Cultural Debris
Alan CornettCultural Debris is a podcast hosted by Alan Cornett who interviews guests and explores culture in the tradition of Russell Kirk, Wendell Berry, the Inklings, the Agrarians, and the Distributists.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | 4 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & Culture | |||
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Alan Noble is associate professor of English at Oklahoma Baptist University. He is the author most recently of the book On Getting Out of Bed. more
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- Great podcast
If life is meant to be enjoyed and not just lived then this podcast should be standard listening. Sometimes fun sometimes deep but always thought provoking as to what exactly the society we live in should be.
Apple Podcasts5MPGumbert
United States2 years ago - A Place to Dwell on the Permanent Things
What better way to repent of driving my “mechanical jacobin” than to tune into this podcast filled with poetry, place, and politics in the tradition of Russell Kirk? Alan is a gentleman and a scholar, and he has good tastes in people and ideas.
Apple Podcasts5Alan Groves, Jr.United States2 years ago - Engaging and refreshing
A relaxed and comfortable cultural pace compared to much of the noise in our daily lives. Relax, pull up a chair, and enjoy the show!
Apple Podcasts5TheYellowDart82United States3 years ago - Lovely Podcast
Very helpful information from conservative minded guest. Very enjoyable listening. Love the intro music as well.
Apple Podcasts5Payton TannerUnited States3 years ago - On Enjoying & Living With Art
Alan's interview skills and Mr. Newton's apparent candor yield an interesting discussion of art as a commodity. I must say that most people's interest in salability, value, and the whole commodity-ness concept a virtual cocklebur in my briefs. more
Apple Podcasts5El Brown-O-United States3 years ago
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