Lit Trip with Tim Castano

Lit Trip takes you on a tour through a location’s literary past, present and future. Writers, scholars, civic leaders and fans guide listeners through the history, influences, traditions and contributions that transform a place into a destination. If you enjoy stories, personalities and escape, come lose yourself in a Lit Trip.

Lit Trip with Tim Castano is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 6 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Lit Trip with Tim Castano, a arts show with 6 episodes published.

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  Lit Trip with Tim Castano

  Norman

  Aug 2, 20261h 50m

  Near the geographic center of the United States, within the Osage Plains, rises Norman, Oklahoma, a city whose significance in literature extends throughout the nation and across the globe. Home to Neustadt International Prize for Literature, World Literature Today and an impressive representation of active writers, Norman has etched itself on every literary map. The city also has witnessed intense, almost unmatched American realities. Such textured source material continues to inspire Norman’s acclaimed and aspiring artists, who carry on storytelling traditions handed down throughout generations. Daniel Simon, Heather Hall, Crag Hill, Todd Fuller, Spontaneous Bob and Rilla Askew take listeners on a powerful Lit Trip through Norman, Oklahoma, a globally renowned, quintessentially American and continuously inventive community.

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  Livingston

  Jun 10, 20261h 19mS0

  <p>In southwestern Montana, at the northern edge of Paradise Valley, along the Yellowstone River, sits the town of Livingston, which lays claim to one of the highest per-capita concentrations of writers in the United States. Jamie Harrison, Scott McMillion, Yetta Stein, Gretel Ehrlich, Marc Beaudin and Tim Cahill lead listeners on a Lit Trip across an authentic community deeply connected to the land and one another.</p>

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  Santa Fe

  Apr 10, 20261h 13mS0

  <p>The oldest capital in the nation, Santa Fe’s blend of Native American, Spanish and Anglo influences appears in its architecture, within the Canyon Road art galleries and, of course, through words, both written and spoken. Garrett Peck, Kelsey Brown, Kamella Cruz, Megan Mulry and David Morrell guide listeners through the poetry and prose of the City Different, an inviting and luminous stop on a Lit Trip.</p>

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  Lit Trip with Tim Castano

  Santa Fe

  Apr 10, 20261h 13mS0

  <p>The oldest capital in the nation, Santa Fe’s blend of Native American, Spanish and Anglo influences appears in its architecture, within the Canyon Road art galleries and, of course, through words, both written and spoken. Garrett Peck, Kelsey Brown, Kamella Cruz, Megan Mulry and David Morrell guide listeners through the poetry and prose of the City Different, an inviting and luminous stop on a Lit Trip.</p>

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  Asheville

  Feb 22, 20262h 1mS0

  <p>In Western North Carolina, set among the Blue Ridge Mountains, sits Asheville, a creative center unlike any in the United States. The natural surroundings have shaped generations of local writers, several with strong candidacies for inclusion in the American cannon. Authors from around the globe also have settled in Asheville, drawn by the tranquility, fellowship and truth held within the space. With roots planted deeply in the country’s literary soil and with branches reaching out into the present day, Asheville, North Carolina offers an enriching destination for a Lit Trip.</p>

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