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Relative Strangers14. The AftermathOver a year after the event, Taylor Mali finally describes what The Marble House Meeting was actually like, from champagne at The Met to coffee in the cemetery, all in the company of cousins he'd never met before and may never see again. This is a short and imperfect episode, and this should not be the first one you listen to if you haven't heard any before.The founding sponsor of Relative Strangers is FamilyTreeChart.com. Use promo code METROPOLITAN to get 10% off your first order. Please follow the podcast on Instagram at...
2025-09-3014 min
Strong Sense of Place | Travel Through BooksLoLT: A Special Poem for Valentine’s Day and Two New BooksIn this episode, we get excited about two new books: Every Tom, Dick & Harry by Elinor Lipman and On the Hippie Trail: Istanbul to Kathmandu and the Making of a Travel Writer by Rick Steves. Then Dave shares a sweet poem about the good stuff: love and dogs.Links
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Review of The Inn at Lake Devine by Elinor Lipman
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2025-02-1414 min
'83 DutchmenRANDY WEINER: Breaking Rules Big & SmallRandy Weiner gave very few hints during his time at The Collegiate School for Boys that he would go on to become an award-winning playwright and producer, much less the owner of an exclusive nightclub! His classmates just figured he would go to medical school and become a doctor. Because even he thought that's what he was going to do! Host Taylor Mali talks with Randy about his journey, the influence of his father, his 43-year relationship with his wife Diane Paulus, his memorable older brother Scott, and more! Cue this up and g...
2025-02-0339 minRelative Strangers13. The Prospect of FreedomIn this episode, which is the first to have been recorded after the singularly wonderful and marvelously successful Marble House Meeting at the end of June, Taylor has a proper conversation with Kate McCabe, the retired educator, amateur historian, and self-described "Morristown Girl" who knows more about the family of James Colles than anyone who—unlike her—actually shares some of his DNA. McCabe talks about some of the prickly personalities that tried to fit in with the family. She calls Emily Johnston De Forest a "rockstar." She explains "the squabble" over Colles's esta...
2024-07-2334 minRelative Strangers12. The LetterOne hundred sixty-one years ago today—on July 1, 1863, which was a Wednesday—Frances Colles Johnston, the 37-year-old wife of John Taylor Johnston, took advantage of the sudden quiet in her father's summer house in Morristown, NJ, and dashed off a letter to her baby brother George Wetmore Colles who was fighting for the Union Army in The Civil War. In this episode of Relative Strangers, Taylor Mali talks with retired educator Kate McCabe, the self-proclaimed "Morristown Girl" who lived across the street from the Colles summer house and has been inside it a...
2024-07-0120 minRelative Strangers11. We Children (Ausable Club Recollections)This episode is built around a 40-year-old recording of Eva Mali Noyes and her brother Henry "Harry" Mali conducted in 1984 by David and Rosemary Coffin. The recording was discovered by Cousin Amy Stewart Webb (1955) in a box of her mother's belongings, and the complete unedited recording can be accessed here. Cousin Taylor Mali (1965) had the audio restored (thanks to artificial intelligence and audio engineering teacher Chad Anderson), and he plays selected segments of the interview while providing context. The founding sponsor of Relative Strangers is FamilyTreeChart.com. U...
2024-05-2825 min'83 DutchmenRAY FLORES: Release the PowerChances are Ray Flores would have taken a different path in life if things had been different. But chances are that's true for everyone. I had a wonderful talk with the guy who should have won "Most Likely to End Up in HR." Collegiate School's official reunion is this Friday, May 3rd, 2024, which means our epic reunion was almost one year ago! To RSVP to the school's festivities, click here. I will send out the Zoom link for our reunion (aka "Nightcap with The Capper") next week via email.Although you must be a member...
2024-04-3048 minRelative Strangers10. The Mothers & the GrandmothersWith about 10 weeks to go before 100 distant cousins get together in New York City for the first time in over a century, Taylor Mali takes a closer look at three female ancestors that all the relative strangers share, Frances Colles, Rachel Ogden Wetmore, and Adrienne Cuvelier. Also included at the end of this episode are voice memos sent in from Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz, Caroline Dubois, Kate McCabe, Megan McQuillan, Tony Stewart, Olivia Jacobs, and Cordelia Pierson. Last, be sure to visit @RealtiveStrangersPodcast on Instagram to...
2024-04-1334 minRelative Strangers9. Hanky Panky in Marble House in 1872!This episode begins with the most SHOCKING, PRURIENT, and SCANDALOUS installment of "The Scullion's Hearth," Taylor Mali's entirely fictional (although completely plausible) account of what life might have been like in Marble House as seen through the eyes of housemaid named Bridget (beautifully read by New York City actress Megan McQuillan)! Also included are some updates on planned activities for the long-awaited family reunion in June of 2024.The founding sponsor of Relative Strangers is FamilyTreeChart.com. Use promo code METROPOLITAN to get 10% off your first order. Please follow the podcast on I...
2024-03-1219 minRelative Strangers8. "Drunk Cousin with an iPhone"Taylor talks with his second cousin Sarah Elder (1947) about how to be a lady and the tribal nature of most of the world. They talk about privilege and whether you can hide it, the paucity of motherly love, and the "poor cousins" who had to attend The Chapin School. What do you have the strength to endure out of kindness alone? Taylor recites entirely too many poems in the course of the interview, but Sarah confesses to having sex in the maid's rooms of her grandmother's apartment. Interestingly, this is the first episode of the series in...
2024-02-1631 min
'83 DutchmenJAMIE WATTS: Teetering on the CuspFor this first episode of the second season of '83 Dutchmen, host Taylor Mali speaks to commercial photographer Jamie Watts about being the absolute youngest member of the class of 1983 and the affect that had on how actively he participated in his own life at school. Would it have been better for Jamie to have been the oldest member of the class of 1984? The jury is out. Taylor and Jamie talk about Terror's Group, a small, informal, and short-lived club born out of a general sense of not feeling that you fit in. They discuss whether the term "outsider" is...
2024-01-1328 minRelative Strangers7. "We Were Forced to Eff Ourselves"Taylor Mali interviews distant cousin B. A. Van Sise, a charmingly nerdy photographer and polymath and one of the closest living relatives of Walt Whitman. THERE IS ONE WELL-PLACED SWEAR WORD EARLY IN THE EPISODE. There's also news of The Marble House Meeting at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and audio clips of Broadway actor Michael Crane reading selections from Taylor's grandfather's journal. Van Sise asks Taylor whether his extended family considers him their "shepherd" or their "Judas Goat." Last, if you are a relative stranger and...
2023-12-1031 minRelative Strangers6. The Mystery of Colles JohnstonHost Taylor Mali reveals all he knows about his great-great-uncle Colles Johnston, the only one of the Johnston kids to have died without marrying or having children of his own; as a result, Colles will have no descendants representing his branch of the family at The Marble House Meeting in June of 2024, which starts with a cocktail reception at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. This episode starts with a delicious bit of ancestral romance audio fan fiction called "The Scullion's Hearth" (voiced by the amazing Megan McQuillan!). If you are one...
2023-11-1321 min
Relationship AlchemyNavigating Co-Working with Your Spouse with Cierra LueckNavigating the complex dynamics of working with your spouse can be both rewarding and challenging. Today, we delve deep into understanding these intricacies with Cierra Lueck, an entrepreneur with vast experience in co-working with her partner. Cierra and her husband started their entrepreneurial journey together, starting with a construction company and later transitioning through various ventures. Motivated to show her children the power of determination and the reality of success, she has also invested heavily in her personal and professional growth. Join us as we explore the balance between work, life, and love...
2023-10-2341 minRelative Strangers5. The Marble House MeetingMarble House was the name given to the white marble townhouse built by John Taylor Johnston (with railroad money) at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 8th St. in the 1860s. He lived there with his wife Frances Colles Johnston and their five children—Emily, Colles, John Herbert, Frances, and Eva—until they all died or got married and moved out. After the last family member moved out, it was for many years a boarding house (still called "Marble House"), but it was torn down in the 1940s or 50s to make...
2023-10-1426 min
The DooDoo Diva's Smells Like Money PodcastS8 E2 A Marriage Of Convenience - WWTPs and Data Centers - why it is a perfect match
A Marriage Of Convenience - WWTPs and Data Centers - why it is a perfect match
The DooDoo Diva's Smells Like Money Podcast – A Marriage of Convenience: WWTPs and Data Centers - why it is a perfect match With Kiran Mali
In this episode, we talk with Kiran Mali, an impact investment consultant, about the critical intersection of wastewater infrastructure and data centers. Kiran talks about three of the most important benefits of putting data centers next to wastewater treatment plants. First, wastewater treatment plant buildings can be used to...
2023-10-1131 minRelative Strangers4. One Skeleton at a TimeEvery family has secrets, and you eventually realize that most of them are not being kept from the world but from OTHER SIDES OF THE FAMILY! In this episode, cousin Taylor Mali talks about some of those secrets. For example, did you know that John Taylor Johnston's father owned an enslaved person in New York City in the early 1800s?! Or that his mother slept with a man who was not his father!? Some relative strangers may think they recognize whispered scandals from their own branches of the family—especially in the poem Taylor recites somewhere in th...
2023-09-1125 minRelative Strangers3. "The Boys Definitely Outplayed the Girls"On this episode of Relative Strangers host Taylor Mali (1965) speaks with third cousin Robert Whitman Easton (1945), whom he has yet to meet in person, about pretentiousness, family resentment over perceived inequity in the settlement of estates, the problem with attics, and whether you can keep a husband around by having another baby. Discuss legacy admissions, secret scholarships, and the odds that The Metropolitan Museum of Art will rent us their rooftop garden bar for a Friday night cocktail reception of all the descendants of John Taylor Johnston (1820) and Frances Colles (1826) in Ju...
2023-08-1026 min'83 DutchmenTAYLOR MALI: Today I will have outlived my parents (if I am still alive when this posts).August 6th of this year (2023) is the exact day that '83 Dutchmen host Taylor Mali will have outlived his mother by one day and his father by 30. He is on vacation right now, likely without reliable wifi, but he scheduled this podcast to post automatically. Mali says "This is a collection of audio postcards I recorded over the course of seven months and containing the artful observations and poignant—if sometimes lugubrious —musings of a poet. Because I am also a poet, in case you were not aware of that." —updated Wednesday, July 26, 2023. Althou...
2023-08-061h 02Relative Strangers2. Ascendancy vs. DescendancyJohn Taylor Johnston, one of host Taylor Mali's great-great-grandfathers, was one of those 19th-century railroad tycoons whom Malcolm Gladwell has noted were all born in New York City within about a decade of one another. He may not have been an Astor, Vanderbilt, or Carnegie, but he made enough money to be able to make a lasting contribution to the cultural life of New York City that endures today. In this episode, Taylor talks about what that contribution was and discusses—perhaps a little too much—the difference between ASCENDANCY family charts, which list all the parents but...
2023-07-3114 minRelative Strangers1. Keeping Track of the JohnstonsIn this first episode, host Taylor introduces John Taylor Johnston and Frances Colles, the patriarch and matriarch of the family, at least this branch of it. If you ever watched The Gilded Age on HBO, then you'd understand why Taylor's wife Rachel calls that show "the documentary about Taylor's family." This episode will give you an overview of the couple at the heart of this podcast series. And there has already been some family drama.The founding sponsor of Relative Strangers is FamilyTreeChart.com. Use promo code METROPOLITAN to get 10% off...
2023-07-1314 min'83 DutchmenTHADDEUS BEREDAY: 200 Federal Agents Busting Down the DoorIn this final episode of the series before the fiscal year of Collegiate ends on Friday, June 30th, Taylor talks with Thaddeus Bereday, who left after 7th grade but says we did a much better job of celebrating our 40th reunion then the school he actually graduated from (suck it, Groton Academy)! Thad speaks eloquently about his successes, struggles, failures, and the importance of mercy, second chances, compassion, and reform. Please be sure to check out his podcast, Redemption Radio, wherever you get your podcasts. Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of...
2023-06-2553 minRelative Strangers0. ALL ABOARD! [Promo]Poet and "longtime New Yorker" Taylor Mali introduces himself and some of the themes of the podcast: Family, Privilege, Poetry, and Secrets. Please subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and follow us on Instagram @RelativeStrangersPodcast for a little less drama.The founding sponsor of Relative Strangers is FamilyTreeChart.com. Use promo code METROPOLITAN to get 10% off your first order. Please follow the podcast on Instagram at RelativeStrangersPodcast, where Taylor is generally a little less dramatic.
2023-06-1504 min'83 DutchmenVOICE MEMO-ries from the CLASS OF 1983After the 40th reunion, which was spectacularly held on May 5th, class agent Taylor Mali asked everyone in the class—whether they made it to the reunion or not—to send him a voice memo about their experience of the reunion, their experience with the podcast series, or just . . . their experience of their life. This episode is all those voice memos stitched together, including some cameo appearances by surprise guests. The format is completely different, and it might be the best episode yet.The fiscal year ends on June 30th. Please make a gift if you...
2023-06-0845 min'83 DutchmenKARL SLOVIN: With High HonorsI stayed for my friends and then hid from them.Karl Slovin recounts the stigma of being "held back" by Collegiate and asked to join the class of 1984. And how his parents—on the verge of divorcing themselves—gave him the choice of staying and repeating fourth grade or starting over at a new school (when he wishes that they'd just made the decision for him). In theory he stayed to be with his friends, but in practice the embarrassment of suddenly being a member of the class "behind" meant that he didn't want any of u...
2023-05-2522 min
Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 EducatorsStanzas that celebrate teachers with Taylor MaliIt is teacher appreciation week and we are thrilled to have the award winning Taylor Mali on the show to shower teachers with stanzas of support and care. Taylor talks about his brand new book "The Teachers I Loved Best," as well as the collaborative process behind that book. Listeners may remember his TED Talk 'What Teachers Make' that has now been viewed over 800,000 times. On this episode we talk further about what it means to be an educator, how and why we need to expand on our definition for educator as well...
2023-05-0838 min'83 DutchmenADAM MANSKY: Mess No MoreIn this final episode of the series—at least before our 40th reunion, which is tomorrow, Friday, May 5th—Taylor speaks with Adam Mansky who has gone on to do great things despite a self-described lonely, unhappy, and underwhelming experience at Collegiate in high school. For reasons you will discover, we met online and recorded our interview twice, and even that was not enough.There will be one Mystery Episode of this series which will appear on August 6th with absolutely no fanfare whatsoever. You will have to be subscribed to the series in order to re...
2023-05-041h 08'83 DutchmenRemembering MICHAEL CHALFINI've had a wonderful time over the last couple weeks trading memories of Michael Chalfin with his widow Sharon Jacobs. Mike was so quiet and so decent, and yet so fearless in goal for The Warriors, our gym hockey team (two-time winners of The Mink Cup)! Peter Allan was with him at Middlebury College, but they didn't run in the same circles. Sharon says Tim White was the only Collegiate classmate she thinks she met. She shared a few minutes of news about Mike's life with me, and I am happy to pass i...
2023-04-2706 min'83 DutchmenRemembering MARK TOMPKINSTaylor spoke with Mark's older sister Lynette Tompkins Engel (Brearley 1980) over Zoom last week, and if you have the chance you should watch this 40-minute video here. If audio is more convenient, proceed knowing that you’ll miss some slides, some clarifying captions, and about 90 seconds of amazing high school basketball highlights at the end. Mark, we will miss you when we gather for our 40th reunion on May 5th!Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the school here: htt...
2023-04-2042 min
Relationship AlchemyRadical Self-Love with Sonya Renee TaylorOur bodies are our best friends. You may not know it, but it’s always leading us to what’s best. Activist, artist, and thought leader Sonya Renee Taylor shares her journey of listening to and practicing compassion with her body. This physical vessel we have never does us wrong, and the wealth of knowledge it provides us once we start paying attention creates so much joy and ease in our everyday lives. Tune in to this episode: Radical Self-Love with Sonya Renee Taylor Key points covered in this episode: ✔️ Our bodies d...
2023-04-1839 min'83 DutchmenANDREW KIMBALL: The LeBron James of Economic DevelopmentAlthough Andrew Kimball is one of the youngest of the Baby Boomer generation (born in 1964), he was one of the oldest in our class. And he says that may have been the beginning of not knowing where he fit in. A self-described "late bloomer," he has nevertheless done pretty well for himself, rising to be the President and CEO of the New York City Economic Development Corporation, traveling all over the world shilling for New York City business opportunities. Andrew talks eloquently about coping with dyslexia and all manner of successes and failures.Although you...
2023-04-1353 min'83 DutchmenANTONIO ROMERO: The Ultimate OutlierOn the page in the yearbook called "Sanctioned Insults," which was supposed to be filled with light-hearted jibes about the graduating seniors, the Dream/Reality written for Antonio Romero was DREAM: systems analyst REALITY: systems analyst. That may seem prophetic for a guy who wrote his first line of code when Gerald Ford was President and has spent more of his life in the tech industry than he ever intended, but Taylor Mali's conversation with Antonio will reveal just how piercing it actually was. IMPORTANT FACT: Antonio accepted an offer to attend MIT, but then reneged and w...
2023-04-0552 min'83 DutchmenPETER ALLAN: Dancing on the Lip of the VolcanoNo one in our class was more impacted by the popularity of Studio 54 in the early 1980s than Peter Allan, who says he partied all night and came to school for his 8:30 class "more than once, but less than 10 times." It's a miracle he survived (if, in fact, he did)! Again and again, he seems to have taken away the completely wrong message from certain events and experiences—sometimes actively seeking them out!—and yet he has managed to live a pretty successful—some might say charmed—life. He's a great example of a guy who started to blosso...
2023-03-281h 04'83 DutchmenNICK GLASS: Smile & BounceNICK GLASS wants to know if a 7th or 8th grader would be allowed to go to Florida with a friend and no adults to stay in a hotel and go to Spring Training games? Nick seems to think he and David Goldberg did just that in the late 1970s when they were middle schoolers at The Collegiate School. And he’s got other questions, too. Did Tony Marr fall through a sidewalk grate next to the red door in first grade? Did Mr. Ataliadas (spelling??) drag students by their ear? Was our 7th or 8th grade bas...
2023-03-1656 min
Bittersweet Infamy#65 - Wikid GamesJosie tells Taylor about the many fabricated histories of Chinese Wikipedia editor Zhemao (折毛). Plus: the extravagantly wealthy ruler of Mali, Musa I, and his opulent pilgrimage to Mecca.
2023-03-051h 32
Twenty SummersMali Obomsawin in Concert | Twenty Summers at Truro VineyardsMali Obomsawin
Magdalena Abrego
Antonija Subat
Charles (Chuck) Roldan
Mali Obomsawin is an award winning songwriter, bassist and composer from Odanak First Nation. With an eclectic background in indie rock, American roots/folk and jazz, Obomsawin carries several music traditions. A Smithsonian Folkways Recordings artist, Mali has toured internationally, receiving acclaim from NPR and RollingStone and several Boston Music Awards nominations with her band Lula Wiles. Obomsawin frequents the folk/roots circuit as a frontwoman and sidewoman, appearing several times at Newport and Philly Folk festival, and also performs as bassist/singer in the creative music scene with Peter Apfelbaum...
2023-02-2836 min'83 DutchmenRON VASSALLO: MiracleHe worked in bunkers on war games about Presidential succession for the national security side of FEMA; he ran global marketing programs for multinational corporations; he's been on both sides of the table; but Ron Vassallo took all the lessons he learned and now does . . . something else (I'll let him tell you because I'm not really sure). The story of how Ron got to Collegiate and what he has done after is the story of the difference individuals can make in the lives of others, most of the times without even knowing it. This episode is a r...
2023-02-2348 min'83 DutchmenADAM GUETTEL: Making Way for DeathThe host of our December gathering, TONY-award winner Adam Guettel, sits down with Taylor to talk about composition, acquisition, personal growth, how to buy cigarettes at age SEVEN, and what is required to "make way for song." Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the school here: https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/25715/donations/new
2023-02-091h 01'83 DutchmenJASON STELL: A Boo-Fucking-Hoo Self Congratulatory ScreedTaylor talks to Jason Stell about being a bullied ballet boy, Russians with wooden sticks, what it means to be elite, a muscle clad teen, the guy whose mom teaches music at the same school you go to, Ashtanga yoga, Tai Chi, psychotherapy, Mama Say Mama Sa Mama Coosa, sins of commission and omission, Fathers & Sons, things that are "chunkular," how to win friends and influence people, and apologies for transgressions that happened decades ago.Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a d...
2023-01-2650 min'83 DutchmenHANK BAER: Fellatio & the Most Boring Lawyer in the World!The story of how HANK BAER left Collegiate in the middle of his freshman year—skipping out on his last two exams!—and went on to have a wonderful time at his next school is a good one, even if it's not one "everyone knows" as he thought they did. The journey of his life has had many twists and turns as well as triumphs and failures. Hank speaks of the ones he remembers, and Taylor reminds him of a few he had forgotten. We have until Friday, May 5, 2023, to get him to come in person...
2023-01-1241 min
Twice 5 Miles RadioWhat Happened to the '83 Dutchmen with poet Taylor MaliJames Navé here. Please welcome Brooklyn-based poet, spoken word artist, and podcaster Taylor Mali to Twice Miles Radio. Taylor and I have known each other since we met at the 1994 National Poetry Slam Championships in Asheville, North Carolina. In this interview, Taylor focuses on his new podcast called '83 Dutchmen, which features long-form interviews with his classmates from the Collegiate School For Boys class of 1983. During the interview,
Taylor and I talk about family, education, poetry, and how everyone must try to make sense of their lives with the gifts they were born with.
In the final 20 minutes of the s...
2022-12-3053 min'83 DutchmenDAVID DISHY: Kindness, Decency, and DickishnessWith his good looks, athleticism, talent, intellect, and confidence, David Dishy was almost universally considered to be the most popular kid in the New York City private school system in the early 1980s, at least among those who were unscathed by vice. Host Taylor Mali goes back and forth with his old friend, alternately reminding him what a great guy he was in one breath, and then reveling in the complete lack of self-awareness that made The Dish so deliciously entertaining. This interview is the last of 2022, and it feel more like a dance. Have happy holidays...
2022-12-2157 min'83 DutchmenADAM ERNSTER: Am I Better?Adam Ernster says he's on his 6th career, but the only one any of us knows about is the one-on-one celebrity fitness training in LA getting movie stars ready for their nude scenes. For reasons Taylor never pushes Adam to fully explain, that career is all gone now, and he's living in rural Pennsylvania, studying psychotherapy on his own, assembling models, and taking care of his father, a Holocaust survivor and quadriplegic. Adam Ernster currently has no idea where his life is going but he feels like he's in the right place.Although you must...
2022-12-0846 min'83 DutchmenCHIP BRAINERD: My Best Friend's GirlfriendTaylor Mali's oldest friend, Charles "Chip" Brainerd, talks about how he generally dislikes kids (except his own), what he's learned from them, homophobia, being painfully shy, what it's like to come from a family of "poor communicators," and the joys of marrying UP, "in a big way." Chip once flew to Switzerland just so he could break up with a girlfriend face-to-face; he says it was the right thing to do. Taylor has another theory.Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a d...
2022-12-0152 min
The CornerOn The Corner With Taylor MaliJoining me on this episode of The Corner is four-time Slam Champion, poet, and teacher, Taylor Mali. Listen in as we talk about the definition of poetry to those who write it and, especially, what it isn’t. We talk about why we write, editing, education, the audience, and unpacking grief and then pack it all up again. Press play!
Intro and outro: “Walk To The Corner” and “This Is Poetry (Or Is It?)” by M. Da Glyde Woodrow Taylor’s Website: https://taylormali.com
2022-11-281h 43'83 DutchmenRON CAPORALE: I Wish I Had Known Back ThenThe new subtitle for this episode is PS: WKRWG? That will make sense after you listen to Ron talk about his life, where he was BEFORE Collegiate, his father Nicola Caporale's inspiring story and the litany of allies who all had his back. Taylor Mali thought he had a couple of zinger questions planned, but in the end he is the one who ends up sputtering and speechless. It's a perfect episode to debut on Thanksgiving.Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation...
2022-11-2450 min'83 DutchmenYale Fergang: BILLIONSIn this episode, class agent Taylor Mali talks to Yale Fergang about his journeys in the world of finance, the loss of his younger sister, having "skin in the game," being on the Board of Trustees as the school moved to its current location, and the teachers and friends who helped shaped him. When Fergang talks about money stuff, he gets deep in the weeds, but Taylor has cut out very little because "just because I don't understand what you're saying doesn't mean I DON'T find it fascinating." Yale Fergang comes from the future and looks as...
2022-11-1743 min'83 DutchmenLucas Tanner ('84 Dutchman?!) and the snowball fight in JulyLucas Tanner spent 7 years with Collegiate's class of 1983, and then went to Italy for a few years. When he returned, he was "bloomed" (his word) and was suddenly a member of the class of 1984. He is therefore "a hybrid member" (also his words) like Karl Slovin, who has been mentioned on this podcast before. Two apologies are given during this episode—both over 40 years late—and at least one is accepted. Lucas Tanner is "fantastic indeed."Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can...
2022-11-1051 min'83 DutchmenAllan Freedman on Reawakenings and Bumping the StarsTaylor Mali speaks with Allan Freedman about an incident in Kabul that served as a turning point in his almost cut-short life, what brought him back home, and the joy that won him second place in a dance contest behind Kerry Cheesboro. Nick Hays, Matt Saal, and Ron Caporale may take issue with Freedman's recollection of Issues.Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the school here: https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/25715/donations/new
2022-11-0346 min'83 DutchmenAshish Gattegno takes some nice shots and gets out of the backseat of his own life.Some of us made life pretty miserable for Ashish, and although he doesn't actually offer blanket forgiveness to all bullies in this episode, it's clear he has moved on with wisdom and aplomb. Collegiate was to be his refuge, but it became a new arena of indignity and petty humiliations. Hear some pretty startling confessions and learn the secret of how he "flipped a switch" and became a different person. Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the school here: https://www.g...
2022-10-2750 min'83 DutchmenJim Solomon on legacies, symbols, entitlement, and how Joe Patterson doesn't remember him at all.Taylor and "Jimmy" talk a lot about some things and not a word about others. About how we are all zigzags at this point in our lives, about the WORST headmaster in Collegiate's history and the worst class agent for the class of 1983. Reach out to Taylor if you can think you can make the gathering at Guettel's loft in early December!Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the school here: https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/25715/donations/new
2022-10-2052 min'83 DutchmenDr. Michael Ormont, a self-described hoarder of motorcycles, talks about the challenges of being a single parent, his undistinguished academic career at Collegiate, and how Taylor politely asked if he could "do drugs in this room" during a cast party.Michael and Taylor compare widower notes, talk about high school theater as a way to meet girls, the pernicious effect of comparisons, how he thought he was 100% guaranteed to be the next to "meet with Mark and Michael," Reverend Houghtlin's stammer, and whether his children consider him "the coolest Dad ever." We also attempt (and mostly fail!) to do something that's never been done on this podcast!Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the school here: https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/25715/d...
2022-10-1340 min'83 DutchmenPaul Weitz has no one to blame, and he talks about clubbing with Robert De Niro (and Peter Allan!) and writing lines for Woody Allen and Gene Hackman.Paul came to Collegiate in 10th grade and managed to find a home for himself under the watchful eye of his father's ubiquitous fashion ads, which seemed to be on every passing bus in the early 80s. He and Taylor talk soccer (David Dishy's massive boot), theater, favorite teachers, and how Nick Hays managed to turn the old school shop into his office.Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the school here: https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/25715/donations/new
2022-10-0544 min
Head On FireWhat makes a good poem? with Taylor MaliPoetry has a weird reputation in literature. I cannot think of a time when it felt cool to like poetry. All sorts of other genres and styles of writing have had their heyday - seriously who would've thought that "dinosaur smut" would bring in such big bucks? - but poetry seems continually relegated to being that thing you had to get through back in school.
Taylor Mali has been on a mission to transform the way we think about, read, listen to, and consider poetry. He has been featured in Russell Simmons' Def Poetry, as well as the...
2022-10-041h 22'83 DutchmenOdette Cabrera, "The First Dutch Woman," talks about first loves, John Ehrenkranz's kissing prowess, and the life (and death) of the most popular girl in New York City.The first guest on the podcast who is NOT a member of Collegiate's class of 1983 (yet), Odette and Taylor talk about code-switching, the challenges of being a "brown mom" in a private school, and whether Taylor can call himself a "descendant of of immigrants" if his ancestors arrived on these shores with nothing 402 years ago (spoiler alert: no)!Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the school here: https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/25715/donations/new
2022-09-2954 min'83 DutchmenJoey's Journey. Executive Chef Joe Patterson talks about how (and who) he survived at Collegiate, what led to his departure, and the loss of his virginity."Joey" Patterson might not have been as lost as Taylor Mali makes him out to be. Or maybe he was even more lost. We talk about who he remembers, who does the screaming in a restaurant's kitchen, the act of sharpening knives, all the lessons Collegiate taught him that he had to unlearn later, his complete domination of every Field Day he competed in, and the long road to finding out who you are.Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the...
2022-09-2238 min'83 DutchmenNick Davis (filmmaker, author, empty nester, and felon?) talks about those moments that change your life forever, who he had to be to survive his childhood, and being resistant to change even when you need to change.He and Taylor talk about "things I have never not been," going deeper, the Widowers Club, descended testicles, Hootie and the Blowfish, and the joyful work of uncovering, undoing, and unlearning life's lessons, accidents, and humiliationsAlthough you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the school here: https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/25715/donations/new
2022-09-1538 min'83 DutchmenTony Marr, Dodger of BulletsTony breaks down Hank Baer's comment about Collegiate boys and how they either go to Ivy League schools or rehab; his temper; how he might have ruined his father's professional golf career; a secret his mother kept from her children until after her death; a pencil-stabbing incident with Steven Polikoff; and friends who have died. Then, as only two Upper East Side private school white boys could, we briefly discuss the racism and whether being oblivious is tantamount to complicit.Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone...
2022-09-0918 min'83 DutchmenDavid Kramer, Head BoyFor the first episode of '83 Dutchmen, I had to have as my guest the man whose idea it was to start a podcast in the lead to our 40th reunion next year (May of 2023). We talk about much more than memories of The Collegiate School so even if you're not one of the former members of the class of 1983, you MAY find it interesting as well. Although you must be a member of the Collegiate class of 1983 to join our WhatsApp group, anyone can make a donation to the school here: https://www.givecampus.c...
2022-09-0127 min
Hard In The PaintAaron "Showtime" Taylor speaks with Mali Music.. about Grammy wins, Icon status, and spiritualityFor 26 years, I called basketball games inside of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. No one had heard me outside of a prison yard until the Golden State Warriors came inside of San Quentin State Prison and then Coach Jackson said “I know some guys at ESPN that would be worried about their job if they heard you.”No one knew who I was until Marcus Thompson of Theathletic.com wrote about me on his visit to the prison in 2017.And no one saw me until the movie “Q Ball” was shown during the shutdown due to coronavirus. Now, I'm...
2022-07-2541 min
Ignorance Was Bliss424 -- A Policy About Honesty and Ass-Kicking -- with Taylor MaliTalk of poetry, metaphor, family, plastic bags in trees...Guest: Taylor Mali2000 performance of What Teachers Make: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGKm201n-U4------------------------Promo: This Planet Needs a NameDisclaimer: Reed, Irrationally Exuberant podcastArt: Erin Schwartz, Arts UndoneMusic: Jake Pierle -- https://jakepierle.bandcamp.com/------------------------Facebook group: The Asylum -- https://bit.ly/iwbasylumDiscord server: Ignorance Was Bliss Satellite Campus -- https://bit.ly/iwbdiscordMerch: https://bit.ly/iwbpodcastmerchPatreon: https://www.patreon.com...
2022-07-101h 07
The Partial Credit PodcastWhat Teachers Make with Taylor Mali - PC091In honor of National Poetry Month, our special guest this week is educator and poet, Taylor Mali the author of "What Teachers Make."
2022-04-251h 11
The Life Teacher Podcast028: What Teachers Make With Taylor MaliEarly on in my teaching journey, I came across a Def Jam Poetry video segment called "What Teachers Make" by Taylor Mali. He dramatized that teachers are not in it for the income, but for the outcome. I started following him on Facebook a couple of years back and in a moment of, "Why not?" I asked him if he would be a guest on my podcast. To my utter disbelief, he said yes! In addition to "What Teachers Make," we also discuss his two other video segments, "Like Lilly, Like Wilson" & "Like, You Know"
2021-11-231h 06
OnEducationOnEducation Presents: Taylor MaliGuest: Taylor MaliOur guest this week, we feel, needs no real introduction. He is a spoken word poet, educator, TED speaker, author, inventor, and just a generally awesome guy, the one and only, "What Teachers Make" Taylor Mali.Taylor Mali's Website: https://taylormali.com/Taylor on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TaylorMaliMetaphor Die: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/metaphor-die-which-is-to-say-tickets-154459128411Buy Metaphor Dice: https://www.amazon.ca/Metaphor-Dice-Starter-Set-CA/dp/B07H9CHCNR/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Metaphor+Dice&qid=1627944342&sr=8-3Notes:ASK FOR STICKERS: https://twitter.com/MsThornborrowMike on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv...
2021-08-0457 min
Third Eye EducationTaylor Mali & Jean Prokott: On the Joy of DiscomfortPoets & educators Taylor Mali & Jean Prokott discuss how embracing discomfort can help with academic growth.
This is a two part series. To listen to part two please click here. Keep in mind that content in the second part will likely cause discomfort for some (then again, that's the point...).
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mHoAca0zGF7aWJY-a1ULrhreeZ4cGMLP/view?usp=sharing
You can also read the associated article, and many other articles, here:
https://www.thirdeyeed.com/
2021-05-1020 min
The Spark File with Susan Blackwell and Laura CamienMakers: Taylor Mali: Poetry, Performance + What Teachers MakeThis week, Susan and Laura talk to poet, teacher, speaker Taylor Mali. Called "a ranting comic showman and a literary provocateur" by The New York Times, Taylor is one of the most well-known poets to have emerged from the poetry slam movement and one of the original poets to appear on the HBO series “Def Poetry Jam”. He is a four-time National Poetry Slam champion, in fact, we've read one of our favorites Taylor Mali poems, “What Teachers Make” on a previous episode of The Spark File and we're so thrilled to get this time with him to catch up and ta...
2021-04-1959 min
Jasmine’s Got The JuiceJasmine's Got The Juice Ft. Big Mali & Mouse On the TrackMake Sure You're Tuned In To #jasminesGotTheJuice Every Friday From 5-7pm ON #NorthCarolina 's @105.1Live
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2021-04-171h 53
The Confident HealerConfidence in using your voice
Confidence in using your voice, a solocast by Sharmila Mali
Hello friends, I am back with another solocast and this week I dive a little deeper into my own self-confidence and the lack of self-confidence I felt most of my life when it came to career, work, and school.
I was inspired by an Asian immigrant who spoke at the anti-asian hate vigil over the weekend to make this episode.
And I also talk about why I am late, once again putting out this podcast, for a hint, I am leaving you...
2021-03-2324 min
COVIDCallsEP #238 - 03.11.2021 - Poetry, Plastic Bags, and the PandemicToday I speak with the multi-talented poet and teacher Taylor Mali.
Taylor Mali is one of the most well-known poets to have emerged from the poetry slam movement. He was one of the original poets to appear on the HBO series Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry and was the “Armani-clad villain” of Paul Devlin’s 1997 documentary film SlamNation. His poem “What Teachers Make” has been viewed over 4 million times on YouTube and was quoted by the New York Times’ Thomas Friedman in one of his commencement addresses.
Mali is a vocal advocate of teachers and the nobility of t...
2021-03-121h 05
Perspectives on NeurodiversityPoet Peter Joseph GloviczkiPeter Joseph Gloviczki is the author of three collections of poetry: the weight of dandelions (Salmon Poetry, 2019), American Paprika (Salmon Poetry, 2016) and Kicking Gravity (Salmon Poetry, 2013). His fourth collection, What's Left to the Imagination is Everything, is forthcoming from Salmon Poetry in 2023. His poems have appeared in Beloit Poetry Journal, Hayden's Ferry Review, New Orleans Review and elsewhere. Additional Links: https://youtu.be/PD2_uKaugPI - Amanda Gorman, National Youth Poet Laureate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taylor_Mali - Taylor Mali, Slam Poet https://youtu.be/WKoVNqjNqtY - The Power of Poetry, with Hel...
2021-02-0949 min
The Christie Taylor ShowThe Christie Taylor Show: Angela D. Green, Esq. | Monetizing Music + Film for Indie Content CreatorThis episode of The Christie Taylor Show featuring Angela D. Green, Esq., the Executive Director of On Location: Memphis. We discuss two things I love: music and film. A great show for music and film creators who want to learn how to monetize their craft.
BIO: Angela Green, founder of The Green Law Firm where her areas of legal practice are Entertainment, Real Estate and Corporate, earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Telecommunications from Purdue University, West Lafayette, and her Doctorate of Jurisprudence Degree from Indiana University School of Law, Indianapolis. Ms. Green is also Executive Dire...
2021-02-0151 min
I Wish I Knew EDU with Ramona MehargE131: Pt 2 Taylor MaliThis week on I Wish I Knew EDU it’s P2 with Teacher and poet Taylor Mali TaylorMali talking about and playing with @MetaphorDice, (listen for the promo code!), his hopes for EDU and he he shares one of my favorite poems taylormali.com
2020-11-0235 minI Wish I Knew EDU with Ramona MehargE130 P1 Taylor MaliThis week on I Wish I Knew EDU it’s part 1 with Teacher and poet Taylor Mali talking about #EDUjoy, What Teachers Make, the EDU back story to some of his work and tips for teaching poetry. @MetaphorDice taylormali.com
2020-10-2633 min
Not Again PodcastNot Again Podcast Episode 141 - Taylor Mali ft Stephanie DogfootHey guys! This week, I had a wonderful chat with renown poet Taylor Mali, whose work I’ve admired for years and I’m very honoured to converse with. In this episode, featuring poet and stand up comic Stephanie Dogfoot, Taylor reads some of his most popular poetry: What Teachers Make, Like Lilly, Like Wilson, The Naked Gardener and Depression Too, Is A Type of Fire. He gives us an insight into the real events and people that inspired the different works. We discuss how What Teachers Make gained its popularity and introduced many new fans to his...
2020-10-241h 38
ON THE KNOWS with Randall Kenneth JonesPoet Taylor Mali Loves Rolling the DiceTaylor Mali, a TED "Best of the Web" speaker, has done little more than write & perform poetry—and teach others to do the same—since 2000. His poems "are clear. They are almost always hysterically funny, often sentimental, appealing, accessible. And smart" (Bob Holman). He is a vocal advocate of teachers and the nobility of teaching, having taught in one capacity or another since 1990. He spent nine years in the classroom teaching everything from English and history to math and S.A.T. test preparation. He has performed and lectured for teachers all over the world, and...
2020-10-0141 min
Rattle Poetryep. 59 - Taylor MaliRattlecast #59 features slam legend Taylor Mali. Taylor has appeared in many issues of Rattle and was winner of the 2nd annual Rattle Chapbook Prize.
Taylor Mali is one of the most well-known poets to have emerged from the poetry slam movement and one of the original poets to appear on the HBO series “Def Poetry Jam.” A four-time National Poetry Slam champion, he is the author of four collections of poetry and a chapbook, The Whetting Stone, which won the 2017 Rattle Chapbook Prize. He is the author of the acclaimed nonfiction book, What Teachers Make: In Praise of the Greatest Job...
2020-09-231h 54
Rise Up Worldwide's Radio ShowEp198 - Reparations, Breonna Taylor family receives settlementEp198 - Reparations, Breonna Taylor Settlement, Good Times On Netflix
Topics
1. Lecrae sold 10k, flop or success
2. Netflix orders 10 episodes of animated Good Times, with Steph Curry and Seth McFarlane
3. 105-year-old Black woman sues Tulsa for Black Wall Street massacre
4. Reparations Bill in the White House
5. Breonna Taylor family to receive a huge settlement.
Playlist
1. Yin and Yang - Mali Music
2. Drown - Lecrae, John Legend
3. A Greater Story - Da’ T.R..U.T.H.
4. Love Theory (Remix) - Kirk Franklin, Wyclef Jean
5. We Gon’ Be Alright - Tye Tribbett
6. Revival For My Soul - Mouthpi3ce
7. Blood Diamond - Le...
2020-09-162h 01
Wise Millennial*BONUS* Poetry, "Metaphor Dice" (EP. 2/2) │ Taylor Mali, Author + FounderPlaying METAPHOR DICE with Taylor Mali live!(SEE PREVIOUS EPISODE FOR INTERVIEW, OR CLICK HERE: https://apple.co/31xl4oE*FOR A FREE PAIR OF METAPHOR DICE, LISTEN TO FULL EPISODE AND FIND THE HIDDEN GIVEAWAY EASTER EGG!)JOIN US IRL: www.instagram.com/wisemillennialTaylor Mali, 4x National Team Slam Poet Champion, original Def Poetry Jam member, author of multiple books, creator of "What Teacher's Make" and founder of "METAPHOR DICE", sits down remotely to reunite with his former sixth-grade student (me) and discuss the strategy of poetry slams, the etymology...
2020-08-2911 minWise MillennialPoetry, "Metaphor Dice" (EP. 1/2)│ Taylor Mali, Author + FounderJOIN US IRL: www.instagram.com/wisemillennial Taylor Mali, 4x National Team Slam Poet Champion, original Def Poetry Jam member, author of multiple books, creator of "What Teacher's Make" and founder of "METAPHOR DICE", sits down remotely to reunite with his former sixth-grade student (me) and discuss the strategy of poetry slams, the etymology of the poem “what teacher’s make”, why property taxes influence schools, what makes a “good teacher” vs. a “bad teacher”, why social media discourages expression of ideas, the anti-intellectual culture of Millennials and poetry, the power of nuanced opinion, and the creation of METAPHOR DICE…...
2020-08-1742 min
Men of AbundanceReceiving a God Wink from Full Metal Jacket, Law & Order, Chicago Hope and NCIS: LA to Revival with Actor Kirk TaylorYou may be quite aware that launching a successful career as a movie actor is a difficult challenge. But rare is the soul who manages to do so twice. Such is the case with Kirk Taylor, whose career as a supporting actor working for the likes of Stanley Kubrick and Spike Lee in the 1980s eventually lead to a successful second career as an acting coach, musician and composer. Now, with his upcoming appearance as the apostle Simon Peter in the feature film musical “Revival!,” Taylor has found his own “second act” as a film performer, and couldn’t be more thr...
2019-07-031h 04
Dyslexics WantedTaylor Mali -014Taylor Mali has been writing and performing poetry since 2000. His poems have been described as eminently clear, relatable, humorous and touching. He has performed or taught poetry in over 50 foreign countries and throughout the United States. He is a vocal advocate of teachers and the nobility of teaching, having taught in one capacity or another since 1990. In that capacity he worked with students with varying learning disabilities, inspiring them to love learning and creativity. Formerly president of Poetry Slam, Inc., the non-profit organization that oversees all poetry slams in North America, Taylor Mali makes his living entirely as a spoken-word a...
2019-04-1017 min
Planning Period PodcastEpisode 44 – Taylor Mali of What Teachers MakeHello, and welcome to Episode 44 of the Planning Period Podcast, your #EdBreakroom. I'm your host, Brad Shreffler.This week on the show I am joined by Taylor Mali. As I've talked to people about Taylor Mali, they usually reply "Who's that?" Then I say, have you heard of What Teachers Make? Then they say, oh yeah! So, the best way to intro this episode, I believe, is to open with Taylor himself performing that, and then straight into the interview.Taylor and I talk about education funding, poetry, teaching metaphors, his awesome new product now on Kickstarter Metaphor...
2018-04-061h 04
SOAR (SCN) PodcastEP49 - Meiyoko TaylorMali Phonpadith interviews Meiyoko Taylor.Join our community to receive notifications, event updates, and more:https://soarcommunitynetwork.comMeiyoko Taylor is a best-selling author, entrepreneur, and personal development coach. A New Jersey-native, Meiyoko Taylor’s career as a personal development leader has allowed him the opportunity to share his expertise worldwide. He has worked with corporate professionals, CEOs, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and celebrities/public figures guiding them toward self-improvement. Taylor’s action-based approach has been the catalyst in helping thousands of people achieve breakthrough results in their personal and professional lives. His current mission is to help 100 million people find their pass...
2017-08-1736 min
The Feel Good English Podcast#057 Using MAKE to Talk about $$ - "What Teachers Make" Ted TuesdaysGet the transcript at www.feelgoodenglish.com/member Ever heard the phrase "Those who can't do, teach"? At the Bowery Poetry Club, slam poet Taylor Mali begs to differ. At the Bowery Poetry Club, slam poet Taylor Mali begs to differ, and delivers a powerful, 3-minute response on behalf of educators everywhere. In this episode I will "break down" this poem for you. Also, learn how to use the expression "What do you make" to talk about your salary in this episode
2016-09-1315 min
Express Yourself!PoetryWhat is slam poetry? Meet four-time National Poetry Slam champion, Taylor Mali as he talks about falling in love with nouns to tell your truths with hosts Asya Gonzalez and Zahra Hasanian. Mali says that we enter other's people's truths through the objects surrounding them and he gives real life examples from classes he is teaching. Taylor Mali is one of the most well-known poets to have emerged from the poetry slam movement and one of the original poets to appear on the HBO series Def Poetry Jam. Book Smart reporter, Maria Wong, compares novels with poetry indicating that they...
2016-06-1458 min
IndieFeed: Performance PoetryTaylor Mali - Mum, or Cry, Cry AgainTaylor Mali on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1611.
2016-01-2907 minIndieFeed: Performance PoetryTaylor Mali - Mum, or Cry, Cry AgainTaylor Mali on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1611.
2016-01-2907 min
IndieFeed: Performance PoetryTaylor Mali - Trading the Baby for the BookTaylor Mali on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1559.
2015-10-1912 minIndieFeed: Performance PoetryTaylor Mali - Trading the Baby for the BookTaylor Mali on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1559.
2015-10-1912 min
IndieFeed: Performance PoetryTaylor Mali - A Wondrous Loud and Lovely PlaceTaylor Mali on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1489.
2015-05-0805 minIndieFeed: Performance PoetryTaylor Mali - A Wondrous Loud and Lovely PlaceTaylor Mali on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1489.
2015-05-0805 min
Art Works PodcastTaylor MaliFour-time National Poetry Slam champion Taylor Mali connects stage and page.
2015-04-1028 min
2012-02-2647 minDorrisville Baptist ChurchMali Team Report - AudioReport from our March 2011 Mission team to Mali, Africa
2011-04-0346 minDorrisville Baptist ChurchMali Mission Team Report - AudioOur Mali mission team give their report on their recent trip to Mali in Africa.
2010-11-2852 minDorrisville Baptist ChurchBlessed To Be A Blessing - AudioThe week after returning from Mali on mission trip, Dewayne talks about how God has blessed us so He can bless others through us.
2010-11-2139 minDorrisville Baptist ChurchLuke 7:36-50 - AudioMatt Winkleman speaks while Dewayne is in Mali on mission trip.
Luke 7:36-50
The story of the sinful woman forgiven.
2010-11-0743 min
News In RapNews in Rap 7-18-09I am sort of tired and on a post-event slump. Nerdapalooza was amazing, I got to freestyle with some cool people and meet and hang out with many more. Then I came home to a poetry slam hosted by Taylor Mali, which I managed to win. (No, Mali wasn't competing, just hosting. If he was competing, there's no way I would have won, because he's Taylor fucking Mali.)
I wonder if there are standards for vulgarity in the episode description? Guess I'll find out.
2009-07-1811 minGarrick's Podcast Picks on GigaDial PublicTaylor Mali - Like Lilly Like WilsonLearn more about Taylor Mali.
Check out his MySpace Page.
Check out The IndieFeed Perfomance Poetry Channel at iTunes and 1-click auto-subscribe
2006-08-1700 min
Discover Popular Authors Audiobooks in Kids, Ages 8-10Revenge of the Whale Audiobook by Nathaniel PhilbrickPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com to download full audiobooks of your choice for free.
Title: Revenge of the Whale
Subtitle: The True Story of the Whaleship Essex
Author: Nathaniel Philbrick
Narrator: Taylor Mali
Format: Abridged
Length: 5 hrs and 29 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-06-05
Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 90 votes
Genres: Kids, Ages 8-10
Publisher's Summary:
Award-winning performance artist and poet Taylor Mali again brings another exciting and important slice of American history alive.
Critic Reviews:
"One of our country's great adventure stories. (The Wall Street Journal)
"A compelling saga of desperation and survival." (School Library...
2005-01-065h 29