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Writers RadioP089 Consider - Susan McCaslinConsider the World Treeher mantling greenour swaddling gown dismantledan iron word falling felling, disruptingold growth's primal ground...Susan McCaslinCanadian poet and literary scholar Susan McCaslin lives in Langley, British Columbia. She is the author of seventeen books of poetry and ten chapbooks.In Consider, (Aolus House, 2023), Susan explores her evolving experience of the figure of Jesus in relation to the wisdom teachers and activists of diverse spiritual traditions. By turns mystical and playful, provocative and insightful, many of the poems have ekphrastic i...2024-07-1530 min $Ms. Lyric\'s Poetry Outlaws$ Ms. Lyric's Poetry OutlawsEpisode 65: Homage to Ralph GustafsonIn which I speak of supporting this podcast and other artistic endeavors via Patreon and otherwise (o and thanks to Susan McCaslin and Robert Priest too for their one-time $50 contributions!) and then chat about Ralph and his work and life including reactions to him from those such as Phyllis Webb ;) I read his poem Sessional Memoranda at the end and mispronounce IMPUDENT but o well. Nothing is perfect but birds! Enjoy.2023-04-0510 min

Writers RadioP053 Something Ferried AcrossSusan McCaslin, Canadian poet, essayist, and literary scholar, lives in Fort Langley, BC, in Canada. She first met Ted Blodgett in 2011 in Calgary, Alberta, where both read from their recent volumes of poetry published by the University of Alberta Press in its Currents series.Demeter Goes Skydiving, Susan McCaslinApostrophes vii: Sleep, You, a Tree, E.D. BlodgettI looked up, way up, into the eyes of this gentle giant of a poet, Susan comments in her conversation with Writers Radio host, Ingrid Rose.When Ted and his w...2023-02-2025 min

Centre for Spiritual Renewal PodcastChoral Spirituality: The Contemplative PanelToday we listen to a couple of experienced contemplative pray-ers, Katherine and Gene. They talk about their prayer practice, their influences, and the joy they feel in their practice of prayer.Website for St. Dunstans - www.st-dunstans.caEmail - st.dunstans@telus.netTel. - 604.856.5393Susan McCaslin & J.S. Porter (2018) Superabundantly Alive: Thomas Merton’s Dance with the Feminine. Woodlake Publishing: Kelowna, BC.Thomas Merton (1998) Contemplation in a World of Action. University of Notre Dame Press: Indiana.The Way of a Pilgrim and the Pilgrim Co...2023-01-251h 05

Eh Poetry Podcast - Canadian poems read 3 times, each with a slight difference.Consider the World Tree by Susan McCaslinSusan McCaslin is the author of fifteen volumes of poetry and nine chapbooks. She completed her Ph.D. at the University of British Columbia in 1984 and taught at Douglas College in B.C. in the English and Creative Writing Departments from 1984-2007. Most recently, Susan has written a book of creative non-fiction with collaborator J.S. Porter titled Superabundantly Alive: Thomas Merton’s Dance with the Feminine (Wood Lake, 2018). Her most recent volume of poetry is Into the Open: Poems New and Selected (Inanna Press, 2017). She has also written a memoir, Into the Mystic: My Years with Olga (Inanna Press, 201...2022-06-1304 min $Ms. Lyric\'s Poetry Outlaws$ Ms. Lyric's Poetry OutlawsEpisode 24: Gwendolyn McEwen’s Dark Pines Under WaterA listener’s/interviewee’s choice poem from Susan McCaslin! She read it under a tree in the Han Shan forest and I talked about McEwen’s life and poem with its rich echoes and metaphysical resonances. Happy Day of Love!2022-02-1408 min $Ms. Lyric\'s Poetry Outlaws$ Ms. Lyric's Poetry OutlawsEpisode 23: Susan McCaslin: a conversationIn which I hmmmm a lot and a dog barks while we sip tea in a gloriously sunny Fort Langley kitchen, but also we chat about flowers becoming Wonderland, form poems, saving a forest, singing opera, literary allusiveness, cancel culture, poetic diversity and transcendence. And Susan reads Dear Lovers’ Tree in the Han Shan Woods. Thank you mentor and teacher and friend.2022-02-1348 min $Ms. Lyric\'s Poetry Outlaws$ Ms. Lyric's Poetry OutlawsEpisode 17: Memorization and Susan McCaslin's Corona CoronaChapter 2 of The Other 23 and a half hours in which I discuss the act of memorization of poems, out of fashion but essential. It doesn't have to be your own. Take the sounds of others within you. They will be there in the dentist's chair then, while on a walk, when traveling. I talk about reciting Jeffers in Cuba. And mostly about my former teacher Susan and read her wonderful mini-corona. Poetry. It's an oral art form first.2021-08-2607 min

The 360 Sound ShowThe 360 Sound Show for 04/10/20Neil Young "Sugar Mountain" (2009; rec. 1968)Hot Tuna "Winin' Boy" (1970)Michael Hurley "Sweedeedee" (1971)Bert Jansch "Reynardine" (1971)John Martyn "Head And Heart" (1971)Geoff & Maria Muldaur "Havana Moon" (1972)Tom Rapp "Blind River" (1973)Jesse Ed Davis "Golden Sun Goddess" (1970)Gene Clark "For A Spanish Guitar" (1971)Van Morrison "Ballerina" (1968)John Prine "The Great Compromise" (1972)Julie Felix "Clotho's Web" (1972)Mary McCaslin "Blue Ridge Epitaph" (1969)Susan Pillsbury "It's Hard To Be Easy" (1973)Tracy Nelson & Mother Earth "The Same Old Thing" (1972)Pamela Polland "Out Of My Hands (Still In My Heart)" (1972)2020-04-113h 03

OLLI at UNT PodcastEpisode 32: Addressing the Myths of Our Past with Dr. Richard McCaslinIn this episode, Susan has a wide-ranging discussion with Dr. Richard McCaslin, Texas State Historical Association Endowed Professor of Texas History at UNT. They discuss the subjects of Dr. McCaslin's many books, including some that are still being written. He uncovers the true stories behind some enduring myths in Texas history while also shedding light on little known historical figures and events that have shaped the cultural landscape of our state. Two published books are discussed at length in this episode: Fighting Stock: John S. "Rip" Ford of Texas (Texas Christian University, 2011) Tainted Breeze: The Great Hanging at Gainesville, Texas...2020-03-0437 min

Straight No Chaser - A Jazz ShowPodcast 697: The Michael Brecker International Saxophone CompetitionThis coming weekend, August 25-27, the Red Sea Jazz Festival in Eilat, Israel, will host the semifinals and finals of the first Michael Brecker International Saxophone Competition. Eight selected aspiring talented musicians will arrive in Eilat to participate in the semi-final round on the morning of the second day of the festival. Only three will continue to the final round performance to be held on the main stage as part of the festival program. The three finalists will appear in front of a live audience and a panel of judges to compete for up to $12,500.00 in prize money and...2019-08-2233 min

Late Talks on AirThe Superabundance Found in Collaboration. A Literary Talk with Susan McCaslin and J.S. Porterhttp://thenancyduffyshow.com/shows/NancyDuffyShow-No.064-SusanMcCaslin-JSPorter.mp3Summary:Hi there and welcome to the Nancy Duffy Show – Episode #64… I know I’ve been away for a while, but I had to finish my masters y’all! And it has been quite the journey (I'll fill you in later)! However, I am done and so eager to get back to all the things that I love, including spending time with you!Today, I want to share the work of two authors and poets who I interviewed earlier this year (before the looming deadline of my master’s thesis). H...2019-06-1140 min

Culture ScenePunk's Not Dead (2007)NOTE: THIS VERSION OF THE VIDEO APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN INCORRECTLY DUBBED AND MISLABELED. WE ARE WORKING ON A FIX. ❤️ VIDCOMMONS Punk's Not Dead is a 2007 documentary film directed by Susan Dynner, an American hardcore punk fan. The film claims to infiltrate American clubs, malls, recording studios, etc. where it sets out to claim hardcore punk and pop punk music is "thriving" from an American perspective. Its content features performances largely from 1980s hardcore bands and MTV skate punk and pop punk/rock acts. It also includes various interviews and behind-the-scenes footage with the bands, labe...2018-10-0500 min

Parabola MagazineParabola Podcast Episode 33 - GuidanceStory Editor Betsy Cornwell shares Josh Boettiger's essay on King David and Leonard Cohen, "The Poet and the Shepherd," and Susan McCaslin's meditation on spiritual journeys, "Guidance," in this episode of Parabola Magazine's free monthly podcast. Subscribe at parabola.org.2018-10-0138 min

Divabetic PodcastsDiabetes Late Nite Inspired by Cyndi LauperDivabetics just want to have fun! Join us for our seventh anniversary of diabetes podcasting with musical inspiration from Cyndi Lauper. In the 30 plus years since Cyndi Lauper released her career-defining hit, Girls Just Want To Have Fun has been described as a "rebellious sing-along" and an “feminist anthem”. The song's music video was one of the first to feature women of multiple races. The one thing I really wanted was to have multi-racial girls so that every little girl could actually see herself in it, and it would be kind of contagious that everyone was entitled—no matter what race or c...2017-07-121h 51

Divabetic PodcastsMr. Divabetic's Most Fascinating People 2013Mr. Divabetic’s Most Fascinating People 2013 is a podcast compilation of movers and shakers who play prominent roles in the fields in diabetes, health and wellness, writing, art and popular culture. Hosted by Mr. Divabetic the list of fabulous figures who define Divabetic’s attitude and 'wellness with a wow' philosophy. Guests include: Kathy Dolgin aka High Voltage, Diabetes Advocate Taryn McQuain Bentaous, Poet Lorraine Brooks, Artist Susan McCaslin, Authors Kim Standridge Boykin, Holly Kingston and Kim Chaloner, Susan Greenberg Weiner RD, CDE and Ms. Exsquisite Full Figured USA 2013, Andrea White. After working for entertainer Luther Vandross for 13 years, Max “Mr. Divabe...2013-12-041h 32