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Banned Camp: Banned Books, Comedy, and Free Speech vs. CensorshipThe Handmaid’s Tale Chapter 43: What Did Aunt Lydia Leave Out? | Banned Books ComedyIn Chapter 43, the day on the lawn at the old university is not over yet. Dan and Jennifer try to work out what Gilead is asking of these women now, and why the chapter ends the way it does. It is a hard chapter, and they say so.This episode includes AI-voiced content, including our trusty fact-checking robot, Robot.Banned Camp is a comedy podcast where we read banned books chapter by chapter. We don’t read ahead, so you’re discovering the story with us.Things To Listen For:Aunt Lydia expl...
2026-10-2734 min
Let's HEAL!You Are Capable, You Just Need Confidence | Lydia DavisWhat happens when your boss tells you that you’re capable and just need confidence, and nobody in the building knows what you’re carrying? Lydia Davis, founder of Right Track Wellbeing and host of Riding the Trauma Train, spent years in a high-pressure career wearing what she calls “the thickest mask ever,” keeping a childhood of sexual abuse out of sight while people pleasing kept her quiet at work.Lydia and Beth talk about the day her colleagues sent her home, why “I need help, I am struggling” are the hardest words to say in a high-stakes...
2026-10-2047 min
Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 45 | How Does Toxic Workplace Culture Affect Your Mental Health? with Becky RayWhat happens when the workplace that's supposed to support you becomes the very thing affecting your mental health?In Episode 45 of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia Davis welcomes Becky Ray, founder and CEO of Culture Kick, to explore toxic workplace culture, emotional suppression, psychological safety and why telling people to simply become more resilient is not enough.From becoming the UK's first female forklift truck engineer to working in health and safety leadership, Becky has experienced the best and worst of workplace culture. After unexpectedly losing her job in 2020...
2026-10-1954 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 44 | Can Your Past Shape You Without Defining You? with Ryan HartleyCan your past shape who you are without defining who you become?Our childhood experiences, relationships and emotional wounds can influence how we see ourselves and connect with others. But what happens when we question the stories we've carried for years?In Episode 44 of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia welcomes Ryan Hartley, founder of Always Better Than Yesterday, for a deeply personal conversation about childhood experiences, identity, self-worth, heart-centred leadership and finding purpose.Having known each other for nearly two decades, Lydia and Ryan...
2026-10-1254 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 43 | To Share or Not to Share: Who Gets to Hear Your Story?“How are you?”We hear it all the time, but how often is someone genuinely asking, and how often is it simply another way of saying hello?In this solo episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia explores the space between saying “I’m fine” and sharing your entire life story. From oversharing and over-explaining to privacy, vulnerability and boundaries, this episode asks an important question: who actually gets to hear your story?Because being honest does not mean everyone is entitled to every detail.
2026-10-0524 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 42 | Singer-Songwriter Starling Explains How to Find Your Voice and Rebuild Self-Worth After TraumaWhat happens when the beliefs you absorbed as a child follow you into adulthood?In this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by British singer-songwriter Starling for a powerful and deeply personal conversation about childhood trauma, finding your voice, self-worth and learning to take up space again.After once being told she couldn’t sing, Starling went on to build a career in music, turning her lived experiences into songs that explore identity, worth and what it means to rise after difficult experiences....
2026-09-2848 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 41 | Live for Yourself, Not for Others: Surviving a Traumatic Brain Injury with Nathan CourtWhat happens when your life changes in a matter of seconds?In this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Nathan Court, a traumatic brain injury survivor whose huge energy, humour and early morning TikTok Lives have built a community around positivity, movement and getting through the difficult days.Nathan survived a devastating car accident that left him with a traumatic brain injury, serious facial injuries and permanent double vision. After lying undiscovered for around seven hours, he regained consciousness unable to move his legs. He eventually made his way into the...
2026-09-2146 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 40 | FROM UNSEEN TO UNMISTAKABLE: Tanya Boggs On FEAR, Identity & Choosing To LiveWhat happens when life changes in a single moment and the future you thought you were going to have suddenly feels uncertain?In Episode 40 of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by photographer, speaker and podcast host Tanya Boggs for a powerful conversation about fear, identity, visibility, self-trust and choosing to live fully.At 21, Tanya was diagnosed HIV positive in 1992, at a time when HIV and AIDS were surrounded by fear, misinformation and stigma.But Tanya’s story is not defined by her di...
2026-09-141h 02Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 39 | The MANSE Method®:You Can’t Change History, Can You Change How It Feels? Kim and CarlWhat if you could remember something painful without your body responding as though it were happening all over again?In this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by husband-and-wife team Kim and Carl Dourish, co-creators of The MANSE Method®, for a conversation about trauma, memory, triggers, grief and emotional responses.Kim and Carl describe The MANSE Method® as a psycho-sensory approach that explores the emotional intensity connected with difficult memories, without requiring someone to repeatedly retell what happened.Lydia also shares he...
2026-09-071h 01Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 38 | Why High Achievers Burn Out: Cait Donovan on Trauma, Stress and ResentmentWhat if burnout is not just about being too busy, and what if gratitude is not always the right place to start?In this episode, Lydia is joined by burnout expert, author and keynote speaker Cait Donovan for a conversation about chronic stress, resentment, people-pleasing, hyper-independence and why some people may not recognise burnout until they are already deep in it.Cait challenges the idea that people simply “ignore the signs”. For some, especially those who focus on everybody else’s needs, noticing what is happening inside their own body c...
2026-08-3155 min
The Weight's Over Live ShowHow Lydia Lost 7.5 Stone and Fell in Love With Exercise Using SlimpodIn this uplifting episode, Sandra Roycroft-Davis chats with Lydia, who has lost an incredible 7.5 stone over two and a half years. Lydia had lost some weight using slimming clubs but felt stuck and knew her head just wasn't in gear. Adding Slimpod gave her the brain reset she needed, and using the Fit Pod completely transformed her relationship with exercise.Lydia shares how the motivation to move went from hit-and-miss to waking up excited to exercise every single day. She talks about shrinking her portions without deprivation, watching food guilt melt away, and learning to see food...
2026-08-3014 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 37 | The Messy Middle: Reclaiming Your Life After Domestic Abuse with Steph Atkinson WarrenYou left. So why don't you feel free?This is the space where the immediate crisis has passed and life may look normal from the outside, but inside you can still feel like you are surviving rather than truly living.Steph shares her own lived experience and explains how trauma can continue to affect the nervous system, identity and self-trust long after leaving an abusive relationship.She also explores the “beige life”: getting up, working, parenting, dealing with the life admin and keeping everything goin...
2026-08-2451 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 36 | Why You Feel Disconnected From Your Body After Trauma with Melissa BlynnWhat happens when you've spent so long surviving that you've stopped feeling connected to your own body?In this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Melissa Blynn, CEO of EpicLuv and a trauma-informed coach working with somatic healing, nervous system awareness and feminine embodiment.Melissa shares her experience of complex childhood trauma, sexual abuse, foster care, cancer and a serious car accident, and how these experiences shaped her relationship with pain and her body. Her journey through personal training, nutrition, NLP and somatic work helped...
2026-08-1752 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 35 | What If Anxiety Isn't the Enemy? The Truth that Could Change Everything with Caroline CavanaghWhat if anxiety isn't something to fear, fight or get rid of, but something we can learn to understand?In this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by award-winning anxiety specialist, clinical hypnotherapist, professional speaker and author Caroline Cavanagh, also known as The Anxiety Alchemist.Together, they explore why anxiety is a natural part of being human, when it can begin to take control, and how trauma and past experiences can shape the way we respond today.Caroline also shares her own lived experiences and explains why, even in our darkest moments, there can still be...
2026-08-1055 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 34 | You Are Not Alone: Turning Pain Into Purpose Through Healing and ConnectionSix months ago, Riding the Trauma Train began with one simple mission: to create a safe, compassionate space where people who have experienced trauma could feel seen, heard and reminded that they are never alone.In this reflective solo episode, Lydia looks back on the first six months of the podcast, the powerful conversations that have shaped its journey and the incredible community that has grown around it. She shares what she's learned through speaking with guests, how her own healing continues to evolve and why turning pain into purpose has become the heart of everything she does.This...
2026-08-0327 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 33 | Could Your Child Be Struggling in Silence? Understanding Self-Harm with Sally PanksContent NoteThis episode contains discussions about self-harm, emotional distress, and supporting children and young people who may be struggling. While the conversation is compassionate, practical, and recovery focused, some listeners may find aspects of the discussion difficult. Please listen at your own pace, take breaks if you need to, and seek support if this topic feels particularly close to home.Episode OverviewWhat if the child who seems happy on the outside is struggling in silence?In this powerful and compassionate conversation, Lydia is joined by Sally Panks, founder of SNL Self-Harm Distraction Kits, to explore one of the most...
2026-07-2745 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 32 | Leading With Heart: Trust, Identity & The Courage To Begin Again With Lyndsay DowdWhat happens when the identity you’ve spent decades building is suddenly taken away from you? And what happens when a near-death experience changes the way you see life completely?In this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by international speaker, leadership expert, author, podcast host and founder of Heartbeat for Hire, Lyndsay Dowd, for a powerful conversation about heart, trust, identity, resilience, courage and reinvention.After spending 23 years at IBM, Lyndsay stepped into what she believed would be an exciting new chapter, only to be un...
2026-07-2047 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 31 | It’s Them, Not You: Josh Connolly -Toxic Parents, Childhood Trauma & Breaking the CycleContent Note: This episode includes conversations about childhood trauma, addiction, alcoholism, grief, difficult family relationships and abusive dynamics. Please listen with care and take breaks if needed.In this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by bestselling author, keynote speaker, breathwork facilitator and host of The Dysfunctional Podcast, Josh Connolly.Josh's story is one of resilience, honesty and hope. After growing up in a home affected by alcoholism, losing his father at the age of nine and later facing his own struggles with alcohol and drug addiction, Josh has spent the last 14 years rebuilding his life...
2026-07-1345 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 30 | You're Not Broken: Understanding Trauma, the Nervous System & Healing with Sharon MustardWhat if the way you react today isn't because you're broken, but because your brain and nervous system learnt how to protect you?In this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Sharon Mustard, founder of Mustard Therapy & Coaching.With over 28 years of experience in therapy, coaching and mental health, Sharon helps us understand what trauma really is, how it affects the brain and body, and why healing is possible.Together, Lydia and Sharon explore how our past experiences can shape...
2026-07-0659 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 29 | Recovery Isn't the Same as Leaving: Healing After Domestic Abuse with Lejla DautiLeaving an abusive relationship is often seen as the finish line, but what happens after that? For many survivors, leaving is the first step towards safety, but recovery is a journey that continues long after the relationship has ended.In this powerful and compassionate conversation, Lydia is joined by domestic abuse advocate and survivor Lejla Dauti, founder of Lejla Please Tell My Story and The Survivor Circle. Together, they explore the realities of healing after domestic abuse, the lasting impact trauma has on the brain and body, and why survivors deserve far more than...
2026-06-2959 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 28 | Trauma, Gut Health & Healing from the Inside Out with Charlotte from Eat Nourish HealContent NoteThis episode includes discussion of trauma, emotional eating, body image, weight gain and nervous system dysregulation. Please take care while listening and seek support if needed. This podcast is not a replacement for professional medical, nutritional or therapeutic advice.## Episode HookWhat if healing from trauma isn't just about your mind, but also about your gut?In this episode, Lydia speaks with Charlotte, founder of Eat Nourish Heal, about the connection between trauma, nutrition, gut health and...
2026-06-2247 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 27 | Adeline Vining : Unapologetically Me: Finding Yourself After Coercive ControlThis episode contains discussion of coercive control, emotional abuse, domestic abuse, relationship trauma, infidelity and brief references to physical violence and abortion.Please listen in a way that feels supportive for you. This podcast is not a substitute for professional support.What happens when you wake up one day and realise you've become someone you don't recognise?In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, Lydia is joined by confidence advocate and content creator Adeline Vining to explore identity, coercive control and the journey back to yourself.Adeline shares how a controlling...
2026-06-1552 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 26 | Trauma-Informed Fitness: Finding Safety in Movement with Kim GrayIn this informative conversation, Lydia is joined by Kim Gray, founder of Sattva TIE (Trauma-Informed Education), to explore why understanding trauma could be one of the most valuable things a fitness professional can learn.Together they discuss how trauma can affect exercise, confidence, motivation and gym attendance, and why coaches and instructors need more than technical knowledge to truly support the people they work with.From nervous system regulation and compassionate communication to creating safer fitness spaces, this episode highlights the often-overlooked human side of fitness.
2026-06-0851 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 25 | Can You Ever Recover From Betrayal? Dr Debi Silber on Forgiveness, Trust & TransformationBetrayal has the power to shake everything you thought you knew about yourself, your relationships and the world around you. Whether it comes from a partner, family member, friend or someone you trusted deeply, the impact can linger for years, sometimes decades.In this powerful episode, Lydia is joined by Dr Debi Silber, founder of the Post Betrayal Transformation Institute, TEDx speaker, bestselling author and leading expert in betrayal recovery. Together, they explore why betrayal is a unique form of trauma, the symptoms of Post Betrayal Syndrome and how healing is possible...
2026-06-0150 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 24 | The Hidden Trauma Behind People Pleasing & Hyper-Independence with Hannah StrangeIn this deeply honest and thought-provoking episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by holistic health practitioner, metaphysical mentor and founder of The Strange Apothecary, Hannah Strange.Together, they explore trauma, nervous system regulation, childhood conditioning, shadow work and what healing really looks like beyond the idea of being “fixed”. Hannah shares how growing up between two very different family environments shaped her nervous system, her healing journey and the work she now does supporting overwhelmed women through nature, ritual and nervous-system-informed healing.This conversation is warm, vali...
2026-05-251h 09Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 23 | Trauma, Intuition & Authenticity with Sheetal StoryIn this powerful episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Sheetal Story for a deeply honest conversation about trauma, intuition, healing and reconnecting with your authentic self.Lydia originally discovered Sheetal after hearing her speak on Jenna Kutcher’s Goal Digger Podcast and instantly connected with the way she spoke about intuition, healing and self trust.Together they explore:* trauma and hypervigilance* intuition and nervous system survival* people pleasing and authenticity* identity grief and midlife awakening* fe...
2026-05-181h 06Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 22 | The Healing Power of Being Heard | Trauma, Cacao and Women’s Circles with Dee JodelIn this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia sits down with Dee Jodel for a deeply honest and heartfelt conversation about trauma, inner child healing, women’s circles, cacao ceremonies, emotional expression and reconnecting with yourself.Dee shares how an unexpected hypnotherapy session helped her realise that trauma is not always about obvious abuse or huge life events. Sometimes it is about how experiences felt in our body and nervous system, especially as children.Together, Lydia and Dee talk about abandonment wounds, being fully heard without judgement, divine feminine energy, creativity, nature, generational healing an...
2026-05-1149 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 21 | From Self Sabotage to Self Destruction Signs You Are Stuck in the Cycle and What HelpsSelf sabotage can feel frustrating enough, but what happens when it starts to feel automatic and harder to interrupt? In this episode, Lydia explores the shift from self sabotage into self destruction and why it is often rooted in protection, not failure. If you have ever felt stuck in patterns you know are hurting you, this conversation will help you understand why and how to gently begin changing direction.What We CoverThe difference between self sabotage and self destructionWhy these patterns are linked to your nervous systemThe trauma train metaphor and how it explains your...
2026-05-0429 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 20 | Self-Love After Trauma: Lisa King on Healing, Boundaries and HopeIn this powerful and deeply honest episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Lisa King, self-loveologist, speaker, author and radio presenter.Lisa shares her story with openness and compassion, reflecting on growing up around domestic violence, the impact of sexual trauma, and the masks she wore to survive. She also speaks about the loss of her partner and how that became a turning point in her healing journey.Together, Lydia and Lisa explore what self-love really means when life has been painful or overwhelming, and why...
2026-04-2755 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 19 | Breaking Addiction Patterns: Trauma, Self-Sabotage and Recovery with Dr. Robb KellyIn this powerful and honest conversation, Lydia is joined by Dr Robb Kelly, addiction expert, recovery coach and author, to explore the deep connection between trauma and addiction and why so many people feel stuck in cycles of self-sabotage.This episode goes beyond surface-level conversations about addiction and looks at what is really underneath it. Together, Lydia and Dr Robb explore how childhood trauma, subconscious patterns and learned behaviours can shape addictive tendencies, coping strategies and the way we show up in our lives and relationships.If you have...
2026-04-201h 00
A Lovely WallpaperLydia Davis's "Collaboration with Fly" with Nora LangeIn this episode, Abby interviews Nora Lange, novelist and short story writer, about her books Us Fools and Day Care. Together, they present “Collaboration with Fly” by Lydia Davis.
Recitation begins at 60:32.
Collaboration with Fly
Lydia Davis
I put the word on the page but he added the apostrophe.
2026-04-171h 02Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 18 | It’s Not Just in Your Head: Trauma in the Body & Somatic Healing with Hannah Rzyskof you’ve ever felt like you understand your patterns but still can’t seem to change them, this episode is for you.In this powerful and eye-opening conversation, Lydia is joined by trauma-informed somatic therapist and coach Hannah Rzysko to explore what it really means when we say trauma is held in the body.Together, they unpack why healing is not just about mindset, how the nervous system stores past experiences, and why your body can still feel unsafe even when your life looks safe on the outside.
2026-04-1356 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 17 | Late ADHD & Autism Diagnosis with Emily Edwards: Masking, Trauma and Self-UnderstandingIn this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by neurodivergent coach Emily Edwards to explore what it really means to be late diagnosed with ADHD and autism.Emily shares how her daughter’s assessment led her to recognise her own neurodivergence, and how that journey opened the door to deeper self-understanding. Together, they talk about masking, trauma, identity and nervous system regulation, and what can happen when you start to truly understand how you work.They also explore the reality of diagnosis, including long waiting lists, li...
2026-04-061h 04Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 16 | Suicide Bereavement, Grief and Hope: Joanne’s StoryIn this deeply moving episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Joanne, a therapist, bereavement advocate and founder of Souled in Love.Joanne shares her experience of living through multiple losses, including the devastating suicide of her husband after nearly 40 years together.This conversation explores the reality of suicide bereavement, the shock of sudden loss, and the long, complex nature of healing. Joanne speaks openly about trauma, guilt, unanswered questions, family dynamics and the small steps that helped her begin...
2026-03-301h 01Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 15 | How Trauma Affects the Brain: A Compassionate Conversation with Dr Tracey EvansIn this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Dr Tracey Evans, a neuroscientist, educator and neuroscience coach who helps people understand how trauma affects the brain and nervous system.Together, they explore why trauma responses can feel overwhelming, why you are not broken, and how understanding your brain can help you move forward with more self-compassion, clarity and empowerment.If you have ever felt stuck in survival mode, struggled with triggers, or wondered why you react the way you do, this episode will help things...
2026-03-231h 01Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 14 | You Don’t Just Get Over Trauma: Addiction, Healing and Recovery with Abby TeixeiraContent note: This episode includes discussion of childhood trauma, addiction, suicidal ideation, self-harm, abuse, grief and recovery. Please listen gently and take care of yourself. This podcast is not a replacement for therapeutic support.In this powerful and honest conversation, Lydia is joined by Abby Teixeira, trauma recovery guide, cycle breaker and mother of four, to talk about trauma, addiction and what it really means to rebuild your life from the inside out.Abby shares her story as the daughter of parents shaped by war, poverty, intergenerational trauma and...
2026-03-1643 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 13 | When Grief and Perimenopause Collide: Caroline’s StoryIn this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Caroline, a former NHS nurse and menopause coach, for an honest and powerful conversation about what happens when grief and perimenopause collide.Caroline shares her personal journey of navigating intense perimenopause symptoms while also grieving the loss of both her parents. During this time she experienced anxiety, rage, brain fog, sleep disruption and physical symptoms that left her questioning what was happening to her body and mind.Together, Lydia and Caroline explore how stress, trauma and hormonal change can overlap, and why...
2026-03-0943 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 12 | From PTSD & BPD to Self-Healer: Emily Katz on Reversing Her DiagnosisWhat if a PTSD or BPD diagnosis was not the end of your story?In this episode, Lydia speaks with Emily Katz, host of the Unshrinkable Podcast and creator of the Meta Therapy Model. Emily shares her journey from sexual abuse, addiction and trauma diagnoses to sobriety, structured self-healing and mentoring other women.Together they explore belief, comfort zones, imposter syndrome and reclaiming personal power.Content NoteThis episode includes discussion of sexual abuse, childhood emotional neglect, substance misuse, eating disorders, self-harm...
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Level Up with LydiaLevel Up with Lydia feat. Kendrick Davis (KD)In this episode, discover how Kendrick Davis transformed his passion for basketball into a thriving multi-sport organization that empowers youth through sports, life skills, and community engagement. In this episode, he shares his personal journey, business lessons, and vision for expanding Principles First.KEY TAKEAWAYSEmbrace Action Over Perfection: Taking immediate, imperfect action allows entrepreneurs to learn, adapt, and scale faster than overplanning or delaying for perfect conditions. This mindset shifts focus from fear of failure to continuous progress, unlocking growth that hesitant founders often miss.Build Authentic Relationships: Authentic engagement and community-building...
2026-02-2527 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 11 | Leaving Survival Mode: Why Grief Shows Up When You Start to Feel SafeWhat happens when you finally stop surviving and instead of feeling lighter, you feel sad, flat, or unexpectedly angry?In this solo episode, Lydia explores the grief that can surface when your nervous system starts to believe you are safe. If you have been doing the work and suddenly feel like you have gone backwards, this episode offers a gentle reframe.WHAT WE COVERWhat leaving survival mode really meansWhy your nervous system may release emotions when you feel safeThe idea of quiet grief in trauma healingFive common things people grieve...
2026-02-2328 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 10 | You Are Enough: Kellie Fennell on Trauma, Avoidance & HealingWhat if the drive to achieve, prove yourself, or keep going isn’t ambition at all but survival?In this deeply moving episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Kellie Fennell, who shares the truth behind a life that looked successful on the outside but was fuelled by avoidance on the inside. Together, they explore trauma, self worth, and the long road back to believing one simple truth: you were always enough.This conversation is for anyone who has been running, striving, numbing, or doing their wa...
2026-02-161h 01Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 9 | PMDD Symptoms in Women: Karli Hart on Why It’s Not Just Bad PMSIn this episode, Lydia is joined by Karli Hart for an honest, real-life conversation about PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder), a severe hormone-related mood condition often dismissed as “just bad PMS”. Karli shares what PMDD feels like for her, including intense rage, fatigue, and feeling like a different person, what finally helped, and why tracking symptoms and pushing for support can be life-changing.Karli also opens up about a difficult year that included Bell’s palsy, misdiagnosis, and redundancy, and how she still found a way through it, ultimately opening her own salon.
2026-02-0955 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 8 | Root Cause Therapy and The Power of Feeling Safe Again with Lucy SuperfoxIn this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Lucy Superfox, a Root Cause Therapy practitioner and coach, to explore what happens when you are “all talked out”. You understand your trauma and can name the patterns, but your body is still reacting like it is happening now.Lucy explains Root Cause Therapy as a blend of somatic (body-based) and talk-based approaches, designed to help you process the root cause of a belief, pattern, behaviour, or nervous system response, not just the symptoms. Together they unpack why safety is not a luxury in healing. It i...
2026-02-0249 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 7 | Recovery Trauma: Making Trauma Healing Accessible with JanaIn this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by Jana, founder of Recovery Trauma Limited, a growing UK-based trauma recovery platform. Jana’s mission is to make trauma recovery accessible and affordable for anyone who needs support, anywhere in the world. Jana shares parts of her healing journey and what led her to create a platform that brings multiple approaches together, including therapy-informed tools and creative modalities. Lydia and Jana explore why recovery is not one-size-fits-all, and why healing often needs more than talking alone.CONTENT NOTE / TRIGGER WARNINGTh...
2026-01-2739 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 6 | Stop Picking the Wound: Trauma, Shame, and the Stories We Keep Repeating with Marina GalanIn this episode, Lydia is joined by transformation coach and mentor Marina Galan for a powerful (and surprisingly simple) conversation about what happens when we stop letting the past define our present. Marina shares the moment she confronted her abuser, and how his unexpected response created a “new space” that shifted something fundamental in her.Together, they explore a trauma-aware perspective on identity, survival mode, and why “I’ll feel better when…” can keep us looping, even when we’re doing all the “right” healing things. This is an episode about reclaiming agency without minimising what ha...
2026-01-2750 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 5 | The Armour We Keep Wearing: Breaking Trauma Patterns with Dana GrantIn this powerful conversation, Lydia is joined by Dana Grant (host of The Dana Grant Show and author of The Truth Within the Lie) to explore what happens when “survival mode” starts collapsing. Dana shares how childhood trauma, perfectionism and self-abandonment shaped her, and how healing began when she stopped outsourcing safety and started building it within.A reminder: you’re not “too much”, you’re not broken, and you can interrupt the patterns that once kept you safe, but are keeping you stuck now.What we coverWhy trauma responses of...
2026-01-271h 20Riding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 4 | Polyvagal Basics for Real Life: Building Nervous System Capacity for Long-Term Change with Nikki EvansIn this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia welcomes mindset and emotional mastery coach Nikki Evans, founder of Mind Health School, for a grounded chat about emotional regulation, unresolved trauma, and the nervous system. Nikki shares how her short temper and anxiety were early signs something deeper needed attention, and how reading The Secret by Rhonda Byrne became an unexpected turning point. Together, they explore why emotions can feel stuck, how dysregulation can show up as anger, people-pleasing or self-sabotage, and how to start processing feelings safely instead of pushing them down.WHAT...
2026-01-2652 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 3 | From Survival Mode to Self-Love with Jen Bailey HobbsIn this episode of Riding the Trauma Train, Lydia is joined by her long-time friend Jen Bailey Hobbs , a woman who has rebuilt her life through breathwork, mindfulness and cold water therapy after years of living in survival mode. Jen shares what it was like to be a single parent carrying huge emotional pressure, how her mental health reached a breaking point when life finally became “safe”, and the practical tools that helped her come back home to herself.Together, Lydia and Jen talk about nervous system regulation, anxiety and overwhelm, weight loss as a si...
2026-01-2650 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 2 | Healing Through Sound: My Conversation With Lilli Badcock on Sound Reiki, Trauma & Finding Peace with AnxietyLydia’s first guest on Riding the Trauma Train is the wonderful Lilli Badcock, a singer, choir leader and sound-healing practitioner. They met by chance when Lydia heard Lilli’s pop-up choir singing in a café and felt instantly drawn to join. In this warm, grounded conversation, they explore how sound healing and Sound Reiki may support people living with trauma, anxiety and grief, not as a “quick fix”, but as a way to access moments of calm, safety and inner peace. Lilli shares how her “calling” to Sound Reiki began, what can happen in the body during a sound bath, a...
2026-01-2652 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastEpisode 1 | “I Should Be Over This By Now” Why Healing Can Feel Stuck and How to Come Back to SafetyHave you ever been triggered and immediately thought, “I should be over this by now”? In this solo episode, Lydia shares a recent real-life “wobble” where old feelings of being “too much” came rushing back, even after doing so much healing work. Together, we unpack why this happens, how the nervous system stores survival responses, and why healing is not a straight line. You’ll also be guided through a simple 60-second grounding practice you can use anywhere, plus gentle prompts to help you meet yourself with more compassion when the spiral shows up.
2026-01-2623 minRiding The Trauma Train PodcastRiding The Trauma Train Podcast TrailerWelcome to Riding the Trauma Train, hosted by Lydia. This podcast is for anyone healing from trauma, CPTSD, anxiety, burnout, and emotional overwhelm. We explore how the nervous system protects you, why triggers show up, and how to build safety in your body through grounding, self compassion, boundaries, and trauma informed practices. Featuring solo episodes and guest conversations with practitioners and specialists. If you have ever felt numb, stuck, or like you are “fine” but not okay, you belong here. Remember, you are not on this journey alone.
2026-01-2200 min
Literatus#87 Lydia Davis, Resolviendo la ecuaciónCapítulo dedicado a la escritora de Estados Unidos, Lydia Davis, autora de libros como: Break It down, The end of the story, Varietees of disturbance y más. En el capítulo se habla sobre: 1. La vida y la familia de Lydia Davis. 2. El estilo de escritura y el proceso creativo. 3. Su matrimonio con Paul Auster y la historia de su hijo.
2026-01-1439 min
Kulturdisco - Küchengespräche über Musik, Film und Literatur mit Art und TomZwischen Satzzeichen und Schweigen – Lydia Davis und die Kunst des genauen LesensArt, Tom und Suse lesen Lydia Davis und verlieren sich in drei Zeilen und tausend Bedeutungen.
Diesmal hat die Kulturdisco literarischen Besuch: Lydia Davis ist da – also, zumindest in Buchform. „Unsere Fremden“ ist eine Sammlung so kurzer Geschichten, dass man fast blinzeln muss, um sie zu erwischen. Dafür bleibt genug Zeit, um sich zu fragen: Was macht eine gute Miniatur aus? Warum übersetzt Lydia Davis am liebsten selbst? Und wie klingt eigentlich Fremdheit, wenn man sie laut liest?
Art und Tom haben sich dafür Verstärkung geholt: Suse, Germanistin, Literaturfan und Expertin im genauen Lesen. Zusammen wird diskutiert, gelacht, s...
2025-10-241h 01
The Story ExplorerDiscover the mastery of short story writer Lydia DavisListen and be captivated by her exquisite brief stories.
In this episode you can join me on a journey to discover Lydia Davis, winner of the 2013 Man Booker International Prize- now known as the International Booker Prize. She is renowned for her exceptionally brief stories. Some are just one sentence long, but don’t let their brevity fool you. Each story can make you pause, contemplate and bring you delight in unexpected ways.
Rather than just interpreting her work or telling you why I think her books are worth reading, I’ll be sharing four of Lydi...
2025-09-0135 min
Living Through The ShiftInterview with Lydia LeikerJoin us as Tiffany interviews her good friend and accountability partner, Lydia Leiker. Lydia takes care of her husband Dick, and in this interview she shares her story and experience. Lydia is very open and honest about the struggles, what she has learned, how she has grown, and where she finds hope as she goes through this Shift.Send in Fan MailSupport the showA special thanks to The Russell, Nashville's #1 Boutique Hotel, for letting us record in their beautiful and awesome podcast studio!
2025-06-161h 11
Computer Resume Podcast“To The Stars” w/ Paralegal Extraordinaire Lydia Davis!Strange New Worlds, Ssn 2 Ep 2 – “Ad Astra Per Aspera”
Todd welcomes to the show THE GREATEST LEGAL PROFESSIONAL THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN...his niece, Lydia Davis (@lydiadavis422 on IG). They discuss "soup-sluts," working on both sides of the law, horror movies, HIPAA, Conflicts of Interest, and... oh yeah, Star Trek!
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Matter of Toboso-Alfonso 20 I&N Dec. 819 (BIA 1994) — (B.I.A. 1990) — the original case, decided in 1990 and designated as precedent in 1994, which established sexual orientation as “membership in a particular soci...
2025-04-281h 11
ME READING STUFFLydia Davis - Priority (Again) & Answer Corner"It is certainly true that the larger and older the living thing is, the harder it is to know how to care for it." - Lydia Davis"I barely know what a uterus is for God's sake." - MeLINKS:Buy "The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis" HERE.Become a Subscriber on My Substack!Become a Paid Subscriber and get a drawing! My Instagram My WebsiteMy Youtube
2025-01-1748 min
Visibility EraHow To Go Viral & Create a Multi-Million Dollar Brand w/ Strategist, Emily Davis | Ep80In this episode, Lydia is joined by Emily Davis, a social media and branding expert! Emily is a coach inside Rebelle Nutrition, Amie Tollefsrud's brand (aka the @lazymillionaireofficial with 260K Instagram followers). Lydia and Emily connected through Amie’s membership, Selling Social, where Emily blew them away with her expertise. Today, she's spilling the tea on all things social media strategy—juicy, timely, and hot tips you won’t want to miss! What was meant to be a 35-minute chat turned into an hour because the conversation was just. that. good. What we cover:- Creating social me...
2024-12-101h 16
The Library of Lazy Thinking PodcastOlivia Sudjic on The End of the Story by Lydia DavisSometimes the best place to begin a story is at the end.Sometimes, a whole story is about an end.(That certainly seems to be the case with Lydia Davis’ only novel, The End of the Story.)But sometimes, the end is not an end at all and is in fact the beginning of a new story.It’s a confusing business.Thankfully, we have the brilliant novelist and writer Olivia Sudjic on hand to help determine if we’re at the end, the beginning, or lost wandering somewhere in bet...
2024-10-3142 min
Humor In The C-SuiteBest of Humor in the C-Suite: Insights from Oskhar Pineda, Lydia Sullivan, and Josh LinknerIn this special "best of" series, we're highlighting three incredible leaders who have mastered the art of using humor to inspire, connect, and lead their teams to success.Oskhar Pineda shares how lightening up and incorporating humor into everyday leadership creates a people-first culture where employees feel at ease, fostering stronger relationships and collaboration. With decades of experience, Oskhar believes humor is essential to building a workplace that thrives.Lydia Sullivan, VP of Operations at the Society for Information Management (SIM), discusses the balance between professionalism and levity. From witty out-of-office...
2024-09-1736 min
Humor In The C-SuiteYou Gotta Play to Win with Lydia SullivanLydia Sullivan is the VP of Operations at the Society for Information Management (SIM). She helps thousands of leading technology executives stay connected, build community, and grow together. Lydia has been a certified Association Executive for 5 years, in association management for 10 years, and in nonprofit management roles for 15 years. Her career has allowed her to support boards, philanthropic organizations, and chapters of national associations in various industries.Lydia has also worked in mental and behavioral health with youth. This experience has helped her develop patience, a good sense of humor and empathy which she finds invaluable in...
2024-06-1136 minBara bækurLesóð Z-kynslóð II og Lydia DavisBókin er dauð eða á grafarbakkanum. Þetta hefur heyrst á torgum í nokkurn tíma. Það er einhver þörf fyrir að lýsa yfir dauða hlutanna, kannski einmitt með því haldast þeir á lífi. Fyrir fáeinum vikum var fjallað hér um að bókin væri sprelllifandi, að með tilkomu samfélagsmiðla og áhrifavalda hefði áhugi ungs fólks sérstaklega á lestri og bókmenntum snaraukist og bóksala væri í hæstu hæðum. Er það tilfellið og á það sama við hér heima? Eru samfélagsmiðlar bandamenn bókmenntaumræðu eða bara armur markaðsafla? Hversu djúpt ristir þessi áhugi? Það er...
2024-03-0954 minBara bækurLesóð Z-kynslóð II og Lydia DavisBókin er dauð eða á grafarbakkanum. Þetta hefur heyrst á torgum í nokkurn tíma. Það er einhver þörf fyrir að lýsa yfir dauða hlutanna, kannski einmitt með því haldast þeir á lífi. Fyrir fáeinum vikum var fjallað hér um að bókin væri sprelllifandi, að með tilkomu samfélagsmiðla og áhrifavalda hefði áhugi ungs fólks sérstaklega á lestri og bókmenntum snaraukist og bóksala væri í hæstu hæðum. Er það tilfellið og á það sama við hér heima? Eru samfélagsmiðlar bandamenn bókmenntaumræðu eða bara armur markaðsafla? Hversu djúpt ristir þessi áhugi? Það er...
2024-03-0954 minBara bækurLesóð Z-kynslóð II og Lydia DavisBókin er dauð eða á grafarbakkanum. Þetta hefur heyrst á torgum í nokkurn tíma. Það er einhver þörf fyrir að lýsa yfir dauða hlutanna, kannski einmitt með því haldast þeir á lífi. Fyrir fáeinum vikum var fjallað hér um að bókin væri sprelllifandi, að með tilkomu samfélagsmiðla og áhrifavalda hefði áhugi ungs fólks sérstaklega á lestri og bókmenntum snaraukist og bóksala væri í hæstu hæðum. Er það tilfellið og á það sama við hér heima? Eru samfélagsmiðlar bandamenn bókmenntaumræðu eða bara armur markaðsafla? Hversu djúpt ristir þessi áhugi? Það er...
2024-03-0954 min
Girl Out of Order Podcast#44 - Unexpected Friendships with Lydia Davis - Female Friendship February"The best friendships are often the ones you never saw coming." - UnknownToday on Girl Out of Order, we explore the beauty and surprise of friendships that come from the most unexpected places. When you open your mind, your eyes and most importantly, your heart, you may find the truest of friends are right there, hiding in plain sight. Come along with my bestie, Lydia Davis, and I as we tell the story of a friendship no one would've predicted. We make no sense on paper -- 52 vs. 32, 4 kids vs. no kids, v...
2024-02-1245 min
Poema diario374. Lydia Davis - Objetos perdidos (23.10.23)Lydia Davis: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydia_Davis
Objetos perdidos: https://peoplewhodothings.co.uk/people/lost-things/
2023-10-2300 min
LA Review of BooksLydia Davis's "Our Strangers"Kate Wolf speaks to author and translator Lydia Davis about her latest collection of stories, Our Strangers. The book, which is notably not available for sale on Amazon, includes well over 100 stories, with many measuring at just a few lines. The stories take a variety forms: sketches of interactions from daily life, letters of complaint, recorded anecdotes, sequential interludes, grammatical inquires, meditations on passing thoughts and fantasies, as well as more sustained looks at life in a small country town and the intimacies we share with neighbors. Davis returns to abiding themes of aging, friendship, illness, death, mutual care, melancholy...
2023-10-1358 min
Between The Covers : Conversations with Writers in Fiction, Nonfiction & PoetryLydia Davis : Our StrangersToday’s conversation with Lydia Davis about her latest story collection, Our Strangers, a collection of 143 stories, is a deep dive into storytelling. These stories, whether incredibly short or quite long, often eschew backstory, exposition, context, or psychological interiority. Sometimes they even comment on other stories within the collection, or revise themselves, becoming something else entirely. Regardless of their length or style, they often raise the questions “is this a story?” and “if it isn’t a story, what is it?” In that spirit, you could consider today’s conversation a deep dive into poetry (syntax and the poetics of the sentence...
2023-10-021h 58
Grammar GrinsMicrocosmic Tales: The Magic of Lydia DavisJoin us in Episode 7 of Grammar Grins as we venture into the fascinating world of literature and explore the remarkable works of Lydia Davis, the acclaimed American short story writer. In this literary odyssey, we'll delve into her collection "The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis" and experience the enchantment of her very short short stories. Discover the artistry of brevity as Davis crafts narratives that evoke profound emotions and reflections in just a few words. From the mesmerising "A Natural Disaster" to the thought-provoking "Actors" and the reflective "Trying to Learn," Davis's storytelling prowess will leave you spellbound. So...
2023-07-3114 min
Girl Out of Order Podcast#17 - Dream Chasers #2 - Lydia Davis of Living Full KombuchaPrepare yourself for our 1st powerful Dream Chasing woman: Lydia Davis, founder and owner of Living Full Kombucha! Lydia started out taking a very traditional career path as a teacher, but long the way, she began to feel a stirring she could not deny. She had a choice to make: stay put in a low-vibe career or jump and start chasing the dream paced firmly on her heart. She jumped at exactly the right time!Join us for a fun conversation between 2 VERY different besties who are Dream Chasers, running hard after their own dreams a...
2023-05-3048 min
LetraspaloozaLydia Davis - Idea para un cartel - Carta a un fabricante.Hola como va? Nueva semana y nuevo episodio de Letraspalooza, para hoy traemos a Lydia Davis la ensayista y escritora norteamericana considerada de las mas originales de las últimas décadas.
Experta en los relatos cortos sobre asuntos cotidianos para este episodio trae dos por uno, dos micro relatos de escenas simples de la vida incluidos en el libro de Lydia "No puedo ni quiero"; "Idea para un cartel" y "Carta a un fabricante".-
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2023-05-1506 min
QuotomaniaQUOTOMANIA 323: Lydia DavisToday’s Quotation is care of Lydia Davis. Listen in! Subscribe to Quotomania on quotomania.com or search for Quotomania on your favorite podcast app!
Lydia Davis is the author of Essays One, a collection of essays on writing, reading, art, memory, and the Bible. She is also the author of The End of the Story: A Novel and many story collections, including Varieties of Disturbance, a finalist for the 2007 National Book Award for Fiction; Can’t and Won’t (2014); and The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis, described by James Wood in The New Yorker as “a grand cu...
2022-10-2002 min
Pod45Episode 6: Lydia DavisPod45 has been on a short hiatus over the summer but we are delighted to be back and delighted to have you back with us.
Today our discussion takes us to a cluster we published earlier in the summer, at the very end of June, on the writer and translator Lydia Davis. That cluster is edited by Julie Tanner and features, alongside a wonderful range of responses to Davis’s work, previously unseen journal excerpts from Davis herself, which we were honoured to be given by Davis to publish.
As Julie suggests in her introduction to...
2022-09-071h 29
QuotomaniaQuotomania 180: Lydia DavisToday’s Quotation is care of Lydia Davis. Listen in! Subscribe to Quotomania on quotomania.com or search for Quotomania on your favorite podcast app!
Lydia Davis is the author of Essays One, a collection of essays on writing, reading, art, memory, and the Bible. She is also the author of The End of the Story: A Novel and many story collections, including Varieties of Disturbance, a finalist for the 2007 National Book Award for Fiction; Can’t and Won’t (2014); and The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis, described by James Wood in The New Yorker as “a grand cu...
2022-03-3001 min
Conversations with TylerLydia Davis on Language and LiteratureA prolific translator, author, and former professor of creative writing, Lydia Davis's motivation for her life's work is jarringly simple: she just loves language. She loves short, sparkling sentences. She loves that in English we have Anglo-Saxon words like "underground" or Latinate alternatives like "subterranean." She loves reading books in foreign languages, discovering not only their content but a different culture and a different history at the same time. Despite describing her creative process as "chaotic" and herself as "not ambitious," she is among America's best-known short story writers and a celebrated essayist. Lydia joined Tyler to...
2022-03-2340 min
Modernist Revival"Break it Down" by Lydia DavisI give a brief introduction to Literary Modernism, Postmodernism and the overall themes of the podcast. I read Lydia Davis's Short Story "Break it Down." I do not own the rights to the story. I read from Berlant, Lauren and Edelman, Lee. Sex, or the Unbareable. Durahum: Duke University Press, 2014 in which Davis's story is reprinted.
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Story contains allusions to a sexual encounter between a young man and woman. Prostitution is suggested.
2021-12-1720 minME READING STUFFLydia Davis - Priority"It is certainly true that the larger and older the living thing is, the harder it is to know how to care for it." - Lydia Davis "A sure sign that someone's about to have a full mental breakdown is when they start obsessively juicing." - MeLINKS:Buy "The Collected Stories" by Lydia Davis here: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780312655396Shop my stuff here: https://www.robynoneil.com/shopListen to Damien Jurado's new single here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xq_fZ2r4cj0Check...
2021-03-0520 min
VER.SAR - práticas artísticas, maternidades e feminismosVER.SAR #053 Marta Martins lê Lydia Davis e Margaret AtwoodNo episódio de Nº 53 Marta Martins lê “Tipos de Perturbação” de Lydia Davis e “A tenda” de Margaret Atwood
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Marta Lúcia Pereira Martins (Livramento, RS, 1962) é graduada em Educação Artística pela Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina (1988), Mestra em Artes Visuais pela Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (1995) e Doutora em Literatura pela Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (2005). É professora no Curso de Artes Visuais da Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina atuando na Graduação e no PPGAV nas seguintes áreas: Desenho, Teoria da Modernidade, Literatura, Arte Contempor...
2020-10-1908 min
OktubreFMColumna Literaria: 'Ni quiero ni puedo' de Lydia Davis.Lila Bendersky nos trajo su columna semanal con la autora norteamericana Lydia Davis como protagonista. "Ella escribe cuentos muy breves y eso es lo que la hace tan singular y tan valorada. A 'Ni quiero ni puedo', cuesta definirlo, porque tiene un poco de todo: anotaciones cotidianas, pensamientos, reflexiones, viajes en tren, vínculo de hermanos, cartas,etc. A un pensamiento que para algunos pasa desapercibido, ella se obsesiona y lo trabaja. Es muy fresco y singular. Que sea breve no significa que sea malo y ella es muy buena mostrando eso".
2020-08-1118 min
Poetry KoanEPISODE 33: You're To Blame! (Lydia Davis's The Mother, Larkin's This Be The Verse, and Russell Edson's The Optical Prodigal)THE MOTHER
The girl wrote a story. “But how much better it would be if you wrote a novel,” said her mother. The girl built a dollhouse. “But how much better if it were a real house,” her mother said. The girl made a small pillow for her father. “But wouldn’t a quilt be more practical,” said her mother. The girl dug a small hole in the garden. “But how much better if you dug a large hole,” said her mother. The girl dug a hole and went to sleep in it. “But how much better if you slept forever...
2020-07-081h 38
The BE Series: Untold Stories of Leadership TransformationBE The Change — Dale Jones & Lydia Davis InterviewWith the horrific murder of George Floyd in our rearview mirror, it's time to BE the change that's needed in our world. This week we have Dale Jones and Lydia Davis giving insight into what it's like to be a black American. We talk about labels and stereotypes, how to lead change as a leader, and specific stories of blatant, unjust discrimination.
What is T's Takeaway? "Don’t just talk about diversity. Be about it. Actions speak so loud that we can’t hear what you’re saying."
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2020-06-0541 min
Leer en casaBoy Olmi y Carola Reyna leyeron a Lydia Davis, Hebe Uhart, Fernando Pessoa y Sharon OldsBoy Olmi y Carola Reyna leyeron a Lydia Davis, Hebe Uhart, Fernando Pessoa y Sharon Olds
Leer en casa es un proyecto colectivo coordinado por el director Juan Parodi y el periodista y poeta Maxi Legnani. Leemos para saber que no estamos solos.
El proyecto de podcast de Leer en casa es una idea y una labor de Nicolás Diab, músico y artista sonoro. Locución: Martina Viglietti.
2020-04-2022 min
KonchA Position At The University by Lydia Davis read by Michelle Naismith'A Position At The University' by Lydia Davis read by Michelle Naismith. 'A Position At The University' appears in 'Almost No Memory' published by Picador in 1997. A transcript can be found at https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/52125/a-position-at-the-university More from Michelle Naismith can be found at https://www.michellenaismith.com
2019-10-1701 minME READING STUFFLydia Davis - Varieties of Disturbance"It is certainly true that the larger and older the living this is, the harder it is to know how to care for it." - Lydia Davis, Priority "Don't you wish you just didn't have a brain sometimes? I do." - MeLINKS:Buy The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis here: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780312655396Learn more about this Amazon bullshit here: https://www.enmnews.com/2019/08/19/paging-big-brother-in-amazons-bookstore-orwell-gets-a-rewrite/Buy ME READING STUFF shirts and support The Trevor Project: https://cottonbureau.com/products/me-reading-stuff#/972221/tee-men-standard-tee-vintage-black-tri-blend-sMe on Twitter: https...
2019-08-2223 min
The BE Series: Untold Stories of Leadership TransformationE32 BE Passionate — Lydia Davis InterviewThis week Lydia Davis, a full-of-life salon owner and instructor in Miami, talks to Tina about the choices that contributed to her transformation as a leader. Through the loss of her baby she learned how not to quit in adversity and the value of transparency. What is T's Takeaway? “Don’t get too comfortable with your clients. Always ask fresh questions.”
2019-05-2437 minME READING STUFFLydia Davis & Vasko Popa“You cannot find peace by avoiding life.” - Virginia Woolf “I wish you secure banisters and poison-free aspirin.” - MeLINKS:Buy "The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis" here: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780312655396Buy "Complete Poems" by Vasko Popa here: https://www.mcnallyjackson.com/vasko-popa-complete-poems-1953-1987Buy my book "20 Years of Drawings" here: https://www.amazon.com/Robyn-ONeil-20-Years-Drawings/dp/0692896511/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1543699086&sr=8-1&keywords=Robyn+o%27neilFollow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Robyn_ONeilFollow me on Instagram: https://www.inst...
2018-12-0117 min
The Archive ProjectLydia DavisLydia Davis begins her lecture by explaining her attempt to find a balance between poetry and prose through writing short stories. She discusses several of her favorite authors—including Samuel Beckett, Russell Edson, and Bob Pearlman—and reads short selections from their works. Davis also discusses her work translating Proust and Flaubert, among others. She then reads from a New York poet named Sparrow who writes minimalistic translations, compares his translations to the originals, and asks whether or not one can write the same thing in radically different ways or if it is indeed the same thing at all. Davi...
2016-02-1950 min
The New Yorker: FictionLydia Davis Reads Robert Gorham Davis
Lydia Davis joins Deborah Treisman to read and discuss Robert Gorham Davis's “Then We’ll Set it Right,” from a 1943 issue of the magazine.
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2015-11-0247 min
Writers (Audio)Lydia Davis Reading: The 2015 Diana and Simon Raab Writer-in-ResidenceLydia Davis reads from her latest collection of short stories, “Can’t and Won’t,” and speaks of her writing processes when dealing with her own work and translated work. Series: "Humanitas" [Humanities] [Show ID: 29510]
2015-07-0656 minME READING STUFFLydia Davis - I'm Pretty Comfortable But I Could Be a Little More ComfortableI am getting better all the time, but I wish nothing bothered me. I meet those people. I live with one of those people. People able to move through life without unnecessary upset. Those are the best people. And dispositionally fortunate. But for those of us irritated, today I read Lydia Davis's "I'm Pretty Comfortable, But I Could Be a Little More Comfortable." It's funny, it's relatable, and I'm hungry. Yours, Robyn
2015-07-0606 min
Discover the New Releases Audiobooks in Fiction, Short Stories & AnthologiesThe Collected Stories of Lydia Davis Audiobook by Lydia DavisPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/audiobook/48/to download full audiobooks of your choice for free.
Title: The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis
Subtitle: Complete Collection
Author: Lydia Davis
Narrator: Mia Barron, Thérèse Plummer, Jonathan Davis
Format: Unabridged
Length: 21 hrs and 2 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-14-14
Publisher: Recorded Books
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 26 votes
Genres: Fiction, Short Stories & Anthologies
Publisher's Summary:
Lydia Davis is one of our most original and influential writers, a storyteller celebrated for her emotional acuity, her formal inventiveness, and her ability to capture the mind in overdrive. She has been called "an American vi...
2014-11-149h 02
London Review Bookshop PodcastCan't and Won't: An Evening with Lydia Davis‘It's a bit mysterious, but somehow the emotion I feel at the heart of whatever I'm writing comes through, usually by my not insisting on it.’ Lydia Davis made a rare London appearance at the Bookshop to read from and discuss her unique body of work. She spoke with Adam Thirlwell about titles, translation and small thoughts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2014-08-271h 01
Front Row: Archive 2013Erwin Blumenfeld, Lydia Davis, Nigel Kennedy's Cultural ExchangeWith John Wilson.Berlin-born photographer Erwin Blumenfeld (1897-1969) was one of the most internationally sought-after portrait and fashion photographers in the 1940s and 1950s. America's leading magazines, including Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, hired him for his imaginative and highly individual shots. Erwin's grandson Remy and critic Joanna Pitman assess his legacy as a new exhibition Blumenfeld Studio: New York, 1941-1960 opens.Lydia Davis won The Man Booker International Prize last night for a career which includes a novel, translations of Proust and Flaubert and a large repertoire of very short stories, some only one sentence...
2013-05-2328 min
The Guardian UK Culture PodcastJames Salter reads Break it Down by Lydia DavisJames Salter, the veteran American novelist and short story writer, reads a story by Lydia Davis, winner of the 2013 Man Booker International prize
2013-05-2328 min
Guardian Short StorieJames Salter reads Break it Down by Lydia DavisJames Salter, the veteran American novelist and short story writer, reads a story by Lydia Davis, winner of the 2013 Man Booker International prize
2013-05-2328 min
Talk to MeLydia Davis and Eliot Weinberger Have High School Reunion at KGB BarTwo famed poets, essayists and translators — Lydia Davis and Eliot Weinberger — recently read from new work at the True Story: Non-Fiction reading series at the KGB Bar in the East Village.
2011-11-0746 min
Talk to MeLydia Davis and Eliot Weinberger Have High School Reunion at KGB BarTwo famed poets, essayists and translators — Lydia Davis and Eliot Weinberger — recently read from new work at the True Story: Non-Fiction reading series at the KGB Bar in the East Village. Davis ("The Varieties of Disturbance: Stories") and Weinberger (editor of "American Poetry Since 1950: Innovators & Outsiders"), who have been friends since high school, said they decided to call the genre in which they work "Poetry Essays."
"Lydia and I were trying to talk about, 'What do we call this genre?'" said Weinberger. "If you have prose poetry, this is sort of like poetry essay. Or p...
2011-11-0746 min
Download New Releases Full Audiobooks in Classics, World LiteratureMadame Bovary Audiobook by Gustave Flaubert, Lydia Davis (translator)Please visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/audiobook/55/to download full audiobooks of your choice for free.
Title: Madame Bovary
Author: Gustave Flaubert, Lydia Davis (translator)
Narrator: Kate Reading
Format: Unabridged
Length: 13 hrs and 46 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-23-10
Publisher: Penguin Audio
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 231 votes
Genres: Classics, World Literature
Publisher's Summary:
Set amid the stifling atmosphere of 19th-century bourgeois France, Madame Bovary is at once an unsparing depiction of a womans gradual corruption and a savagely ironic study of human shallowness and stupidity. Neither Emma, nor her lovers, nor Homais, the man of science, escapes the authors searing...
2010-09-231h 46
PoemTalk at the Writers HouseEpisode 18 - Lydia Davis has a positionDavid Grazian, Adrian Khactu, Jessica Lowenthal, and Al Filreis discuss Lydia Davis's "A Position at the University"
2009-06-0924 min
The Biblio File hosted by Nigel BealeLydia Davis on translating ProustLydia Davis is a contemporary American author and translator of French. From 1974 to 1978 she was married to Paul Auster, with whom she has a son. She has published six collections of short stories, including The Thirteenth Woman and Other Stories (1976) and Break It Down (1986). Her most recent collection is not Samuel Johnson Is Indignant, but rather Varieties of Disturbance, published by Farrar, Strauss & Giroux. Her stories are acclaimed for their brevity, poetry, philosophy and humour. Many are only one or two sentences long. We talk here, at the Blue Metropolis Montreal International Literary Festival, about the role...
2007-05-0331 min