Podcasts about night winds

Renowned poet and professor Nikki Giovanni died earlier this week at age 81, following a third cancer diagnosis. She was a prolific writer and leader in the Black Arts Movement, publishing poetry collections such as Black Feeling Black Talk and Those Who Ride the Night Winds. She also taught English at Virginia Tech. In today's episode, we revisit a 2013 conversation between Giovanni and NPR's Michel Martin that followed the release of Chasing Utopia, which featured a combination of essays and poetry. Giovanni and Martin discussed the poet's relationship to her late mother, the pleasure of old age, and the trauma of the 2007 Virginia Tech shooting.To listen to Book of the Day sponsor-free and support NPR's book coverage, sign up for Book of the Day+ at plus.npr.org/bookofthedayLearn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Karl Haikara and I continue our collaboration, Darkness Weaves, an exploration of the work of Karl Edward Wagner.  The subject of this episode is Sing a Last Song of Valdese, the final short story in the Night Winds collection.  Join us as we delve into a take of vengeance from beyond the grave.  Intro: “All the Dark Things / Darkness Weaves” – Mike Hill Outro:  “Virus” – Machinenzimmer 412

We continue the Sol Nox / EWB collaboration with another installment of Darkness Weaves, a comprehensive deep dive in Karl Edward Wagner's dark world of heroic fantasy and weird horror fiction. Two Suns Setting was originally published in Fantastic Magazine in 1976 and was included in Night Winds, Wagner's out of print collection of Kane stories. In this tale, we find Kane, late of Carsyltyal, wandering a desolate, remote wasteland where he happens upon the giant Dwasslir and adventure ensues as they embark on a quest to find the ancient crown of a long dead Giant King.

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Synopsis Take one flute, one oboe, and mix well with one each of a clarinet, bassoon and French horn —and you have the recipe for the traditional wind quintet. In the 19th century, this tasty musical mix was perfected by Europeans like the Czech composer Anton Reicha, who produced 24 wind quintets in his lifetime. In the 20th century, American composers like Samuel Barber, Elliott Carter, and John Harbison have all written one wind quintet each—matching Reicha's in quality, if not in quantity. But other American composers HAVE returned to the wind quintet for a second helping. On today's date in 1993, the Wind Quintet No. 2 of the Californian composer David Ward-Steinman received its premiere in Sacramento by the Arioso Quintet. Ward-Steinman titled his second quintet Night Winds, and asked his five players to occasionally double on some non-traditional instruments such as bamboo or clay flutes, a train-whistle, and even the traditional wind instrument of Indigenous Australians, the didgeridoo—all to create some atmospheric “night-wind” sounds. In addition to wind quintets, David Ward-Steinman composed orchestral works, chamber music and pieces for solo piano. A native of Louisiana, Ward-Steinman studied with Darius Milhaud in Aspen, Milton Babbitt at Tanglewood, and Nadia Boulanger in Paris. Music Played in Today's Program Antonin Reicha (1770-1836) Wind Quintet No. 23 in a No. 23, Op. 100 Albert Schweitzer Quintet CPO 999027 David Ward-Steinman (1936-2015) Woodwind Quintet No. 2 (Night Winds) Arioso Quintet Fleur de Son Classics 57935

John and Kyle discuss another entry in the the annals of their Personal Appendix N. For this episode John choose The Dark Muse by Karl Edward Wagner. This story is part of Wagner's collection Night Winds, which features his most famous character - Kane the Mystic Swordsman.Check the show notes for more about Karl Edward Wagner, Kane, and this story. Including a link to an excerpt from The Dark Muse.The Dark Muse: ExcerptThe Last Wolf Trailer (Karl Edward Wagner documentary)Karl Edward Wagner (Wikipedia)Where to start with Kane?Roll For TopicMap Crow YouTubeMap Crow Patreon 

This week, THE IDEALISTS. podcast host and entrepreneur Melissa Kiguwa speaks with world-renowned poet Nikki Giovanni—one of the foremost authors of the Black Arts Movement. Giovanni's notable collections of poetry are Black Judgment (1968) and Those Who Ride the Night Winds (1983), which were influenced by her participation in the Black Arts and Black Power movements of the 1960s. She has published numerous books of poetry—from her first volume, Black Feeling Black Talk (1968), to New York Times bestseller Bicycles: Love Poems (2009). She has written several works of nonfiction and children's literature and made multiple recordings, including the Emmy-award nominated The Nikki Giovanni Poetry Collection (2004). Her most recent publications include Make Me Rain: Poems & Prose (2020); Chasing Utopia: A Hybrid (2013); and, as editor, The 100 Best African American Poems (2010). With more than two dozen volumes of poetry, essays, and anthologies, she has also published 11 illustrated children's books, including Rosa, an award-winning biography of Rosa Parks.  Among her numerous awards, are the 2022 Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize, the inaugural Rosa L. Parks Woman of Courage Award, the American Book Award, the Langston Hughes Award, the Virginia Governor's Award for the Arts, and the Emily Couric Leadership Award. She is a seven-time recipient of the NAACP Image Award. Her autobiography, Gemini, was a finalist for the 1973 National Book Award. Her album, The Nikki Giovanni Poetry Collection, also netted her a Grammy nomination for Best Spoken Word Album. In this frank, yet revelatory episode, Nikki is unabashedly herself. When she says she wants to produce a history series where “librarians sit around and drink champagne... other people may say it should be coffee, but it's my show and they'll drink champagne… not bitchin' and moanin', just talking,” it's clear she knows what she wants. Listening to her speak in an Afro tradition of loosely aligned parables feels not unlike listening to jazz—the music of surprise—with tangential, non-linear explorations that loop back to something greater.About the episode:- Nikki leads off the episode by explaining that poetry was probably something you learned in the womb from your mother—that it was and is something created by women and passed down in the oral folk culture and traditions of something as simple as cooking and recipes. - Next, she admits that while she wants African Americans to be seen and recognized for playing major roles in literature, poetry, architecture, and athletics, she feels hope in witnessing the staunch progress of younger generations—as evidenced by the Serenas, the Venuses, and the Beyonces. - Building on that, she recounts moments from a lifetime of illustrious friendships with the likes of Nina Simone, Muhammad Ali, Lena Horne, Toni Morrison, Maya Angelou, James Baldwin, and Javon Jackson from Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers—with whom she is currently recording an album of spirituals. - Lastly, in summarizing a legacy of self-sovereignty, self-governance, and deep self-understanding, she hopes her poetry still stands 100 years from now—that people will still be reading her and grokking her across time and space and feel her personal imprint that “life is a good idea.”

BlackFacts.com presents the black fact of the day for June 7.Nikki Giovanni was born.She is an American poet, writer, commentator, activist, and educator.Giovanni grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Knoxville, Tennessee, and in 1960 she entered Nashville's Fisk University. By 1967, when she received a B.A., she was firmly committed to the civil rights movement and the concept of black power.  Her experiences as a single mother then began to influence her poetry. Loneliness, thwarted hopes, and the theme of family affection became increasingly important in her writings during the 1970s.  She returned to political concerns in "Those Who Ride the Night Winds" (1983), with dedications to black American heroes and heroines.For children, she wrote "Jimmy Grasshopper Versus the Ants" (2007) and "Rosa" (2005), a picture book about legendary civil rights figure Rosa Parks.She taught at various universities, including Virginia Tech. In 2007 the school was the site of a mass shooting. The gunman was a former student of Giovanni's, and she had earlier alerted school authorities about his troubling behaviour.At a memorial service she gave a powerful reading of a poem she had written following the tragedy.Learn black history, teach black history at blackfacts.com 

Show #505 - Recorded live on December 21, 2021 Winter Solstice Ambient Special - Featuring a performance from Oiseau de Proie, along with some of my favorite Black Metal-adjacent tracks from 2021! In addition to the 2hr live broadcast, I've included an additional 2hrs exclusive to the podcast! Oiseau de Proie - oiseaudeproie.bandcamp.com - facebook.com/oiseaudeproieband - instagram.com/oiseau.de.proie Ambiance for the night: Shrouded Gate - Ravenlore shroudedgate.bandcamp.com/album/ravenlore **Playlist** **talk** 1) Sombre Arcane - Rhythm of the Saintless 2) Mortifero - Bundy 3) Det Kätterska Förbund - Vanhelgat Vard Ditt Namn 4) Dark, Forbidden Congress - Climax In Paralysis 5) Absolute Key - Autiola I​.​I **talk** 6) Vintergrav - Vintergrav 7) Hail Conjurer & Metsäkirkko - Illusions Fade​/​Harhakuvat karisevat 8) Six Dead Bulgarians - Alatyr 9) Goatcraft - Inhibitory Gnosis 10) Cradle of Judah - Gone 11) Nightspore - Give Everything Away **talk** 12) Oiseau de Proie - Winter Solstice Performance - Le ciel se dérobe - Les fleurs - Lune de miel - Je n'ai pas contrôle - Je suis une fille - 11h11 - Tempérance **talk** 13) Arcana Liturgia - A step in the dark 14) Viduus - Desire Them Like Satan 15) Algizwinter - The Pearl of the Ocean 16) The Demiurgkh - Sacrifice To Satan 17) Nuit Noire - Feeroine **talk** 18) Woid - Überall ist dort der Tod (excerpt) ********Podcast Bonus******** Ambiance for the bonus: Tuhka - Devoured By The Sea Serpent tuhka.bandcamp.com/track/devoured-by-the-sea-serpent **talk** 19) Celtic Rainforest - Byddin Rhyddid Cymru 20) Crusher Conveyor - Controls II 21) Wormsblood - Long Hidden Friend 22) Nyilam - Through the waves of Essence 23) Gaahls WYRD - The Humming Mountain 24) Gravkväde - Lidandet 25) Nortfalke - As ús planeten yn posytsje stain 26) Von Jeglichem Wort - ohne unheil kommt man einmal.... 27) WOMB11 - Hex (Part 2) 28) Wapentake - Nocturne **talk** 29) Forest Temple - An Embryonic God Stirs Within A Volcanic Womb 30) Grutle Kjellson & Ivar Bjørnson - Strie Draumar 31) Okkvltismi - Cycle Of Life And Death 32) PYRE:NUMEN - Renaixament Pastoral 33) Morbærsanger - III 34) Devil's Looking Glass - Go Dig My Grave 35) Svartalv - Dødskvad - Del I - Mareengelen 36) Ulver - BOO SACKLOTH 37) Akhtya - Dimme (Upon the Night Winds) 38) Shores of Ladon - Abstieg 39) Old Tower - Red Dragon Bones **talk** 40) Æternum Sacro - O Cruor Sanguinis (excerpt) Live every Tuesday at 9pm ET on BostonFreeRadio.com

Songs include: Windy City Boogie Woogie, Gone With the Wind, Night Winds, They Call the Wind Mariah, The Four Winds and the Seven Seas and Ill Wind. Musicians include: Maxine Sullivan, the Dorsey Brothers, Nat King Cole, Chet Baker, Big Joe Turner, Mel Torme and Stan Getz.

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Welcome to the 36th episode of "Talkin' with Andrew and Chris"! We are back with another very special episode, today's guest is Adam Sliger, of "Night Winds! Night Winds is the synthwave/pop project of Orlando based producer and songwriter Adam Sliger. Long time friends Andrew and Chris sit down with Adam to catch up on life, and all that he's been doing in the world of music! Night Winds is releasing a new single every month. His debut EP "Movies" was released in February of 2019 and is available anywhere music can be found! Keep up to date with Night Winds on their Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nightwindsmusic/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nightwindsmusic/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/nightwindsmusic Listen to Night Winds: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3YB2oYAPYydZoCVDL8LErT Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/night-winds/1440050416 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsxot5TBbEtqe_-jv4ONc7g Keep up to date with Andrew and Chris: Instagram: Andrew: www.instagram.com/not_awgyomai/ Chris: www.instagram.com/christianevanko/ Twitter: Andrew: twitter.com/awgyomai Chris: twitter.com/ChristianEvanko Follow Andrew and Chris's band "The Stash": smarturl.it/fgtnwr Listen to Andrew and Chris's band "The Stash": smarturl.it/fgtnwr Subscribe to "Talkin' with Andrew and Chris" Podcast: Apple | Spotify | Google Play | YouTube | SoundCloud As always, "Stay Sweet!" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkin-with-andrew--chris/support

Adam released a song a month for 11 months. Then, he wrote recorded, and released a song + an accompanying music video in 24 hours. This conversation is helpful for any artist thinking about creating and releasing work.

We all like to like books, but this week Lit & Liquor turned everything on its ear by finding three "anti-heroes" and seeing if we thought the title was appropriate (spoiler alert: it was).The first is a series of three short stories from "Night Winds" about Karl Edward Wagner's Kane, paired with a Blood Orange and Bourbon cocktail (second spoiler: the 'blood' part is very appropriate). Second, paired with the new-at-the-time-of-recording-but-not-anymore-but-still-good Angry Orchard Rosè, is "The Elric Saga" by Michael Moorcock. Last but perhaps not least (spoiler alert: totally the least) was "The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, the Unbeliever; Lord Foul's Bane" . perhaps the only redeemable quality of this book is that it birthed our story of dear Dildo Baggins, but that's just our opinion.

Welcome to the fifth episode of "Talkin' with Andrew and Chris"! We are back with another very special episode, today's guest is Adam Sliger, of "Night Winds! Night Winds is the synthwave/pop project of Orlando based producer and songwriter Adam Sliger. Long time friends Andrew and Chris sit down with Adam to catch up on life, and all that he's been doing in the world of music! Night Winds is releasing a new single every month. His debut EP "Movies" was released in February of 2019 and is available anywhere music can be found! Keep up to date with Night Winds on their Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nightwindsmusic/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nightwindsmusic/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/nightwindsmusic Listen to Night Winds: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3YB2oYAPYydZoCVDL8LErT Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/night-winds/1440050416 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsxot5TBbEtqe_-jv4ONc7g Keep up to date with Andrew and Chris: Instagram: Andrew: www.instagram.com/not_awgyomai/ Chris: www.instagram.com/christianevanko/ Twitter: Andrew: twitter.com/awgyomai Chris: twitter.com/ChristianEvanko Follow Andrew and Chris's band "The Stash": smarturl.it/fgtnwr Listen to Andrew and Chris's band "The Stash": smarturl.it/fgtnwr Subscribe to "Talkin' with Andrew and Chris" Podcast: Apple | Spotify | Google Play | YouTube | SoundCloud As always, "Stay Sweet!" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkin-with-andrew--chris/support

I'm Ill(ish), Podcast Cover Art, Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes, Amazon Studios, Betas, Barbarella, Bosch, The Centenarian (Doctor Who Short Trips), Kane the Mystic Swordsman, Darkness Weaves, Death Angel's Shadow, Bloodstone, Dark Crusade, Night Winds, The Book of Kane, Tell Me Dark, Gods in Darkness: The Complete Novels of Kane, Midnight Sun: The Complete Stories of Kane, Mobile World Congress and New Smartphones, Including Nokia's X Series Android Phones and Mozilla's Twenty-Five Dollar Phone, Geeking Out

News: I'm Ill(ish), Podcast Cover, Ch-ch-ch-changes, TV: Amazon Studios, Betas, Barbarella, Bosch, Books: Doctor Who: Short Trips: The Centenarian, Darkness Weaves, Death Angel's Shadow, Bloodstone, Dark Crusade, Night Winds, The Book of Kane, Tell Me Dark (graphic novel), Gods in Darkness, Midnight Sun: The Complete Stories of Kane, Technology, Mobile World Congress and New Smartphones Nokia's X Series Android Phones and Mozilla's Twenty Five Dollar Phone, Aftershow: Geeking Out

News: I'm Ill(ish), Podcast Cover, Ch-ch-ch-changes, TV: Amazon Studios, Betas, Barbarella, Bosch, Books: Doctor Who: Short Trips: The Centenarian, Darkness Weaves, Death Angel's Shadow, Bloodstone, Dark Crusade, Night Winds, The Book of Kane, Tell Me Dark (graphic novel), Gods in Darkness, Midnight Sun: The Complete Stories of Kane, Technology, Mobile World Congress and New Smartphones Nokia's X Series Android Phones and Mozilla's Twenty Five Dollar Phone, Aftershow: Geeking Out