesmer, author of Fawning and series editor of Among the NeighborsPraise for Dreamlife of a Philanthropist“…The poems here hover above their own titles, this dreamlife of the poem more important than the poem itself, a place in which thinking is not yet thought, intent not yet conclusive, not language even as a form of life, but language in the process of making that life possible.  It isn't a mental life; it's too real for that easy confine.  Let's just call it the necessary life – a life of serious play.”  - Dan Beachy-Quick

Have you heard of an ecotone before?An ecotone is a transition area between two adjacent and different patches of landscape, such as forest and grassland.Ecotones do not simply represent a boundary or an edge; the concept of an ecotone assumes the existence of active interaction between two or more ecosystems with properties that do not exist in either of the adjacent ecosystems. An ecotone is a meeting place that creates something entirely distinct from either side of the boundary. In essence, 1 + 1 = 3.And this third space is what I want us to explore in this month's meditation series.Edges, ecotones and third spaces are places of life, energy & growth; they are places of speciation - of creation and evolution.Third spaces are invitations into expansion - into knowing ourselves, our lands, and our actions in a way that wouldn't be possible if we only resided on one side of the edge.Join me for today's discussion of ecotones both within ourselves and in the outside world. Thank you to Gordon Hempton for the use of the incredible soundscape in today's guided meditation. Recorded in North Carolina at Joyce Kilmer National Forest, the Cherokee were some of the first people to hear the sounds of this hardwood forest.Sign up for my newsletter at https://merylarnett.substack.com/ to receive free mini meditations each week, creative musings, and more.Make a donation or learn more about my free offerings and live classes by visiting merylarnett.cominstagram.com/merylarnettyoutube.com/@themindfulminutepodcastThank you to Brianna Nielsen for production and editing support. Find her at https://www.instagram.com/brianna_podcastpro/#meditatewithmeryl

Ecotones are the transitional areas between two distinct ecosystems. These are fascinating and dynamic spaces where unique phenomena can occur. Every transition zone is created and organized by God for our absolute best. The question then becomes how do we respond so that our life experiences the power of an ecotone instead of a dead zone? This week we look at examples in scripture of what transition can bring, and what our response to it should be. Brad Hobbs Exodus 14-18, Acts 1 & 2

Sit back, relax, and shrink yourself down to a microscopic level so you can skitter about on the forest floor – that's right, we're talking, "Ecotones," the latest ambient jazz record from pianist/synthman Jarrett Purdy & guitarist Dan Padley. If you're looking to learn about the history of the Byzantine Empire, this is not the podcast for you. Rad!

Cellist Jody Redhage Ferber's new concert series brings top musicians to a Kirkwood hiking trail, with small combos on six different stages playing music inspired by the wildlife around them (and even echoing their calls). Ferber explains what inspired her vision — and how she hopes it can bring a new audience to classical music.

Cellist Jody Redhage Ferber's new concert series brings top musicians to a Kirkwood hiking trail, with small combos on six different stages playing music inspired by the wildlife around them (and even echoing their calls). Ferber explains what inspired her vision — and how she hopes it can bring a new audience to classical music.

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This week on Live Joy, Share Joy: "Joy and Ecotones" with Marsha Pereira. Hosted by Deb McGregor of Life Full of Joy. Visit lifefullofjoy.com.

Ecotones of Scripture and Literature An ecotone is a landscape ecology term for the zone where two neighboring habitats interact. In his presentation, Kevin will explore how ecotones might help us think about the interactions between our readings of scripture and of literature. He will draw on his recent sabbatical-year experience teaching at the Oregon....

Ecotones of the Spirit: Theology Rewritten - A Conversation with Wilson Dickinson With co-hosts Sam Chamelin and Anna Woofenden www.foodandfaithpodcast.org

Ecotones of the Spirit: Reciprocal Restoration a conversation with Gary Paul Nabhan With co-hosts Anna Woofenden and Sam Chamelin  www.foodandfaithpodcast.org

Ecotones of the Spirit: Wilding the Church - A Conversation with Victoria Loorz https://www.wildchurchnetwork.com/ https://www.seminaryofthewild.com/   Food and Faith Podcast Co-hosts: Anna Woofenden and Sam Chamelin 

Ecotones of the Spirit: Farm Bus! a conversation with Devon Smyth https://daviesshelter.com/ https://daviesshelter.com/south-meadows-farm-the-farm-bus/  

Ecotones of the Spirit: A More Durable Kind of Love with Fred Bahnson https://fredbahnson.com/   Food and Faith Podcast Co-hosts: Anna Woofenden and Sam Chamelin 

Ecotones of the Spirit: The Resilience of the People a conversation with Nikki Cooley   www.foodandfaithpodcast.org

Ecotones of the Spirit: Reciprocal Restoration with Gary Paul Nabhan This is the next installment of our series from Wake Forest School of Divinity, "Ecotones of the Spirit."  This is the third of several presentations by Gary Paul Nabhan, a leading agrobiologist, ethnobotanist, and ecumenical Franciscan brother.   Gary Paul Nabhan Ecotones of the Spirit Food and Faith Podcast

This is the second installment of our series from Wake Forest School of Divinity, "Ecotones of the Spirit."  This is the second of several presentations by Gary Paul Nabhan, a leading agrobiologist, ethnobotanist, and ecumenical Franciscan brother.   Gary Paul Nabhan Ecotones of the Spirit Food and Faith Podcast

This is the first installment of our series from Wake Forest School of Divinity, "Ecotones of the Spirit."  This is the first of several presentations by Gary Paul Nabhan, a leading agrobiologist, ethnobotanist, and ecumencial Franciscan brother.  Today, he tells a story of Jesus, and speaks to the abundance that is present in every ecotone. Gary Paul Nabhan Ecotones of the Spirit Food and Faith Podcast

This is Part 1 of our series "Ecotones of the Spirit," bringing you presentations, interviews, and roundtables from the week-long intensive class from Wake Forest School of Divinity.  Today, Fred Bahnson introduces the week, our keynote speaker Gary Nabhan, and an overview of the Re:Generate Fellowship program.  Subscribe and follow us to hear all of the Ecotones pods as they are released! Ecotones of the Spirit Website  

Brady sits down over coffee on a lovely day in Pompano Beach with Monica McGivern and Alexandre Merbouti from Miami-based Noir Surf-rock group Mo'Booty to discuss their history in the scene, recording plans, creative methods, and upcoming shows. Following the discussion, they perform two original songs as a duo. The episode concludes with the new Lindsey Mills single "What is a Weed?" to celebrate the release of "Ecotones"- out new in digital platforms via Salt Witch Records.

"“Inundated” by Jonathan Laidlow (Originally published in Ecotones.) Yuri woke up to the sound of waves breaking at the end of the street, and knew that the undines had breached the final defences. Even his house, one of the furthest from the harbour, would be theirs once again, like the rest of the city. Jonathan Laidlow grew up in the North West of England, near the Sellafield Nuclear Power plant, which regularly leaked. He has one good leg, one good eye, and one good ear… His stories have appeared at Daily Science Fiction ("Hyrmnal") and Liminal Stories ("Obtrusion Rate" on May 1st). His next story will be at Strange Horizons. He lives in Birmingham, UK, and run the Ultan's Library website about Gene Wolfe, available at ultan.org.uk. He tweets as @burtkenobi and blogs occasionally at jonlaidlow.com. About the Narrator: Ron Jon is a writer, narrator, and singer. He has written and published children’s books, scripts and screenplays for animation and live action, and musical lyrics and libretti. He... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

While in the Atlanta area, we were happy to bring the Ecotones from the University of Georgia into the mobile studio. They talk about being a mission-driven a cappella group, and how that reflects itself in what they do and how they do it. We also hear them sing some songs for us. Recorded in late 2016.

While in the Atlanta area, we were happy to bring the Ecotones from the University of Georgia into the mobile studio. They talk about being a mission-driven a cappella group, and how that reflects itself in what they do and how they do it. We also hear them sing some songs for us. Recorded in late 2016.

An interview with Merle Massie about her new book about the forest-prairie edge.