Exploring the Wilderness of Poetry www.letgothegoat.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Burl Horniachek on Anthologies" (11 January 2025, 33 minutes), "Jane Greer on Discerning Poetry and the Absurd" (27 December 2024, 21 minutes), and "Betsy K. Brown on Architecture and Poetry" (23 September 2024, 38 minutes).
Let Go The Goat publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 21 episodes.
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Let Go The Goat is an arts podcast with 21 episodes published.
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<p>Burl discusses the process of putting together his anthology To Heaven's Rim The Kingdom Poets Book of World Christian Poetry, Beginnings to 1800, in English Translation.</p><p>About Burl Horniachek – Burl grew up...
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<p>A presentation by Jane Greer discussing what is a poem and why we should respect meaning and definition. This presentation preceded our monthly poetry discussion group as a prompt for deeper conversation.</p><p>About...
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<p>About Betsy K. Brown – Betsy is a poet, essayist, and curricular writer. Her work has appeared in many outlets, including First Things, The New Ohio Review, and The Circe Institute website. She is the author of...
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<p>About Daniel Mitsui – Daniel’s meticulously detailed ink drawings, made entirely by hand on paper or vellum, are held in collections worldwide. He desires to make art that is faithful to tradition yet strikingly...
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<p>About Greg Lookerse – (USA, b. 1987) is an interdisciplinary artist, author and educator based in West Michigan. Lookerse makes mixed media drawings, installations and performances. </p><p>Born and raised in Yucaipa...
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<p>About – Jesse Keith Butler lives with his wife and two children in Ottawa, Ontario. He recently completed a PhD in Education, which led to his current work in the Canadian civil service. His eclectic education has...
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<p>We discuss how to live a life of poetry. </p><p>About G.E. Schwartz – With poetry I try to catch the illimitable in little bottles. Yes, we must learn precision with particulars as well as spacious thinking across...
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<p>An interview with Katie Hartsock where we discuss how students become interested in poetry. What is erasure poetry and can it be a poem and worth pursuing.</p><p>About Katie Hartsock – Katie Hartsock grew up around...
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<p>An interview with David J. Rothman. We discuss how to engage poetry. He shares his thoughts on elegy and grief poetry.</p><p>About David J. Rothman – David J. Rothman has published six volumes of poetry, including...
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<p>About James Matthew Wilson – James is the Cullen Foundation Chair in English Literature and the founding director of the MFA program in Creative Writing at the University of Saint Thomas. </p><p>The author of...
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<p>An interview with Amit Majmudar. We discuss how poets enter into the poetry world through academia or professionally and the limits of each. He shares the first poem shared from his X feed.</p><p>About Amit Majmudar...
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<p>An interview with Mischa Willett. He discusses some early moments with poetry in high school. We discuss how to enter into the poetry space as a Christian. Mischa reads two soon to be published poems.</p><p>About...
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<p>About Jane Clark SchoolJane Clark Scharl is a poet and critic. Her poetry has appeared in some of the nation’s top poetry journals, as well as internationally on the BBC. Her collection Ponds is coming out in April...
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<p>An interview with A.M. Juster. We discuss how he became involved with poetry. How is poetry and other aspects of academia prescriptive? Can social media reengage people to poetry? And more.</p><p>About A.M. Juster –...
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<p>An interview with Mary Finnegan where we discuss how she first was introduced to poetry and the journey to arrive at Wiseblood Books. Mary shares a bit about how Wiseblood operates and the overall poetry publishing...
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<p>An interview with Betsy K. Brown where we discuss how she first became involved with poetry and the process to arrive at her first published book. We also get a little heady and discuss the “romantic versus...
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<p>An interview with Burl Horniachek where we discuss his book To Heaven's Rim: The Kingdom Poets Book of World Christian Poetry, if poets make the best translators, a few contemporary Christian poets he enjoys, and an...
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<p>An interview with Jane Clark Scharl where we discuss what makes a good poem.</p><p>About Jane Clark ScharlJane Clark Scharl is an American poet, playwright, and critic.Her poetry has appeared in many American and...
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<p>Jesse and I discuss the process of becoming a poet, developing the work, and having it published.</p><p>About Jesse Keith ButlerJesse is a formalist-leaning poet, based in Ottawa, Ontario. His work bridges...
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<p>An interview with Jane Greer where we discuss what is a poem and what do words mean.</p><p>About Jane GreerJane Greer is a Catholic formalist poet. She founded and edited Plains Poetry Journal (1981-1993). PPJ was an...
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