Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Thomas Schmidt (2024)

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“Particle (Meta)physics” by Thomas Schmidt 12:14

1M ago12:14

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In this episode of the poetry edition at the Reformed Journal Podcast, Rose Postma interviews Tom Schmidt about his poem, “Particle (Meta)physics.” Schmidt is a retired humanities professor who began submitting his poetry in 2018. Since then, he has published two chapbooks, Enough to Drink or Drown (Kelsay Books, 2020) and Like, A Metaphor (Encircl…

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Book coach Joelle Hann: There's a big gap between the dream and the published book (Re-release) 31:11

1d ago31:11

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Book coach Joelle Hann—aka “The Brooklyn Book Doctor”—joins me to discuss the journey from book idea to finished product. Joelle delves into common obstacles for first-time authors, the transformative nature of writing, and the importance of mindset and resilience. She also shares insights from her Book Proposal Academy and highlights trends happen…

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“The Woman at the Well Would Pay Any Price” by Matthew C. Miller 10:35

3d ago10:35

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In this episode of the poetry edition of the Reformed Journal Podcast, Rose Postma interviews Matthew Miller about hos poem “The Woman at the Well Would Pay Any Price.” Matthew teaches social studies, swings tennis rackets, and writes poetry - all hoping to create home. He and his wife live beside a dilapidating orchard in Indiana, where he tries t…

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Mathieu da Vinha 39:43

4d ago39:43

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We talked about him in every episode, he was the guiding light for all things historical... George & Alex are so pleased to share this chat with the MVP of our show, historical consultant Mathieu da Vinha.Autor: CowHouse Films

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“Thou shalt get kings, though thou be none” by Nathaniel A. Schmidt 15:44

10d ago15:44

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In this episode of the poetry edition of the Reformed Journal Podcast, Rose Postma interviews Nathaniel A. Schmidt about his poem “Thou shalt get kings, though thou be none.” Schmidt is an ordained minister in the Christian Reformed Church and serves as a hospice chaplain. He holds degrees from Calvin Theological Seminary, Calvin University, and th…

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Season 3, Episode 26: Listening to Young Researchers 42:46

6d ago42:46

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image credit | Hector Argüello Canals Season 3, Episode 26: Listening to Young Researchers Thomas and Panu spoke with three graduate student researchers from the The Development, Environment, & Wellness Lab at Columbia University Teachers College in New York: Paritosh Joshi, Rian Maxwell-Williams, and Danny DeBonis. All three are deeply engaged in …

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Joan Leegant:"I have no clue what I'm going to do when I sit down to write stories" 34:46

15d ago34:46

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In today’s episode, I’m joined by Joan Leegant to discuss her new short story collection, Displaced Persons. Joan shares insights into her writing process, including how she often begins stories with no preset idea and allows stories to emerge from a first sentence. Many of Joan’s stories are set among immigrants and Americans living in Israel. And…

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“Moriah” by Matt Thomas 13:14

17d ago13:14

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In this episode of the poetry edition of the Reformed Journal Podcast, Rose Postma interviews Matt Thomas about his poem “Moriah.” Matt is a smallholder farmer, engineer, and poet. His work has appeared recently in Halfway Down the Stairs, Copihue Poetry, and Brief Wilderness and is upcoming in Dreich Magazine and Pinhole Poetry. Disappearing by th…

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Season 3, Episode 25: Being a Therapist in a Time of Climate Breakdown with Judith Anderson & Tree Staunton 37:08

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image credit | Markus Spiske Season 3, Episode 25: Being a Therapist in a Time of Climate Breakdown with Judith Anderson & Tree Staunton Thomas and Panu spoke with Judith Anderson and Tree Staunton, therapists and co-editors (along with Jenny O’Gorman and Caroline Hickman) of the recent collection Being a Therapist in a Time of Climate Breakdown. T…

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Matthew Specktor on hybrid memoir, Hollywood failure & that time Marlon Brando left a voicemail 38:28

29d ago38:28

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In this episode, I talk with author and novelist about his recent hybrid memoir and cultural exploration, Always Crashing in the Same Car. We discuss his fascination with figures who faced creative crises in Hollywood, from F. Scott Fitzgerald, filmmaker Hal Ashby or musician Warren Zevon to more overlooked but similarly brilliant figures like Caro…

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July 25 - Joanna Eyquem 8:32

1M ago8:32

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Joanna joined Rich and Julie to talk about what lessons governments should be considering in terms of industrial/residential infrastructure in light of Jasper fire devastation, recent flooding in Nova Scotia and moreAutor: CJOB

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Silver Skeleton Deities and Political Mind Games: What’s Happening at the Venice Biennale? 42:55

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The sports world may be on the edge of their seats as we draw close to the 2024 Olympics in Paris. But the “Olympics of the art world” is already well underway in Italy: Hundreds of thousands of art lovers are flocking to the Venice Biennale, which runs through November 24. This massive exhibition has been held every two years with very few excepti…

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“Any Such Tree”(Metaphysicals XIX) by D.S. Martin 12:17

1M ago12:17

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In this episode of the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews D.S. Martin about his poem “Any Such Tree”(Metaphysicals XIX). D.S. is the author of five poetry collections including Angelicus (2021), Ampersand (2018), and Conspiracy of Light: Poems Inspired by the Legacy of C.S. Lewis (2013) — all from Cascade Books. He is Poet-in-Residence at McMas…

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Season 3, Episode 24: For Teachers: An Existential Tool Kit 31:02

1M ago31:02

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image credit | Tyler Lagalo Season 3, Episode 24: For Teachers: An Existential Tool Kit This episode is dedicated to teachers and educators of all kinds. Thomas and Panu discussed the new Existential Toolkit for Climate Justice Educators and the emotional, political, personal and pedagogical challenges faced by teachers in the context of climate ch…

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Evan Dalton Smith:"'You can make a career out of writing weird, little books'" 32:10

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Today’s guest is the writer and poet Evan Dalton Smith. His first book, part personal story and part cultural study, is called Looking for Andy Griffith: A Father’s Journey. We talk about the power of nostalgia, finding personal resilience, and pursuing meaningful storytelling. We also discuss the nearly decade-long journey of taking an 8,200-word …

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Ask Us Anything 58:35

2M ago58:35

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The Brothers of Versailles are here to answer your questions - George and Alex discuss etiquette, death scenes, signatures, accents, music, and Alex surprises George with a creative idea.Autor: CowHouse Films

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Season 3, Episode 23: On EcoWellness and Psychedelic Therapy with Ryan Reese 30:53

2M ago30:53

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image credit | kazuend Season 3, Episode 23: On EcoWellness and Psychedelic Therapy with Ryan Reese Thomas and Panu spoke with Ryan Reese, a psychologist from Bend, Oregon USA about his work developing eco-wellness theory in counseling and his recent integration of psychedelic therapy and outdoor therapy. Ryan shared his personal journey and how ex…

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July 4th - Moshe Lander 8:44

2M ago8:44

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Economics professor at Concordia, Moshe Lander joins "The News" to talk Greece's new 6 day work week.Autor: CJOB

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How Jennifer Lang turned a "boring" 90K-word book into a 14K-word gem...& got her groove back 30:24

2M ago30:24

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Today’s episode features my interview with Jennifer Lang. Her memoir, Places We Left Behind, is a marvel of brevity and form. It’s the story of how one woman, a hybrid of American-French-Israeli identities, navigates cultural and religious differences with her husband over the course of three decades, as her family searches for what it means to fin…

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“Rachel, Cunning” by Patricia L. Hamilton 8:25

2M ago8:25

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In this episode of the poetry edition of the Reformed Journal Podcast, Rose Postma interviews Patricia L. Hamilton about her poem, “Rachel, Cunning.” Patricia is a Professor of English in Jackson, Tennessee, and is the author of The Distance to Nightfall. She won the Rash Award in Poetry in 2015 and 2017 and has received three Pushcart nominations.…

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Episode 10 - Noemie Schmidt 1:38:10

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What. A. Season. Finale. Thank you to those Con-Versailles-Tions listeners who joined us live online. Please enjoy George, Alex and Noemie rekindling their love triangle again.Autor: CowHouse Films

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Season 3, Episode 22: On the Evolution of Outdoor Therapy with Will White 31:42

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image credit | Cate Bligh Season 3, Episode 22: On the Evolution of Outdoor Therapy with Will White Thomas and Panu spoke with Will White, a long time outdoor and wilderness therapy practitioner, and a long time colleague of Thomas. They discussed the evolution of therapeutic camping and outdoor programs in the US dating to the 1800’s and current a…

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“Loaf” by Laurie Klein 12:24

2M ago12:24

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In this episode of the poetry of edition of the Reformed Journal Podcast, Rose Postma interviews Laurie Klein about her poem “Loaf.” Laurie Klein is the author of a poetry collection, Where the Sky Opens, and a prize-winning chapbook, Bodies of Water, Bodies of Flesh. A past recipient of the Thomas Merton Prize for Poetry of the Sacred, her work ha…

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Episode 9 - Amira Casar 1:10:47

2M ago1:10:47

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Ladies and gentlemen, Amira Casar, Beatrice Madame de Clermont joins George and Alex for a wonderful chat about spies, the Rebel Conspirators, diplomacy, passion and ultimately playing a mother who seeks to secure a future for her daughter at Court.Autor: CowHouse Films

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“Obnubilated” by Olivia Oster 8:29

3M ago8:29

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In this episode of the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews Olivia Oster about her poem “Obnubilated.” Oliva is a writer living on Lookout Mountain, GA, whose fiction and poetry explore the spiritual aspect of common everyday life as well as the elements of life with which she is most familiar: chronic pain, parenting, gardening, cooking, and hom…

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Andrea Charron on The News 8:28

3M ago8:28

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Autor: CJOB

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Season 3, Episode 21:“The Art of Survival” – Art and Climate Emotions 32:36

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image credit | Mason Kimbarovsky Season 3, Episode 21:“The Art of Survival” – Art and Climate Emotions In this episode, Thomas and Panu discussed the role of art in their emotional coping with climate stress and other environmental problems. They explored the creative tensions between art and entertainment and being mindful when we chose to challen…

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Episode 8 - Tygh Runyan 1:41:18

3M ago1:41:18

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The Rundog, Fabien Marchal, Tygh himself shares stories and nostalgia with hosts George & Alex. This episode feels like a warm hug, enjoy!Autor: CowHouse Films

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“Jesus Heals a Paralytic” by Ryan Keating 10:15

3M ago10:15

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In this episode of the poetry edition of the Reformed Journal Podcast, Rose Postma interviews Ryan Keating about his poem “Jesus Heals a Paralytic.” Ryan is a writer, teacher, and pastor on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. His work can be found in publications such as Saint Katherine Review, Ekstasis Magazine, Amethyst Review, Macrina Magazine, …

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Shelley Niro's 500 Year Itch 1:00:48

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Shelley Niro (Kanien’kehaka) grew up watching her father craft faux tomahawks to sell to tourists who flocked to her birthplace, Niagara Falls. In this episode of the Hyperallergic podcast, she reflects on how witnessing him create these objects planted the seeds for her brilliant multidisciplinary art practice spanning film, sculpture, beading, an…

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Season 3, Episode 20: Behind the Scenes at the Montana Youth Climate Trial with Lise Van Susteren 33:37

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Image credit | Retrieved from youthvgov.org Season 3, Episode 20: Behind the Scenes at the Montana Youth Climate Trial with Lise Van Susteren Thomas and Panu talked with forensic psychiatrist Lise Van Susteren about her powerful experience as an expert witness at the historic Held v. Montana youth-sponsored climate trial in 2023. Lise spoke of her …

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“Summer Drums” by Steven Peterson 10:00

3M ago10:00

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In this episode of the poetry edition, Steven Peterson talks about his poem “Summer Drums.” Steven writes poems and plays in Chicago. A selection of his poems are in the anthology Taking Root in the Heart (Paraclete Press, 2023). His recent poems appear in Alabama Literary Review, The Christian Century, Dappled Things, First Things, Reformed Journa…

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Episode 7 - Thomas Vincent 1:17:15

4M ago1:17:15

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Thomas Vincent directed six episodes of Versailles including George and Alex's favourite, episode 7 of season 1. Thomas shares jaw-dropping insights into the production side of things and the three of them discuss the magic particularly of filming season 1 with a young international cast in France.Autor: CowHouse Films

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Episode 199 - Interview with Howard University School of Law Professor Alice M. Thomas 35:38

4M ago35:38

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I sat down here with Howard University School of Law Professor Alice M. Thomas. The interview was conducted at the ABA Section of Taxation May 2024 meeting in Washington, D.C.Autor: Omeed Firouzi

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Season 3, Episode 19: Healing from Moral Injury with Caroline Hickman 31:00

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image credit | Mateo Heinze Season 3, Episode 19: Healing from Moral Injury with Caroline Hickman Thomas and Panu had a new dialogue with UK Climate Therapy expert Caroline Hickman to discuss the concept of moral injury in relation to climate distress and its impact on people’s sense of meaning and trust. The conversation delved into feelings that …

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“Known” by Haley Hodges Schmid 8:58

4M ago8:58

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In this episode of the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews Haley Hodges Schmid about her poem “Known.” Haley is an MFA (Poetry) candidate at Seattle Pacific University. She holds qualifications from Hope College, Shenandoah Conservatory, and Oxford University. Her work has been published in Cassandra Voices and Ekstasis Magazine. Recent projects…

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Lee Quiñones: Graffiti and the Gallery 57:57

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Anyone who remembers New York City’s “golden age” of graffiti in the late ’70s and early ’80s knows about the lion spray-painted on the handball court at Corlears Junior High School, roaring next to metallic blue letters spelling the word “Lee.” In this episode of the Hyperallergic podcast, we speak with its creator, Lee Quiñones, whose paintings o…

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Episode 6 - Maddison Jaizani 1:11:40

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George and Alex welcome Maddison Jaizani to the podcast to talk all things Sophie, the only female fictional character who is in almost every episode of Versailles. Maddie shares memories of Versailles being her first big job as well as Sophie's character arc and working alongside Amira Casar and Tygh Runyan. [We apologise for the change in our gue…

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Season 3, Episode 18: Finding Your Place and Digging in 34:28

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image credit | Jonathan Kemper Season 3, Episode 18: Finding Your Place and Digging in In this episode, Thomas and Panu discuss the importance of finding a place, digging in, and taking responsibility in the face of climate change and environmental issues. They explore the idea of being a creator or actor rather than a passive consumer and the sign…

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“Vespers” by Matthew Pullar 8:48

4M ago8:48

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In this episode of the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews Matthew Pullar about his poem “Vespers.” Matthew is a teacher and writer based in Melbourne, Australia. He is the author of three collections of poetry. You can read “Vespers” on reformedjournal.com.

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“Parable of the Lost” by Bethany Besteman 12:59

5M ago12:59

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In this episode of the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews Bethany Besteman about her poem “Parable of the Lost.” Bethany works as a worship coordinator and a church administrator for Silver Spring CRC in Maryland. She's also the intake editor for Reformed Worship. You can read “Parable of the Lost” at reformedjournal.com.…

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Season 3, Episode 17: On the Good Grief Network with LaUra Schmidt 32:16

5M ago32:16

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image credit | Dan Meyers Season 3, Episode 17: On the Good Grief Network with LaUra Schmidt Thomas and Panu were joined by LaUra Schmidt, co- founder of the Good Grief Network and co-author of How to Live in a Chaotic Climate. Laura shared her journey of combining her background in biology and environmental studies with trauma healing and psycholo…

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“A Recovered Alcoholic-Addict Talks of Grace” by LC Gutierrez 7:55

5M ago7:55

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In this episode of the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews LC Gutierrez about his poem “A Recovered Alcoholic-Addict Talks of Grace.” LC is a product of many places in the South and the Caribbean, as well as writing and comparative literature programs at Louisiana State and Tulane University. An erstwhile academic, he now writes, teaches and pla…

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Pierre Poilievre 10:37

5M ago10:37

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Autor: CJOB

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From Blog to Book 1:07:16

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Since 2009, Hyperallergic has published tens of thousands of articles about art. But who are the writers behind these posts? And what drives them to write about art of all things? Many of the authors who have passed through our virtual hallways have gone on to do incredible things, including publishing books on topics that they first wrote about or…

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“How to Reconcile with a Brother” by Jo Taylor 8:48

5M ago8:48

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In this episode of the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews Jo Taylor about her poem, “How to Reconcile with a Brother.” Jo is a retired, 35-year English teacher from Georgia. Her favorite genre to teach high school students was poetry, and today she dedicates more time to writing it, her major themes focused on family, place, and faith. She says…

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Season 3, Episode 16: Nature in Your Life with Thomas and Panu 33:19

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image credit | Georgy Trofimov Season 3, Episode 16: Nature in Your Life with Thomas and Panu In this episode, Thomas and Panu discussed some real-world aspects of nature and our relationship with the natural world, including different values associated with nature and other species, such as scientific, ethical, relationship and experience-based va…

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Episode 198 - Interview with Temple Law Student Randy Goldson 19:30

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I sat down here in February 2024 with Randy Goldson, a Temple Law student who took my Low Income Taxpayer Clinic class in fall 2023.Autor: Omeed Firouzi

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“Be Killing Sin” by Cody Adams 9:43

5M ago9:43

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In this episode of the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews Cody Adams on his poem “Be Killing Sin.” Cody is an English teacher from Buffalo, NY. His poetry has appeared in Ekstasis Magazine, Heart of Flesh, Cacti Fur, among others. He received the 2016 Clarence Amann award for his short story Unstuck. He also serves as a Board Member for Forefro…

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Episode 5 - Evan Williams 1:19:29

5M ago1:19:29

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The Chevalier himself joins us for the halfway mark on this rewatch podcast. Evan Williams dishes the dirt on his casting, memories on set and the partnership he had with co-host Alexander Vlahos, as the wonderful duo MonChevy.Autor: CowHouse Films

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