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On this episode of Day by Day, reading through the Bible, Dr. Clif focuses on the Book of Song of Solomon, highlighting its celebration of covenant love, marital intimacy, and its poetic portrayal of faithful affection that points to deeper spiritual truths. "Interested in becoming a devoted follower of Christ?" Go to follow.lifeword.org

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Unlocking Hearts: A Poetic Day at Hangzhou's Hanmo Ge Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2026-06-10-07-38-19-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 在杭州的一个五月午后，阳光透过茶馆的雕花窗投下斑驳光影。En: In an afternoon in May in Hangzhou, sunlight filtered through the carved windows of the teahouse, casting dappled shadows.Zh: 这里是一个古色古香的茶馆，名字叫翰墨阁。En: This was a teahouse with an ancient charm, named Hanmo Ge.Zh: 嗅到空气中飘散的淡淡茶香，仿佛能让人心神宁静。En: The faint fragrance of tea wafting through the air seemed to calm the mind.Zh: 活动开始了，今天的龙舟节诗会由秋主持。En: The event began; today's Dragon Boat Festival poetry gathering was hosted by Qiu.Zh: 她是茶馆的一名热心服务生，也是一位热爱诗歌的策划者。En: She was an enthusiastic server at the teahouse and a passionate organizer of poetry.Zh: 她邀请了很多热爱文学的人前来参加。En: She had invited many literature lovers to attend.Zh: “欢迎大家来诗会，”秋微笑着说，“今天，希望大家能在这里找到灵感。”En: "Welcome everyone to the poetry gathering," Qiu said with a smile, "Today, I hope everyone can find inspiration here."Zh: 梅林坐在靠窗的角落，她穿着质朴的旗袍，手中捧着自己的诗稿。En: Meilin sat in a corner by the window, dressed in a simple qipao, holding her poetry manuscript in her hands.Zh: 她心中忐忑，不知道自己能否有勇气朗读这些表达内心真实情感的诗句。En: She felt nervous, unsure if she had the courage to read these poems that expressed her genuine emotions.Zh: 她的梦，是能有一天将诗歌分享给更多的人。但羞怯常常让她却步。En: Her dream was to one day share her poetry with more people, but shyness often held her back.Zh: 此时，甲浩走进了茶馆。En: At this moment, Jiahao walked into the teahouse.Zh: 他是位年轻的设计师，为了找寻创作灵感，总会在不同的地方流连。En: He was a young designer who often lingered in different places in search of creative inspiration.Zh: 他一眼就看到了梅林，注意到这个女孩的沉静和她面前放着的那本诗稿。En: He immediately noticed Meilin, her tranquility, and the poetry manuscript in front of her.Zh: “你好，”甲浩微笑着坐下，“你也是来参加诗会的吗？”En: "Hello," Jiahao said with a smile as he sat down. "Are you here for the poetry gathering too?"Zh: 梅林微微一愣，抬起头来。“是的，但我不太敢上台。”她的声音很轻。En: Meilin was slightly startled and looked up. "Yes, but I'm not very brave about going on stage," she replied softly.Zh: “没关系，如果你的诗能感动一个人，那就值得去尝试。”甲浩随意地说道，目光如暖阳般温暖。En: "No worries, if your poems can move just one person, it's worth a try," Jiahao said casually, his gaze warm like sunshine.Zh: 诗会进行得很顺利，气氛融洽。En: The poetry gathering proceeded smoothly, and the atmosphere was harmonious.Zh: 秋先展示了自己的作品，逐渐带动大家分享出自己的创作。En: Qiu first presented her work, gradually encouraging everyone to share their creations.Zh: 终于，轮到梅林决定是否上台的时刻，En: Finally, it was Meilin's turn to decide whether to go on stage.Zh: 她看向甲浩，对方鼓励的眼神给了她莫大的勇气。En: She looked at Jiahao, whose encouraging eyes gave her immense courage.Zh: 慢慢地，梅林走上了台。En: Slowly, Meilin walked to the stage.Zh: 她深吸一口气，用清澈却坚定的声音开始朗读她的诗。En: She took a deep breath and began to read her poems with a clear yet steadfast voice.Zh: 诗句流淌，仿佛讲述着一个个细腻的心灵故事。En: The verses flowed, telling delicate stories of the heart.Zh: 台下的人都安静地倾听，尤其是甲浩，他眼中闪烁着赞赏的光芒。En: The audience listened quietly, especially Jiahao, whose eyes sparkled with appreciation.Zh: 诗毕，茶馆里爆发出热烈的掌声。En: When she finished, the teahouse erupted in applause.Zh: 梅林下台时，心情豁然开朗，如释重负。En: As Meilin stepped down from the stage, she felt relieved and liberated.Zh: 甲浩走过来，诚恳地对她说：“你的诗很棒，希望将来有更多人能看见它们。”En: Jiahao approached her sincerely and said, "Your poetry is amazing. I hope more people will see it in the future."Zh: 梅林微笑着回应，“谢谢，我会继续努力的。”En: Meilin responded with a smile, "Thank you, I will keep striving."Zh: 这时的她，仿佛已不再害怕面向人群了。En: At that moment, she seemed no longer afraid of facing the crowd.Zh: 他们决定再找时间交流彼此的创作。En: They decided to find another time to discuss each other's creations.Zh: 从那一刻起，两颗心在这座茶馆里找到了共鸣，新的故事在这个温暖的春日开始萌芽。En: From that moment on, in this teahouse, two hearts found a resonance, and a new story began to germinate on this warm spring day. Vocabulary Words:filtered: 透过carved: 雕花dappled: 斑驳wafting: 飘散faint: 淡淡enthusiastic: 热心gathering: 诗会qipao: 旗袍nervous: 忐忑manuscript: 诗稿courage: 勇气linger: 流连tranquility: 沉静startled: 微微一愣harmonious: 融洽steadfast: 坚定delicate: 细腻resonance: 共鸣sparkled: 闪烁appreciation: 赞赏applause: 掌声relieved: 豁然开朗liberated: 如释重负germinate: 萌芽inspiration: 灵感hosted: 主持brave: 不太敢worth: 值得immense: 莫大的striving: 努力

At the Toronto International Film Festival, I sat down with acclaimed filmmaker Darlene Naponse to discuss her stunning new film Aki. More than a documentary, Aki is a poetic meditation on land, memory, community, and our relationship to the natural world. Together they explore narrative sovereignty, Indigenous storytelling, mining and environmental responsibility, truth and reconciliation, and the power of listening more closely—to the land, to one another, and to ourselves. Naponse reflects on how making the film transformed her as an artist and why hope, connection, and responsibility remain at the heart of her work. A thoughtful conversation about belonging, beauty, and finding our way home.Darlene Naponse is an award-winning Anishinaabe filmmaker, writer, and community advocate from Atikameksheng Anishnawbek in Northern Ontario. Widely recognized as one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary Indigenous cinema, her work explores themes of land, identity, language, sovereignty, community, and the enduring relationships that connect people to place.Over the past decade, Naponse has built an acclaimed body of work that includes the feature films Falls Around Her, Stellar, Every Emotion Costs, and Aki. Her films have screened at major festivals around the world, including the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), imagineNATIVE, and the American Indian Film Festival, earning praise for their poetic visual style, emotional depth, and commitment to authentic Indigenous storytelling.Beyond filmmaking, Naponse has spent years working in community development, governance, and nation-building initiatives within her own community. That lived experience informs much of her creative work, which often bridges personal stories with broader questions about history, reconciliation, environmental stewardship, and cultural resurgence.Her latest film, Aki is a striking visual meditation on community, memory, and humanity's relationship with the natural world. Created through a process rooted in respect, observation, and Indigenous ways of seeing, the film reflects Naponse's ongoing commitment to narrative sovereignty and storytelling that emerges from community rather than speaking for it.Whether working behind the camera, mentoring emerging artists, or engaging in conversations about Indigenous futures, Darlene Naponse continues to challenge audiences to look more closely, listen more carefully, and reconsider their relationship with the land and with one another.David Peck is a writer, speaker, and award-winning podcaster who works at the intersection of storytelling, social change, and meaningful dialogue. As the host of Face2Face and former host of Toronto Threads on 640 AM, he has published over 800 in-depth interviews with some of the world's most compelling thinkers, artists and storytellers, including Viggo Mortensen, Sarah Polley, Raoul Peck, Werner Herzog, Chris Hadfield, David Cronenberg, Jason Issacs, Gillian Anderson and Wade Davis. With a background in philosophy and international development, David brings a thoughtful, globally aware perspective to every conversation.He's a published author and experienced keynote speaker, known for creating spaces where complexity is welcomed and ideas come alive. Whether moderating panels, hosting live events, or speaking on issues ranging from ethics to media, David's work is grounded in a deep curiosity about people. At heart, he simply loves good conversation — and believes it's one of the best ways we grow, connect, and make sense of the world.For more information about David Peck's podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here.F2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A contemplative reading of Friedrich Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra, by Niv Rajendra. "There is nothing quite like Thus Spoke Zarathustra in world literature. It is sublime and compelling, written in a state of high inspiration. At times in his life Nietzsche appears to be debating and even carrying the cultural evolution of an entire civilization within him. His writing is driven by an elemental force of nature and spirit that seems to transcend even his own capacity to comprehend what is coming through him. He was a vessel of more than he knew, and it is requiring the work of many others since his death to discern and unfold what erupted in his soul." - Richard Tarnus on Thus Spoke ZarathustraNiv Rajendra is a spiritual health coach, Ayurvedic Practitioner and founder of the EMBODIED Ayurveda Programs. She offers an unmatched alternative to artists, visionaries and rebels seeking a life of extra-ordinary vitality and empowers them to live their most easeful and joyful lives for the long run. Niv's clients claim that working with her has helped them replenish their entire system: emotionally, spiritually, physically, and relationally. ✧ Read the health results possible for you based on previous client ROIs ⁠https://nivrajendra.com⁠✧ Apply to partner with Niv for 2026 https://nivrajendra.com/embodied-ayur...✧ Instagram: @yourhealthcompass✧ Facebook: Niv Rajendra

Poetry isn't often heard on the political hustings these days, but in the lead up to Federation our politicians recited and even wrote (often quite bad) poetry.

Episode 181: Re-release, Episode 92 of the American Grown Podcast in the Colortech Creative Solutions studios with Ethan Poetic, Author & Public Speaker.In this episode, I re-released episode 92 featuring Ethan Poetic, Ethan shares the powerful story of surviving a near-fatal car accident and how, with the help of God and the support of others around him, he was able to turn what could have been a red flag in life into a green flag for growth and purpose.Coming from a rough upbringing, Ethan talks openly about adversity, resilience, and the grit that shaped his mindset long before the accident ever happened. Rather than letting hardship define him, he used it as fuel to develop a deeper appreciation for life and the opportunities in front of him.This episode is about overcoming adversity, choosing growth, and finding purpose through pain.Ethan Poetic, Speaker & Author.SHOW SPONSORS:Cleona Coffee Roasters. A small batch coffee roastery & coffee shop, veteran & first responder owned located inside 911 Rapid Response in Annville PA.Angelo's Pizza. Enjoy mouthwatering Italian dinners.Triggered 22. Support a local veteran and help spread awareness for PTSD & #22aday.Hossler Engraving. Looking for unique handcrafted gifts for all occasions Zach has you covered.Hains Auto Detailing. Have your car smiling from wheel to wheel.Sip or Snack break?SIP: Garage Beer.SNACK: Jurgy.OFFICIAL STUDIO SPONSOR: Colortech Creative Solutions takes your creative projects from visualization to realization. We've been doing so since 1980 all while keeping your budget in mind.To see photos of today's guest follow on social media:IG: AmericanGrownPodcastFB: American Grown Podcast or visits us at American Grown Podcast

I've always admired Jeff Lawson. I vividly remember the first time he tried to explain Twilio to me. He still had hair back then. I will admit that it took me a few of these sessions to understand Twilio, but I knew Jeff was brilliant. Not only did Jeff build an amazing company with a strong culture, but he also created an entirely new segment in communications. After 16 years of running Twilio, including an IPO, Jeff hung up his coding gloves. The next stop, surprising (at first) was The Onion. He shares the story in this interview. Spoiler: The Onion is doing well and back in print. Moving from a multi-billion-dollar comms powerhouse to a satire publication may not seem intuitive. Poetic is a better description as he transitioned from messaging to the message. One can respect Lawson, Twilio, and The Onion — it's a happy journey. I have always considered satire as a critical form of storytelling. It is one of the hardest forms of comedy because it requires so much awareness. The Onion is an important source of truth, which is more than Jeff would say about CRM. Speaking of CRM, Lawson's views of CRM haven't changed. I asked him if his views have changed since SIgnal 2022. Where he declared CRM a "$69 billion failure." Spoiler: No. For decades, CRM giants promised a dream of unified customer data, but Lawson says the evidence speaks for itself. Lawson shares how Salesforce, born as a B2B deals tracker, was shoehorned into a broader B2C CRM tool with disastrous results. He says companies pay through the nose for the privilege of having their data held hostage. He is now watching Salesforce pivot to a #Headless model, similar to what Twilio built years ago. Lawson is very suspicious of how the CRM industry will deliver headless. He doubts it will be the disruptive alternative that's needed. Our conversation covers a lot of ground, including the future of human agents, the never-launched Billio service, consumption-based pricing, the speed and height of the current hype cycle, council AI, and even fusion energy. As we navigate an era defined by decision fatigue and algorithmic noise, we are left with Lawson's central provocation: Is your relationship with technology actually serving your well-being, or are you just paying through the nose for hype that fails to deliver?

The Ultimate Universe is hurtling toward its final days, and ULTIMATES #23 gives us a Thor vs. Loki battle for the ages! In this episode, Across the Bifrost explores the intricate, poetic, and mythological world of Deniz Camp's Ultimate Thor. This issue takes us entirely into the heavens as Thor and Sif rally the Nine Realms and fight across millenia to unseat Loki from their Maker-sanctioned throne.We dissect how writer Deniz Camp and artist Stipe Morian have crafted an epic poem in comic book form. From punk zine aesthetics to gorgeous imagery resembling ancient paintings, this issue is a daring reminder of what the comic medium is truly capable of.Check out PATREON:https://patreon.com/u65477484?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkCheck out INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/marvelthorpodcast?igsh=Nm15MjQ2dW10cXZ3&utm_source=qrCheck out DISCORD:https://discord.gg/DsKTVAmwuY

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Whispers in Villa Borghese: A Poetic Stroll of Romance Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-05-20-07-38-20-it Story Transcript:It: Nel cuore di Roma, tra le dolci colline e i venti primaverili, ci sono i Giardini di Villa Borghese.En: In the heart of Roma, among the gentle hills and spring breezes, lies the Giardini di Villa Borghese.It: Sensazioni di freschezza si intrecciano con il profumo dei fiori in piena fioritura, mentre la frenesia della città sussurra nella distanza.En: Sensations of freshness intertwine with the scent of flowers in full bloom, while the city's hustle and bustle whispers in the distance.It: In una giornata così, perfetta e quasi magica, Luca e Gianna passeggiano lungo i sentieri, immersi in una sinfonia di fronde mosse dal vento.En: On such a day, perfect and almost magical, Luca and Gianna stroll along the paths, immersed in a symphony of leaves swaying in the wind.It: Luca è un ragazzo alto e affascinante, ma anche un po' timido.En: Luca is a tall and charming young man, but also a bit shy.It: Con un libro sempre nello zaino, studia letteratura, appassionato di musica classica e con un segreto nel cuore: scrive poesie.En: With a book always in his backpack, he studies literature, passionate about classical music and with a secret in his heart: he writes poetry.It: Al suo fianco, Gianna è solare e vivace, i suoi occhi scintillano di creatività e passione per l'arte.En: Beside him, Gianna is sunny and lively, her eyes sparkling with creativity and a passion for art.It: Ama dipingere la vita cittadina, catturando i movimenti e i colori della sua amata Roma.En: She loves to paint city life, capturing the movements and colors of her beloved Roma.It: "Vedi, questo giardino è come una tela," sorride Gianna, i suoi occhi seguono la danza dei petali nell'aria.En: "See, this garden is like a canvas," Gianna smiles, her eyes following the dance of petals in the air.It: Luca annuisce, il cuore che batte un po' più veloce del solito.En: Luca nods, his heart beating a little faster than usual.It: È nervoso, vorrebbe che questo primo appuntamento fosse speciale e sincero.En: He is nervous, hoping that this first date will be special and genuine.It: Mentre avanzano, Luca sa di dover fare una scelta difficile.En: As they walk on, Luca knows he must make a difficult choice.It: Vorrebbe aprirsi, mostrare a Gianna quel lato di sé che spesso tiene nascosto.En: He wishes to open up, to show Gianna that side of himself he often keeps hidden.It: Ma l'idea di essere giudicato per le sue poesie lo spaventa.En: But the idea of being judged for his poetry frightens him.It: Si fermano davanti a una fontana, l'acqua crea una musica leggera, e tra loro il silenzio è denso.En: They stop in front of a fountain; the water creates a gentle music, and between them, the silence is thick.It: La mente di Luca è in tumulto.En: Luca's mind is in turmoil.It: Finalmente, prende un respiro profondo e decide di rischiare.En: Finally, he takes a deep breath and decides to take the risk.It: "Posso leggerti qualcosa?"En: "Can I read you something?"It: chiede, la voce appena un sussurro.En: he asks, his voice barely a whisper.It: Gianna lo guarda incuriosita, il sorriso incoraggiante.En: Gianna looks at him intrigued, her smile encouraging.It: "Certamente," risponde, intrigata.En: "Certainly," she replies, intrigued.It: Luca apre il taccuino che porta sempre con sé.En: Luca opens the notebook he always carries with him.It: Le mani tremano un po' mentre legge una poesia dedicata al giardino stesso, ispirata dai colori e dalle emozioni che lui sa che anche Gianna ama.En: His hands tremble a bit as he reads a poem dedicated to the garden itself, inspired by the colors and emotions that he knows Gianna also loves.It: Mentre le parole fluiscono, Luca guarda negli occhi di Gianna, cercando di capire.En: As the words flow, Luca looks into Gianna's eyes, seeking to understand.It: E vede qualcosa che lo conforta: un luccichio di apprezzamento e comprensione.En: And he sees something that comforts him: a sparkle of appreciation and understanding.It: Quando termina, Gianna rimane in silenzio per un istante, e poi sorride ampia.En: When he finishes, Gianna remains silent for a moment, then smiles broadly.It: "È bellissimo," dice sincera.En: "It's beautiful," she says sincerely.It: "Davvero, Luca, hai talento."En: "Really, Luca, you have talent."It: E lui sa che le sue paure erano infondate.En: And he realizes his fears were unfounded.It: Poi, per sorpresa, Gianna tira fuori un piccolo taccuino.En: Then, to his surprise, Gianna pulls out a small notebook.It: "Anch'io ho qualcosa da mostrarti," dice.En: "I have something to show you too," she says.It: "Mentre parlavi, ho fatto un piccolo schizzo di te."En: "While you were speaking, I did a little sketch of you."It: Sul foglio, un ritratto di Luca, perso nei suoi pensieri, circondato dai giardini rigogliosi.En: On the page, a portrait of Luca, lost in his thoughts, surrounded by the lush gardens.It: È un gesto tenero e inaspettato.En: It's a tender and unexpected gesture.It: Luca sorride, sentendo una nuova sicurezza inondarlo.En: Luca smiles, feeling a new confidence washing over him.It: Conserva quel momento come uno dei più sinceri e veri della sua vita.En: He cherishes that moment as one of the most genuine and true of his life.It: Ha permesso a Gianna di vedere una parte nascosta di sé, e lei l'ha accolta con gentilezza e apprezzamento.En: He allowed Gianna to see a hidden part of himself, and she accepted it with kindness and appreciation.It: I due continuano a camminare per i giardini, ora più vicini che mai, condividendo i loro sogni e passioni sotto il cielo di primavera.En: The two continue to walk through the gardens, now closer than ever, sharing their dreams and passions under the spring sky.It: In quella cornice naturale, tra fiori e arte, un nuovo legame inizia a prendere forma, bello e autentico come una poesia.En: In that natural setting, among flowers and art, a new bond begins to take shape, as beautiful and authentic as a poem. Vocabulary Words:the breeze: il ventothe hustle: la frenesiathe path: il sentierothe leaf: la frondathe fountain: la fontanathe tumult: il tumultothe whisper: il sussurroto stroll: passeggiarethe canvas: la telashy: timidoto intertwine: intrecciarsito bloom: sbocciareto capture: catturaresparkling: scintillanteto flow: fluirehidden: nascostogentle: leggeroto dare: osarethe choice: la sceltathin: sottileto tremble: tremareto appreciate: apprezzarethe secret: il segretocreative: creativoto open up: aprirsigenuine: autenticothe spring: la primaveraenthusiastic: entusiastato judge: giudicareto sketch: disegnare

What happens when a society's pursuit of pure rationality and radical individualism actually threatens to dissolve the trust that holds it together? Notre Dame University's Paul G. Kimball Professor of Arts and Letters, Dr. Vittorio Hösle, joins host PJ Wehry to discuss the overlooked genius of Giambattista Vico and the hidden dangers of modern rationalism. Dr. Hösle explores the philosophical foundations of the human sciences through his book Vico's New Science of the Intersubjective World. They examine why projecting modern thought onto ancient history fundamentally distorts our understanding of the past, and how recognizing the cyclical nature of civilizations can warn us against our own potential decay. In this conversation they explore: How Vico established a rigorous "new science" focused on the common nature of nations, effectively laying the groundwork for modern sociology and the human sciences. The profound realization that archaic humans experienced the world through sensual metaphors and mythic wisdom rather than abstract concepts or romantic love. The crucial discovery of the fallacy of anachronism—and why erudite scholars constantly make the mistake of projecting their own modern mindset onto the past. Why pure rationality and universal rational egoism, termed the "barbarism of reflection," can dissolve societal trust and lead to civilizational collapse. The sobering reality that historical progress is not guaranteed, and that the collapse of high civilization remains a persistent threat even today. Vico's method of conceptually understanding archaic societies by comparing epochs, even when directly empathizing with their foreign mindset is impossible. This is a conversation for anyone interested in philosophy, sociology, and history who wants to understand the foundational forces that shape human societies and the historical blind spots of the modern age. Make sure to check out Dr. Hösle's book: Vico's New Science of the Intersubjective World

Effective advertising is not about delivering information; it is about delivering persuasion.Don't tell your audience how to feel.Make them feel.Great ad writers are secret poets.Poetry is not about making words rhyme. Poetry is about leading people to a realization.Poetic ad writers open your eyes and cause you to realize.They lead you to a conclusion, then let you discover it for yourself.Great writers don't tell you. They show you.This poem will do that:What of the watchman on the wall?What says the watchman?“It is 10pm, let the night begin.”What says the watchman?“It is 11 at night, everything is all right.”What says the watchman?“It is midnight, the bell has rung. Every song has been sung.”What says the watchman?“It it is 1am, I am all alone. I am all alone.”What says the watchman?“It is 2am, scrolling on my phone.”What says the watchman?What says the watchman?What says the watchman?What says the watchman?The watchman watched his phone.The enemy arrived.The watchman is gone.Don't just deliver information. Deliver persuasion.Open their eyes. Make them realize.When they see what you see, they will do what you want them to.Win the heart and the mind will follow.The mind will always create logic to justify what the heart has already decided.Roy H. WilliamsCheryl Strauss Einhorn helps executives, entrepreneurs, and leadership teams make smarter, more confident choices and avoid costly mistakes. As a Decision Science strategist, Cheryl developed the widely used AREA Method, a framework designed to help leaders challenge assumptions, reduce cognitive bias, and improve judgment in high-stakes situations.In this week's episode of Monday Morning Radio, Cheryl explains to roving reporter Rotbart that while “gut instinct” plays a valuable role in business, too many leaders rely on it entirely, rather than grounding their decisions in real-world testing, stakeholder input, rigorous analysis, and evidence. Listen and learn at MondayMorningRadio.com

1-0 to the Arsenal. And from a set piece. Poetic. That's it, over to Bournemouth.

Brett McMahon is a Newcastle-based painter whose work explores the structures and rhythms of the natural and built environment. Represented by Nanda Hobbs, McMahon has built a significant practice spanning painting, drawing and installation.His work is known for its distilled, abstract language, bold lines, shifting geometries and a strong sense of spatial tension. Drawing from the coastal bush, industrial architecture and lived experience of place, his paintings sit somewhere between observation and reconstruction, where landscape becomes structure.Over a career spanning more than three decades, McMahon has held over 30 solo exhibitions and exhibited widely across Australia and internationally. His work is held in public, corporate and private collections across Australia, Europe, Asia and the United States. In this conversation, we talk about painting as a way of thinking, the role of environment in shaping visual language, and how a practice evolves over time without losing its core concerns. We also get into scale, material and the push and pull between control and intuition in the studio.Brett is represented by Nanda Hobbs in SydneyBrett's show at Gosford Art Gallery Understory, opens 16th May 2026 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Rewind, Rethink, we revisit Dead Poets Society, the film that made a whole generation want to stand on desks and be rebellious. In this episode, we unpack the pressure, the friendships, the performances, and the legacy of a film that's become completely iconic, with plenty of laughs (and a few strong opinions) along the way.O Captain, my Captain… let' talk shall we?

“Orbán rigged the electoral system to highly benefit the winner. He thought he would never face the realistic possibility of losing. When someone actually threatened his plan, he just couldn't imagine it. And that person got more than 55% — a two-thirds-plus majority. Orbán shot himself in the foot.” — Marc Loustau On April 12, Viktor Orbán — the populist who invented the illiberal playbook — got booted out of office by the Hungarian electorate. His defeat, says Marc Loustau, Harvard PhD and fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study at Central European University, represents a playbook for defeating illiberalism. Orbán had rigged the electoral system so dramatically — giving the winner 1.5 votes for every vote the loser got — that when Péter Magyar got more than 55 percent of the vote, Orbán's own system destroyed him. The gods must have their fun — Hungarian poetic justice. Orbán's cronies, Loustau reports, are fleeing to Dubai with their hot rod car collections and ill-gotten gains from sixteen years in power. But the mid- and upper-tier bureaucrats, Loustau warns, are still in office. Not having any other skills, they're going to be difficult to dislodge. Making Hungary a functional democracy again won't happen overnight. The goal of Péter Magyar's government, Loustau says, is to “make Hungary boring again.” That should be the lesson for the anti-Trumpists in his native America, Loustau says. Build the broadest possible coalition, never kick anyone out of it, and refuse to be drawn onto the deadly culture-war terrain. When Orbán banned the Budapest Pride parade to force Péter Magyar to take a stand on LGBTQ issues, Magyar flew to a Greek island. It was, Loustau says, the smartest move of the campaign. Make America boring again. The anti-Hollywood playbook for defeating illiberalism. Are you watching Gavin & Kamala? Five Takeaways •       Poetic Justice: Orbán's System Destroyed Him: Orbán rigged Hungary's electoral system to massively benefit the winner: if you get more than 55 percent of the vote, you get roughly 70 percent of parliamentary seats, and effectively 1.5 votes for every vote your opponent receives. He did this because he never imagined anyone could get above 50 percent against him. When Péter Magyar did — comfortably — Orbán's own system gave Magyar a supermajority. Loustau's verdict: it is rare that there is genuine poetic justice in life. This is one of those moments. •       The Cronies Are Heading for Dubai: Sixteen years of a two-thirds majority in parliament allowed Orbán to pack every institution in Hungary with loyalists — friends, family, friends of friends — from top to bottom. In the end, this became part of his undoing: when you bleed out talent and fill institutions with cronies, you end up with an inept government. The most visible Orbán figures are now heading to Dubai with their hot rod car collections. But the mid-level “authoritarian cadre circles” burrowed into every institution will be much harder to remove. It will take years to restore functional public services. •       Make Hungary Boring Again: The incoming government's agenda, in Loustau's formulation, is to make Hungary boring again. No more brinkmanship between Russia, Brussels, and Washington. No more geopolitical risk-taking. Hungary belongs in the EU, and if the EU likes anything, it is stultifying bureaucracy. That, paradoxically, may be the best thing for ordinary Hungarians. It does not signal the end of the far-right threat globally. So long as Putin is alive, Loustau argues, we must remain vigilant. •       Magyar Goes to Greece: The Culture War Lesson: One of Orbán's favourite tactics was to force opposition politicians to take a stand on LGBTQ issues. He banned the Budapest Pride parade specifically to create a trap for Magyar — either come out against the ban and look soft on “family values,” or attend the parade and look radical. Magyar's response: he went on holiday to Greece. He wasn't even in the country. Loustau calls it one of the slyest moves of the campaign. The lesson for Trump's opponents: never engage on the terrain your opponent has chosen. •       Can Disaffected Trumpians Defeat Trumpism? Magyar came from within Orbán's government and broke with him at a moment of genuine moral crisis — a scandal involving pardons for those who covered up sexual abuse at state-run orphanages. That moral authority gave him a platform. Loustau's honest assessment: disaffected Trumpians who had any dealings with Trump are radioactive, perhaps permanently. But the broader lesson holds: when government inaction harms the innocent and powerless, someone who stands up and says “enough is enough” can build a majority. Magyar didn't win on policy. He won on decency. About the Guest Marc Loustau is a Harvard PhD, Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study at Central European University in Budapest, and author of the At the Edges Substack. He writes on Central and Eastern European politics, religion, and society. References: •       At the Edges by Marc Loustau — his Substack on Central and Eastern European politics. •       Episode 2880: Gal Beckerman on How to Be a Dissident — the companion episode on the theory of resistance that Magyar's campaign enacted. •       Episode 2881: Adrian Wooldridge on The Revolutionary Center — on the crisis of liberalism that Orbán exploited and Magyar may have reversed. About Keen On America Nobody asks more awkward questions than the Anglo-American writer and filmmaker Andrew Keen. In Keen On America, Andrew brings his pointed Transatlantic wit to making sense of the United States — hosting daily interviews about the history and future of this now venerable Republic. With nearly 2,900 episodes since the show launched on TechCrunch in 2010, Keen On America is the most prolific intellectual interview show in the history of podcasting. WebsiteSubstackYouTubeApple PodcastsSpotify Chapters: (00:31) - How significant was the Hungarian election in historical terms? (01:30) - Orbán's authoritarianism: model for the world, now defeated (02:56) - Was the left paranoid? How did Orbán actually lose? (03:50) - Poetic justice: Orbán rigged the system and it destroyed him (05:46) - Corruption uncovered: the regime unraveling (06:38) - Sixteen years of cronyism: what remains? (07:51) - Authoritarian cadre circles: how long to dislodge them? (08:24) - The cronies heading for Dubai with their hot rod collections (10:38) - Romania, Ceauşescu, and celebrat...

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Episode: 3370 A Look at Poetry and the Importance of Rhythmic Metre.  Today, the rhythm of poetry.

RZA has always been a busy man and it was no different in the 90s where he featured in supergroup Gravediggaz - birthed by at-the-time veteran of the industry Prince Paul - unleashing a Horrorcore group with an essential debut, only for the 2nd & 3rd albums to change up in subject matter and in the end only containing Poetic & Frukwan that kept the group alive.TIMESTAMPS:Weekly Music Roundup - (0:56)Ben:NugLife - The Beat Dispensary 4Red Cafe - Once in a Red MoonHus KingPin - THREESOME 6Flee Lord - Everything I Never SaidBTS - ARIRANGU2 - Easter Lily EPM.I.A. - M.I.7Yaya Bey - FidelityCharlie:Adrian Younge - Younge Jesirae - Mama It's A Renaissance S. Fidelity - Guess I'll Never LearnHollie Cook - Shy Girl In Dub! Yaya Bey - Fidelity Protoje - The Art of AcceptanceBlu & Exile - Time Heals EverythingTopic Intro/Ben's Research House - (16:16)6 Feet Deep - (22:09)The Pick, the Sickle and the Shovel - (32:00)Nightmare in A-Minor - (43:21)Lighter Note - (54:17) Thanks for listening. Below are the Social accounts for all parties involved.Music - "Pizza And Video Games" by Bonus Points (Thanks to Chillhop Music for the right to use)HHBTN (Twitter & IG) - @HipHopNumbers5E (Twitter & IG) - @The5thElementUKChillHop (Twitter) - @ChillhopdotcomBonus Points (Twitter) - @BonusPoints92Other Podcasts Under The 5EPN:"What's Good?" W/ Charlie TaylorIn Search of SauceBlack Women Watch...5EPN RadioThe Beauty Of Independence

Ally and Nic discuss: Marcy DeMansky Project Hail Mary XO Kitty  and more!

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In this episode of Bible Talk, Alex chats with Jim and Sam about Isaiah 26, a dense, metaphor-laden passage that cranes its neck to the glorious future that awaits all those who trust in the LORD.

Thom Francis welcomes poets Mojavi and Poetic Visionz who shared their work at the 2024 Word Fest Open Mic at the Sand Lake Center for the Arts on April 27, 2024. +++++ When two long-time area spoken word artists, who have since moved away, walked in the front door of the Sand Lake Center for the Arts, Word Fest Open Mic host Mary Panza made it a point to add them to the list. Today, we are going to hear from those two incredible poets. Mojavi, who was the host of the Soul Kitchen series at Clayton's Restaurant in the late-90s and the founder of Urban Guerrilla Theatre after that, read some childhood memoirs. Poetic Visionz who was one of the original Nitty Gritty Slam poets a decade ago, representing Albany at the National Poetry Slam, took the stage with his deconstructive word-play. You can find more information, photos, and videos on all of the Word Fest events on the Hudson Valley Writers Guild website, hvwg.org.

It's time for the Merge of Survivor 50! We have some fights, some strategy, and a whole lot of haikus. We breakdown where each player is at and how this season could play out! 'Survivor talk starts at 14:25

Choice Classic Radio presents Philo Vance, which aired from 1943 to 1950. Today we bring to you the episode titled "The Poetic Murder Case.” Please consider supporting our show by becoming a patron at  http://choiceclassicradio.com We hope you enjoy the show!

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Welcome to the Daily Disciple Podcast. As daily disciples, we seek to adore and follow Jesus, our teacher, into the abundant life that he offers. Because we find Jesus irresistible, fascinating, and incredibly practical, we want to be students of his scripture. Today's episode is found in John 20 "Poetic Portrait."

Beloved SOS Family,As we enter into the solemnness of this day with joy and sadness, love and pain, always remember He sacrificed so that We might live! Hallelujah; Praise His Name! JESUS is the "Center of My Joy!" (Richard Smallwood)Join me for 15 mins as I share the truth, the power, and the grace of the crucifix...It was Love y'all

Notes and Links to Jordy Rosenberg's Work   Jordy Rosenberg is the author of the novel Confessions of the Fox, a New York Times Editors Choice selection, shortlisted for the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize, a Lambda Literary Award, a Publishing Triangle Award, the UK Historical Writers Association Debut Crown Award, longlisted for The Dublin Literary Award, and named one of the best books of the year by The New Yorker, Kirkus Reviews and others. Jordy's work has been supported by MacDowell, The Lannan Foundation, The Banff Centre, and The Ahmanson-Getty Foundation. He is a professor in the Department of English and Associated MFA Faculty in the Program for Poets and Writers at UMass-Amherst. His latest work is Night Night Fawn, published in early 2026. Buy Night Night Fawn   Jordy Rosenberg's Website   Review for Night Night Fawn from The New York Times At about 0:45, Jordy responds to Pete's questions about the feedback Jordy has received since Night Night Fawn has come out At about 2:50, Jordy talks about tour events and purchase info At about 4:15, Jordy talks about his background in reading and writing, especially the influence of the Marxist tradition  At about 6:50, Jordy responds to Pete's questions about what draws him to sci-fi, and Jordy expands on his interesting view of genre as “collective” At about 9:00, Jordan cites contemporary writers whom he appreciates in his "omnivorous" writing, including Lara Sheehi At about 12:30, Jordy reflects on seeds for his novel, which started out as memoir  At about 16:10, the two discuss the narrator, Barbara, and the book's exposition, and connections to Marx At about 18:50, Jordy discusses how he wanted to explore Marxism through the voice of someone with a passing knowledge of it At about 20:45, Part II of the book, a letter from Barbara, is discussed At about 22:45, Jordy reflects on how he satirizes those so obsessed with anti-trans vitriol At about 25:00, Jordy expands on Barbara's antiquated and biased world view and victim mentality  At about 26:45, Jordy discusses a pivotal scene at a funeral and the importance of a photo At about 31:00, Jordy responds to Pete's question about meta-writing and  At about 35:00, Barbara's job and it providing “ammunition” for her homophobia is the basis of discussion  At about 36:00, Neil, a family friend, is discussed as a trope and anti-trope At about 38:00, Pete compares Neil's Marxism to “a la carte Catholicism” At about 38:50, The beginnings of discussions of Israel and 1980s viewpoints and a “public relations nightmare” and a broken friendship are highlighted At about 42:40, Jordy talks about the importance of the “carrot scene” and ideas of Jewish masculinity At about 47:15, Pete cites Deni Avdija's story and Jordy expands on ideas of BDS and narratives of “the most moral army in the world” At about 52:00, Jordy and  Pete posit some ideas about the adult daughter in the novel and talk about Jewish leadership in the BDS movement  At about 54:10, The two discuss the scene in which Barbara reunites with her old friend and how Jordy uses satire in the scene At about 57:15, Jordy reflects on real-life connections to Barbara sending her daughter to Israel for “support work” At about 59:15, Jordy cites the book as adding to conversations that come from “bedside rants”        You can now subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, and leave me a five-star review. 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Thanks in advance for supporting Pete's one-man show, DIY podcast and extensive reading, research, editing, and promoting to keep this independent podcast pumping out high-quality content!    This month's Patreon bonus episode features an exploration of formative and transformative writing for children, as Pete surveys wonderful writers on their own influences.    Pete has added a $1 a month tier for “Well-Wishers” and Cheerleaders of the Show.     This is a passion project, a DIY operation, and Pete would love for your help in promoting what he's convinced is a unique and spirited look at an often-ignored art form.    The intro song for The Chills at Will Podcast is “Wind Down” (Instrumental Version), and the other song played on this episode was “Hoops” (Instrumental)” by Matt Weidauer, and both songs are used through ArchesAudio.com.     Please tune in for Episode 333 with Keith O'Brien. Keith has written five books, won the PEN America award for best biography, and has contributed to multiple publications over the years.    Keith's work has appeared in the New York Times Magazine, the Atlantic, Rolling Stone, the Wall Street Journal, and on National Public Radio. His radio stories have aired on All Things Considered, Morning Edition, and Weekend Edition, as well as Marketplace and This American Life. His latest gem is Heartland: A Forgotten Place, an Impossible Dream, and the Miracle of Larry Bird.    The episode airs on March 29 or thereabouts.    Please go to ceasefiretoday.org, and/or https://act.uscpr.org/a/letaidin to call your congresspeople and demand an end to the forced famine and destruction of Gaza and the Gazan people.    You can also donate at chuffed.org, World Central Kitchen, and so many more, and/or you can contact writer friend Ursula Villarreal-Moura directly or through Pete, as she has direct links with friends in Gaza.  

Sweet, sweet revenge. A subgenre best served cold, with a side of yanked intestines. It is a foundational tool for horror, both from the protagonist and antagonist perspectives. Anger, jealousy, and embarrassment create grudges that stick, and payback, she is a comin’. Listen in to our recommendations for your revenge fantasy satisfaction. In horror movies, sometimes you want to keep it simple. If your plot needs motivation… this is an easy check to cash. There are several sub-tropes here. Psychology Today lists several variants of revenge. As you might expect, revenge and justice are not simple concepts. There are different motivations and complex sources for the desire for payback. We tried to marry up the psychological categories to how they get executed in horror films: Simple or direct Revenge: An eye for an eye. You killed or disfigured me, now I'm back, bitches! MUAAAAHHAHAHAHA! (Slash, slash, slash… screaming ensues) This is the staple of the franchise serial-killer movies. Candyman, Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, The Burning, Slaughter High, Hatchet, Ghost Story, I Know What You Did Last Summer This also applies to revenge for the loss of a loved one. NOOOOOOO! You killed my father! Now you're gonna pay! I Saw the Devil, Mandy, Redux Redux, Orca, and Sayara Constructive or transformative Revenge: Channeling pain into self-improvement and escaping the victim role. The Rape Revenge Subtrope lands here, with all of its trigger-ridden justice. Misogeny or empowerment? You make the call. Good examples: Revenge, I Spit on Your Grave, They Call Her One Eye, Last House on the Left, Teeth, Ms. 45, American Mary, Hard Candy Honor revenge: Retaliation that is intended to restore reputation or face. Restore reputation. Bullying payback often lands in this category. Who's on top now motherfucker!?   Plenty of good examples here include Carrie, Piggy, Let the Right One In, and Sissy A subset of honor revenge would be the response to betrayal. You backstabbed me.  Honor revenge is a classic trope in Westerns and Mob Movies. When used by a protagonist, it can be the central motivation. Examples: Upgrade Usually used as a plot device rather than the central theme in horror movies. What goes around, comes around. Et tu, Burke? Burke in Aliens, Ash in Alien, Rose Armitage in Get Out, Scud in Blade, Billy Loomis…All the Scream Movies Poetic or Ironic Revenge: The proper comeuppance. Yep, you had it coming. Often, this is hubris getting the better of a monologuing evil doer. Protagonists usually don’t suffer in this manner. Poetic justice, after all. The poetry comes from the villain being undone by their own actions or plans. Good Examples: Captain Ross’s grisly demise in Day of the Dead; the explosive destruction of the La Domas family in Ready or Not; the Invisible Man gets killed by his own tech in The Invisible Man; Chef Slowick goes down with his restaurant in a fiery s’mores demise in The Menu. The Saw movies have built their premise on ironic revenge, with many of the traps Jigsaw creates symbolic of the victim’s perceived flaws. Se7en is closely tied to ironic revenge, specifically piecing together misguided justice in the grisly application of sin to sinners. Collective revenge: No! Back, you fools! Stay away from me, you heathens! AAAAAAA!!! This is where the community turns on another group, or in horror movies, usually an antagonist. The mob rules! The classic example of this variant is the 1932 Frankenstein, in which the locals, brandishing torches and pitchforks, trap and kill Frankenstein’s monster. It gave birth to the cliche. Burn him! A recent great example: Weapons, where the children turn on Aunt Gladys. Other examples include Children of the Corn, The People Under the Stairs, and The Island of Lost Souls. Fantasy revenge: This is usually the domain of comedies. Sometimes it occurs in horror when the victim of bullying or aggression dreams of turning on their abuser. A twist on this would be the mad dream visions in An American Werewolf in London. Perhaps A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. It has the dream/fantasy element, but it is more of a hero’s journey than pure revenge. Horror movies themselves, as an art form, specifically REVENGE-themed horror movies, are in themselves fantasy revenge outlets. John Wick, Death Wish, Unforgiven, and many, many action movies are testosterone-fueled male revenge fantasy flicks. The rape-revenge movies is the distaff variant of the same theme. Subtle passive-aggressive revenge: Not really part of the Horror methodology. You’re in the wrong revenge shop, buddy. Horror does it directly. With an axe. This is the Woody Allen form of revenge. The Sad Truth In many revenge horror movies, revenge is often a hollow victory. The wounds still exist. The trauma lingers. Your dead wife isn’t coming back. It is a short-term dopamine high, but in many cases, you still feel hollow inside. Sometimes, proper justice gets dispensed, and the world is a better place having dispatched a monster. And we can appreciate that. Horror movie fans get to go along for the ride. Revenge, though easy to embrace, is a complex emotional rollercoaster. So much pain… and a little relief. It can make for epic storytelling, and when dipatched with bloody violence, you can understand how it resides under the horror umbrella. PODCAST EPISODE 210: Here is a live feed for Revenge Horror: Episode 210. If you enjoy this episode, please go to your streaming platform of choice and subscribe. We promise that we won’t track you down with vengeance in mind if you don’t. (Or will we?) The Virgin Spring (1962) Redux Redux (2025) Blue Ruin (2013) Becky (2021) Revenge (2018) Upgrade (2018) Orca (1977) Promising Young Woman (2020) The Crow (1994) The Pit (1981) Venus in Furs (1969) Mandy (2019) Sayara (2025) I Saw the Devil (201) Candyman (1992) I Spit on Your Grave (1978) Last House on the Left (2010) Ms. 45 (1981) The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster (2023) They Call Her One Eye (1973) You’re Next (2011) Final Girl (2015) Carrie (1975) A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge (1985) Piggy (2022) Last House on the Left (1972) Ghost Story (1981) The Burning (1981) Frankenstein (1932) Let the Right One In (2008) Saw II (2005) The Island of Lost Souls (1932)

In this episode, Joe talks about one of Chesterton's most famous, but still too little studied, poems, "The Donkey." Learn a bit more about the poem through a New Critical based reading, consider just some of the allusions that may have shaped the poem in Chesterton's mind, and - perhaps - discover anew a great source for Lenten meditation! ##### FOLLOW US Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chestertonsociety Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmericanChestertonSociety X: https://twitter.com/chestertonsoc SUPPORT Consider making a donation: https://www.chesterton.org/give/ Visit our Shop at https://www.chesterton.org/shop/

This episode is POETIC, listener! Eileen Myles (they/them) is a celebrated poet, novelist, and journalist best known for “Chelsea Girls” and poems that queers everywhere tattoo onto their arms, but today they're in the apartment to SEDUCE! We break format this episode to interview Eileen and learn about their career, history, and legendary love life. In-between, we discuss art, coming out, New York in the 70s, and how camp is the best place to have queer sex. Oh - and Ashley might even read one of her original poems… and BOY is it embarrassing. FOLLOW EILEEN MYLES Pre-order their upcoming book, “Bird Watching and Their First Three Books of Poetry”: https://fonografeditions.com/catalog/fono42-bird-watching-and-their-first-three-books-of-poetry-by-eileen-myles/  Read their other works: https://www.eileenmyles.com/books/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eileen.myles/  Twitter/X: https://x.com/EileenMyles  FOLLOW ASHLEY GAVIN @ashgavs TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ashgavscomedy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashgavs/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ashgavs Twitter: https://twitter.com/ashgavs Tour Dates & Newsletter: https://www.ashleygavin.com/#dates PRODUCED BY ALEX VRAHAS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alvrahas/   SUPPORT OUR PODCAST: Watch this UNCUT: https://www.patreon.com/WHGS Merch: https://shop.merchcentral.com/collections/ashley-gavin Watch on this YouTube: https://youtu.be/uaMwOiMNrto  ______________________________________________ SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS: HELIX: Get 27% OFF sitewide at https://helixsleep.com/gaysex  HERS: Get personalized, affordable plans at https://www.forhers.com/gay Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 137: Collective Effervescence (ENCORE) While we're on AWP hiatus, we're bringing back an encore episode of the Slush Pile. Listen to Episode 137, Collective Effervescence, where we dive into poems by Han VanderHart. If you want to hear more of their work, Han will be reading at the Virginia Festival of the Book the weekend after this episode drops. Info about festival : https://vahumanities.cventevents.com/event/bookfest/summary?session=397b14b2-a8e5-46e5-97ab-05730c0f5466   Don't be jelly, but we're having a blast with three poems from the poet Han VanderHart in this episode! You can join in on the fizzing of our collective effervescence by just tuning in. We find the conversation naturally turning towards John Berger's Ways of Seeing, taking in the pipe as a fairly recent newcomer as a punctuation mark in poetry, and the concept of absolute zero, alongside much, much more. Poetic themes of truth, love, and the power of “No” sit at the center of our conversation. Oh, and Marion deftly keeps Kathy in the conversation when technology unexpectedly steals her voice! (Be sure to check out the painting Truth Coming Out of Her Well, the inspiration for the first poem, an ekphrastic, that we discuss. It's a painting that has inspired some cool tattoo art!)   At the table: Marion Wrenn, Kathleen Volk Miller, Jason Schneiderman, Divina Boko, Lisa Zerkle, Dagne Forrest, Lillie Volpe (sound engineer)     Han VanderHart grew up on a small-scale farm in Virginia, and now lives in North Carolina, under the pines with their long term partner, two children, four cats, two dogs, and a Diva koi Beta fish named Caroline (long I). Their favorite flower is all of them, with the exception of the gerber daisy, which looks fake. Han is the author of Larks (Ohio, 2025) and What Pecan Light (BCP, 2021), and hosts Of Poetry Podcast and co-edits River River Books with Amorak Huey.   Insta: @han.vanderhart Bluesky: @hanvanderhart.bsky.social Website: hanvanderhart.com

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A Poetic Invitation to Face Our S**tMarie Ida Sequence: Writing Prompts to Love Our MothersHello Wonderful Reader,The mother-daughter bond is just about the last thing I wanted to share about this week. I only wanted to give you a taste of Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven because next week we'll be working with another poem by her in a “Fantasy”-themed Intimacy Writing Workshop (which I'm very excited to teach!)I found her poem “Marie Ida Sequence,” and I liked it. But once I sat down to illustrate, I got the message: she's talking about her mother, their resemblance, and her love for her. Her mother, Ida-Marie, who died of uterine cancer when Elsa was only 19 years old. Her mother, who had suffered from mental illness and spent time in a sanatorium in Stettin, Germany (theartstory.org). Her mother, who had been stuck in an abusive, violent relationship with her father, and contracted syphilis because of him (Elsa blamed her father for her mother's death).I'm not going to lie, the complexity of it makes me feel a bit better about myself. I'm going through a difficult time with my own mother. I am trying to accept her for who she is, while she cannot do the same for me. My boundaries are met by her silence. I'm still an afterthought in her web of family gatherings, always wanting everyone to be close while still not really knowing what closeness means. It's f*****g complicated, and not fun to think about.Still, the clear images in the poem captivated me. The slate-green eyes, the copper hair. Maybe that's what writing is about sometimes. Facing the dark s**t. Processing the stuff we'd rather not look at. In fact, in the research from UT Austin that I base my workshops on, they say that there are more mental and physical health benefits from writing about your most traumatic and difficult experiences than from writing about neutral topics.So, here's to facing our s**t.Love,Tash

Poetic Keys An Ode to County Clare - Lough Gur - Plunged Through [Suilleabhain] by Clare FM

Poetic Keys An Ode to County Clare - Oilean agus Oilean Eile [Riordain] by Clare FM

Poetic Keys An Ode to County Clare - At Three Castles Head We Catch our Breath [Canon] by Clare FM

Hawaiian Concert Guide – Show 699 Theme: He Mele Inoa Opening Set – Gregory Juan (Album: Kauluwehi) He Mele Inoa no Kauluwehi (1:49) Artist: Gregory Juan Album: Kauluwehi Language: Hawaiian We open Show 699 with a traditional mele inoa — a name chant honoring Kauluwehi. In Hawaiian culture, a mele inoa is more than a song; it is a formal proclamation of identity, lineage, and character. These chants carry mana (spiritual power) and often highlight the beauty, traits, and ancestral ties of the person being honored. Listen for: Traditional chant phrasing Sparse, respectful instrumentation Emphasis on pronunciation and cadence Honokahua Nani E (4:02) Artist: Gregory Juan Album: Kauluwehi Language: Hawaiian This song honors Honokahua, an area in West Maui known for its cultural and archaeological significance. The word nani means “beautiful,” and the song reflects deep admiration for the land. Themes: Love of place (mele ʻāina) Natural imagery Cultural remembrance Kamalei Kawaʻa – Album: Mānaiakalani Hālaulani (3:31) Artist: Kamalei Kawaʻa Album: Mānaiakalani Language: Hawaiian A graceful contemporary Hawaiian composition. The title suggests heavenly or chiefly associations (lani meaning heaven or royalty). Kamalei blends traditional phrasing with modern melodic structure. Clean acoustic arrangement Strong falsetto phrasing Contemporary Hawaiian production style Kālepa (3:22) Artist: Kamalei Kawaʻa Album: Mānaiakalani Language: Hawaiian “Kālepa” references a name — possibly a person or a poetic symbol. In many Hawaiian compositions, personal names stand in for cherished relationships or deeper metaphors. Storytelling lyric structure Light, flowing rhythm Clear enunciation of Hawaiian text Kawika Kahiapo – Album: Kuʻu Manaʻo Ka Makani Kaʻili Aloha (5:50) Artist: Kawika Kahiapo Album: Kuʻu Manaʻo Language: Hawaiian Translated as “The Wind That Snatches Away Love,” this song uses classic Hawaiian metaphor, where wind represents emotional change, separation, or longing. Rich acoustic guitar Emotional vocal phrasing Poetic metaphor rooted in natural forces Kaulana Makapuʻu (4:43) Artist: Kawika Kahiapo Album: Kuʻu Manaʻo Language: Hawaiian Makapuʻu on Oʻahu's eastern shoreline is known for its lighthouse and powerful ocean views. This mele celebrates place with vivid imagery — cliffs, winds, and sea spray. Pride of place Coastal imagery Deep knowledge of ʻāina Les Waikīkings – Album: Hapa Haole with a Twist Papio (2:13) Artist: Les Waikīkings Album: Hapa Haole with a Twist Genre: Exotica A playful instrumental shift. “Papio” refers to a young jackfish common in Hawaiian waters. This track blends vintage steel guitar textures and surf-era island rhythm. The Hukilau (1:57) Artist: Les Waikīkings Album: Hapa Haole with a Twist Genre: Exotica A classic hapa haole standard celebrating the communal fishing tradition of the hukilau. The hukilau emphasizes cooperation — everyone pulling the net together. Ho‘okena – Album: Ho‘okena 5 Hawaiian Soul (4:32) Artist: Ho‘okena Album: Ho‘okena 5 Language: Hawaiian Written by Jon Osorio, this powerful anthem honors George Helm, a key figure in the Hawaiian cultural renaissance and the movement to protect Kahoʻolawe. Sovereignty Cultural revival Protection of land Heha Waipiʻo (3:49) Artist: Ho‘okena Album: Ho‘okena 5 Language: Hawaiian A closing tribute to Waipiʻo Valley on Hawaiʻi Island — a place of dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and deep historical significance. “Heha” conveys awe and admiration. Tight multi-part harmony Traditional lyrical cadence Deep connection to ʻāina Show 699 Flow Summary Traditional name chant and mele ʻāina Contemporary Hawaiian songwriting Emotional metaphor and wind imagery Retro hapa haole exotica interlude Cultural anthem and powerful harmonies A beautiful arc — from honoring a name, to honoring land, to honoring culture itself.

The Winding Path: A Poetic Journey by Betsy H Lambert Thewindingpath.world https://www.amazon.com/Winding-Path-Poetic-Journey/dp/B0F5NGC7DK Inspirational poetry exploring the joys and challenges of aging and awakening

Poetic Note has become a defining presence in North Carolina's underground electronic circuit. Since 2022, she has co-hosted Kinetic Audio Events, dedicated to revitalizing the underground techno scene through curated dance floors that emphasize intention, atmosphere, and connection.Recognizing the gender imbalance within the local community, Poetic Note founded Sad Muse Club, a platform spotlighting the divine feminine and femme-identifying artists in electronic music. Her commitment to representation and inclusion continues to push the boundaries of what the regional scene can be. In addition to her live performances, Poetic Note hosts a monthly show on Durham's own DanceGruv Radio and has performed alongside renowned producers such as Boston 168, Bralle, KLOUD, Sultan and Shepard ;and Jubilee. Her sound blends abstract textures, chunky basslines, and intricate rhythmic percussion, crafting an experience that resonates both physically and emotionally on the dance floor. In just a few years she has demonstrated the ability to exchange energy with the dancefloor, while still holding space for the darker, more abrasive contours of sound... For those who've lived in the static, for those still searching for answers: Poetic Note is a mirror, a reminder: you're not alone...

Today we're spotlighting a band you need on your radar. Fronted by lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jaren LaGore, alongside her sister Jade LaGore on electric violin and vocals, The Band JAREN is bringing a bold, fresh sound to Christian music—rooted in rock, driven by faith, and powered by some seriously next-level vocals.From Carnegie Hall performances to multiple music awards, these sisters have already made waves—and since 2022, they've been touring nationwide, headlining festivals, and packing out Christmas tours with thousands every year. Named Artist to Watch by CCM Magazine and Today's Christian Entertainment, and landing major playlist covers on Spotify and Pandora, they're quickly becoming one of the defining voices of modern Christian music.Their brand-new single ‘Poetic' is out now, and it's a beautiful, honest anthem for a generation chasing meaning and truth. Let's dive in—this is The Band JAREN.@thebandjarenthebandjaren.com@christianmusicguyschristianmusicguys.com

More from Rabbi Shimon Shezuri - with a question of untithed produce that was mixed with a greater portion of tithed produce. Rabbi Tarfon gives him a solution - and the Gemara suggests several other solutions Rabbi Tarfon could have made (though the Gemara also then explains why he didn't make them). Also, going back to the scribal requirements - when a tear requires replacement, with recognition of worn parchments (vellum), and how they were protected. Plus, the requirements of writing out the text for a mezuzah.

In this episode, I have the absolute pleasure of stepping inside the Los Angeles home of designer Sean Leffers—someone whose work I admire for its depth, sensitivity, and extraordinary sense of narrative. From the moment we walk through the door, it's clear that Sean doesn't decorate; he curates a life. His rooms are layered with art, antiques, travel finds, spiritual references, and handmade pieces that carry memory and lineage.As we tour, Sean shares the stories behind Japanese metalwork born from peacetime, Brazilian and Sri Lankan furniture, colonial Peruvian carving, block-printed textiles from India, and contemporary works by artists he loves and champions. We talk about how culture travels, how objects evolve across borders, and why the blurred line between art and craft makes a home feel human.Most of all, this episode is about connection. Each vignette becomes an invitation—to ask questions, to linger, to see more.  If you want a home that feels personal, soulful, and deeply lived in, this conversation is full of inspiration.Download the free guide to Define Your Signature StyleBuy the book, "Slow Style Home"Learn more at our website Want to finally define your style? Grab your free worksheet and uncover your personal aesthetic!

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