Podcast appearances and mentions of grace wells

On this week's Atlantic Tales, Pat Flynn chats with award-winning eco-poet and environmental writer Grace Wells. Based near Ennistymon in North Clare, Grace's poetry and prose are strongly informed by nature, the environment and spirit of place.

In this BONUS episode of the Rich Habits Podcast, we're sharing with you the first episode of Season 2 of the Mind the Business: Small Business Success Stories podcast. Austin has been a co-host of this podcast since 2022. He has interviewed now over a dozen of other small business owners through this show, and we encourage each and every one of you to check it out. --- We take pride in using our platform to not only share our own perspectives and strategies, but also other resources to become successful entrepreneurs. ---To listen to more of Mind the Business: Small Business Success stories, click here!

For many, starting a business starts with a spark of inspiration, an idea that you just can't shake and grows from a “side hustle” to a full-time job. While navigating the transition from employee to self-employed can be exciting, it can also be filled with challenges and self-doubt. Hosts Austin and Jannese discuss those crucial first steps with our Season 2 premiere guest, Grace Wells. Grace is the founder of Grace Wells Photo and no stranger to the transition from working for a company to working for yourself. She shares her inspirational story of turning her ability to make creative videos for fun into a successful filmmaking and photography career.    Learn more about how QuickBooks can help you grow your business: https://quickbooks.intuit.com/ https://quickbooks.intuit.com/get-money/    For a recap from this week's episode visit:  https://quickbooks.intuit.com/r/running-a-business/mind-the-business-s2-ep1   Or learn more about this topic at this resource:  https://quickbooks.intuit.com/r/starting-a-business/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A second chance at learning to read, and other journeys through education, memory, arts and crafts and more, with John Forkin, Barbara Scully, Justin MacCarthy, Grace Wilentz, Lani O'Hanlon and Grace Wells

Poets, pirates, penitents, AE, Matt Talbot, a garden gnome, and plans for the summer solstice, with Joe Kearney, Fran O'Rourke, Katrina Bruna, Gavin Corbett, Grace Wells and Rachael Hegarty

Birds, bees, the Boyne, the Shannon, and keeping faith with The Boss, with Vincent Kenny, Cathal Ó Gallchóir, Kerry Neville, Grace Wells, Kevin Connolly and Elma Walsh

A fashion plate changes shape, endangered languages, the salmon of knowledge, a blue cup in Bucharest and close ties with the poetry of Leland Bardwell, with Philip Judge, Clare O'Dea, Grace Wells, Frank Shouldice, Catherine Foley and John McLachlan

A fashion plate changes shape, endangered languages, the salmon of knowledge, a blue cup in Bucharest and close ties with the poetry of Leland Bardwell, with Philip Judge, Clare O'Dea, Grace Wells, Frank Shouldice, Catherine Foley and John McLachlan

A fashion plate changes shape, endangered languages, the salmon of knowledge, a blue cup in Bucharest and close ties with the poetry of Leland Bardwell, with Philip Judge, Clare O'Dea, Grace Wells, Frank Shouldice, Catherine Foley and John McLachlan

A live programme from Portumna, Co. Galway from the recent archive, with Grace Wells, Anne Marie Kennedy, Louis de Paor, Noelle Lynskey, Bernard O'Donoghue, the Contempo Quartet and Breda and Claire Keville

A dialogue with the poet Grace Wells, in relation to her latest book of poetry, The Church of the Love of the World (https://www.dedaluspress.com/). Grace is an award-winning eco-poet and nature writer living on the West Coast of Ireland. Nature, spirit-of-place and environmental concern are the large themes of her writing. She is an organic gardener and orchard-planter who hosts The Little Sanctuary a small retreat space for human, plant and creaturely species, and she regularly volunteers with Hometree a native woodland charity, which looks after biodiversity and encourages the reforestation of large landscape areas.We speak about wonder, grief, the sacredness of the world, the fierceness of love, and the mysteries of grasses. A few references from our dialogue:Grace refers to the name the Irish call themselves: Tuath Dé. Long before the publication of her book, Grace and I spoke about this name, and I elaborated it briefly in an essay—an elaboration Grace enjoyed very much, so here it is:---As the poet Grace Wells recently reminded me, the indigenous Irish called themselves Tuath Dé—one of the most wonderful things a human people have ever called themselves, for the word “Tuath” signifies both people and place, and “Dé” signifies the goddess. Therefore, in a gesture of intimacy, in a gesture of wisdom, love, and beauty, they called themselves “the people of the goddess” and simultaneously called themselves “the place of the goddess”. They wonderstood power and place, wonderstood rootedness in place and intimacy with the vast Cosmos. They wonderstood that Sophia abides as landscapes, as ecologies, as the sacred powers and inconceivable causes flowing as “power-and-place,” and they wonderstood that when we attune with sacredness and with living places, Sophia abides in us, through us, as us. Meanwhile, the dominant culture seems characterized by, as Underhill put it for us, those who “stand apart, judging, analysing the things which they have never truly known.”---https://dangerouswisdom.org/dw-blog/who-is-sophiaThe fuller contemplation of, “Who is Sophia?” may resonate with you.We also discuss Dōgen and his insights into, and pointings toward, the teachings of the world—all beings, including supposedly “insentient” beings—and the essence of meditation. These insights and pointings appear in Keisei Sanshoku—Velley Sounds, Mountain Forms—and Jisho Zanmai. That latter term resists translation, signifying something like Self-Experience or Self-Verifying of Well-Put-Togetherness, or, Well-Put-Togetherness of Self-Experience or Self-Verifying. It is like the meditative state of self-arising experience, not dependent on subject or object, or the self-verification of the mystery of the cosmos by means of intimacy—the mystery verifying or experiencing itself.The following essay discusses this meditative state in relation to other themes of the dialogue between philosopher and poet, including the seductions of Indo-European languages and worldviews, and the need for all of us to reindigenize:https://dangerouswisdom.org/dw-blog/hologram-ecogram-mandala-part-iv-drawing-closer-to-visionary-lovewisdomDōgen offered related lessons that we can work with as an elaboration of, and invitation into, the special meditative mind that allows us to fully receive the teachings of the world, and receive the magic and medicine of the world as well. Dōgen there refers to the properly well-put-together mind as 自受用三昧, which has to do with the well-put-togetherness of our true mind. 自...

Today's guest is Grace Wells, whose tagline could be ‘award-winning commercials from my room”. You know the people that you meet once and right away you're their biggest fan? Well, if not, that was me with Grace. You've definitely come across her ‘table top commercials' where she produces high-quality product commercials in her room. She does it all from filming to visual effects. So excited for you to hear the episode.Three things about Grace that you should know  She's 100% self-taught. Everything she's wanted and needed to learn has come from YouTube. She jokes that she graduated from YouTube UniversityShe does everything herself. Grace scripts, films, edits, creates visual FX, chooses the music etc. She's a one-person production companyShe's signed as a Director to Tools of North America—a production company that helps brands realize the potential of working with unbelievable creators for high-quality productions. Recently she got the opportunity to work with SHAQCheck out Grace on TikTok!

Wild words as Gaeilge from the Dingle peninsula, snowdrops, chocolates and the city of Kyiv through the decades, with Manchán Magan, Peter Trant, Bernadett Buda, Catherine Foley, Grace Wells, Joe Hayes and Vincent Woods

Mary McGill reviews the highly anticipated 'Beautiful World, Where Are You', by Sally Rooney, the bestselling author of Normal People, Tara Brady on the highlights of the Venice film Festival, from Dune to The Power of Dog, Poetry Town will bring poetry to towns all over Ireland, Vincent Woods & Grace Wells discuss, poetryireland.ie.

Yuri Gagarin's extraordinary achievement... olfactory adventures in inter-railing... James Joyce’s own favourite, feathery Barnacle goose.... and birdwatching with Gerrit Van Gelderen: - with writers Michael O'Loughlin, Nuala O'Connor, Rory Gleeson, Denise Blake, Grace Wells and Brian Farrell

Grace Wells, a Writer, poet, gardener, re-wilder, mother, yoga teacher. Her debut children’s novel Gyrfalcon (O’Brien Press, 2002), which won the Eilís Dillon Best Newcomer Award and was an International White Ravens Choice. Her debut poetry collection When God has been Called Away to Greater Things (Dedalus Press, 2010), won the Rupert and Eithne Strong Best First Collection Award, and was shortlisted for the London Festival Fringe New Poetry Award.  Her second poetry collection Fur (Dedalus Press, 2015), moved more deeply into eco-poetics. Fur was lauded as ‘a book that enlarges the possibilities of poetry’, and her poem Otter was Highly Commended by the Forward Prize. She reviews Irish poetry for a wide range of journals, and for the past twenty years has taught and mentored a generation of emerging writers, ceaselessly encouraging creativity and expression. In 2018 Grace moved to County Clare, which has informed her work with a coastal, marine light. She is currently working on her third collection of poetry, Home, a meditation on belonging within culture, body, self, and nature in our era of ecological crisis. The poems are accompanied by a sequence of eco-poetry-films, Wells’ Home Movies.

A special programme from Ennis Book Club Festival recorded in Glór, Ennis, Co. Clare. With writers Sarah Moore Fitzgerald, Noel Harrington, Grace Wells, Joe Ó Muircheartaigh and Lemn Sissay and music from Blackie O’Connell, Cyril O’Donoghue, Ennis Brass Band conducted by Mark Nutley, Boris Hunka and Diane Daly, and Katie Theasby and Ger O’Donnell

A special programme from Ennis Book Club Festival recorded in Glór, Ennis, Co. Clare. With writers Sarah Moore Fitzgerald, Noel Harrington, Grace Wells, Joe Ó Muircheartaigh and Lemn Sissay and music from Blackie O’Connell, Cyril O’Donoghue, Ennis Brass Band conducted by Mark Nutley, Boris Hunka and Diane Daly, and Katie Theasby and Ger O’Donnell

This week, Grace Wells reads her poem We Speak on the Outbreath

A poem by Grace Wells

On this morning’s programme, we heard: Connections, by Leo Cullen; Lovely Cigar, by Kate Kerrigan; In the Annals of Beara, a poem by Gerard Smyth; The Day my Sister met the Queen, by Roslyn Dee; Winter Dusk, a poem by Grace Wells; and Georgie Boy, by Des MacHale

This week Grace Wells reads her poem All Year

The uniting force of an Abba song

On this morning’s programme we heard: The Tribes of These Islands by Grace Wells; A Long Drawn Out Dream by John Egan; A Day in September by Nollaig Rowan; My Pre-University, University Challenge, by Jennifer Carey; Selfies, a poem by Gerald Dawe; And Bogland, Horseback Brown by John F Deane

Irish writers of poetry and song come together as usual to bring us our Podcasts Showcase No. 11.  Recent recordings have enabled us to compile the tastiest showcase to date.  This edition sees Colum Sands sing about “Fresh Bread being baked, Grace Wells recites poetry about “Aşure” being made, Ben Sands visits a cafe for […]

London-born poet Grace Wells, long since resident in Ireland, reads at the launch of her debut collection of poems, When God Has Been Called Away to Greater Things (Dedalus Press, 2010). Recorded 04 May 2010. Introduced by Pat Boran. For further details see the Dedalus website at www.dedaluspress.com or the Dedalus blog at http://dedaluspress.blogspot.com/