
Conversations in poetry & consciousness with Bianca Stone.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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“Silent friend[s] of many distances,” I write to you from the mountains where Rilke wrote his final elegies and the whole of the Sonnets to Orpheus. I am thankful to the Dartmouth Leslie Center Faculty Research Fellowship funds for their support. Som... more
“Silent friend[s] of many distances,” I write to you from the mountains where Rilke wrote in final elegies and the whole of the Sonnets to Orpheus. I am thankful to the Dartmouth Leslie Center Faculty Research Fellowship funds for their support. List... more
We’re talking today with Mathias Svalina and David St. John about the new collected Larry Levis book Swirl and Vortex, which has just come out from Graywolf Press. Mathias has been a long-time reader and scholar of Levis’ work, and so I knew I needed... more
“What kind of knowledge, if any, does poetry provide?” Joseph Acquisto, French language and poetry professor at the University of Vermont, asks in his incredible book, Poetry’s Knowing Ignorance (Bloomsbury). Friedrich Schlegel said that “one can say... more
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This podcast is like auditing a great seminar on Rilke’s Duino elegies for us recovering English lit majors
a near perfect podcast that reaches deep within the questions and beyond to interrogate notions and narratives around self, poetry, mind-body, art and so much more. keep ‘em coming please
Thank you for this podcast! I love the various topics and how they intertwine with poetry.
This is a wonderful local poetry podcast from Vermont. Bianca Stone and Ben Pease ask really interesting questions from the perspective of practicing writers, and the poets and themes highlighted are universally significant. Give it a try!
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Conversations at the intersection of poetry and consciousness, this show features in-depth discussions with practicing poets, editors, and scholars. Episodes center on close readings, archival discoveries, and translations, while exploring how form, translation, and philosophy shape contemporary poetry. Notable throughlines include intimate readings of influential poems, the ethics of archival research, and the ways poetry engages with embodiment, spirituality, and mortality. A standout aspect is the blend of rigorous literary analysis with personal, memory-filled storytelling, creating a communal, exploratory space for writers and readers alike.
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Recent guests on Ode & Psyche Podcast include:
1. David St. John
2. Joseph Acquisto
3. Carson Jordan
4. Charles Dashings
5. Mathias Svalina
6. Alina Stefanescu
7. Elizabeth Oehlkers Wright
8. Ben Pease
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