# Dana Gioia
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Michael dana gioia (; born December 24, 1950) is an American poet, literary critic, literary translator, and essayist.
Since the early 1980s, Gioia has been considered part of the controversial and countercultural literary movements within American poetry known as New Formalism, which advocates the continued writing of poetry in rhyme and meter, and New Narrative, which advocates the telling of non-autobiographical stories. At the request of U.S. President George W. Bush, Gioia served between 2003 and 2009 as the chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).
Erudite Means Intelligent
Tim McNulty welcomes NEHS member Victoria Waldron, junior Ostap Korpan, junior Abhinav Varidireddy, and math teacher Mike Scott for some poetry fun.
Poetry featured in this episode:
Dana Gioia -- "Pity the Beautiful"
Sylvia Plath -- "Lady Lazarus"
Percy Bysshe Shelley -- "Ozymandias"
Unknown -- "Th…
S1 - E1 - Can a Faithful Life Be Balanced?
In this episode, Carly and Raleigh explore what it means to pursue a Christ-centered life while juggling prayer, work, relationships, rest, and wellness.
A balanced life isn’t about perfect proportions — it’s about right priorities. When Christ is at the center, everything else aligns with greater …
On Catholic Imagination, Part 6: Becoming a Catholic Writer
Episode Topic: Becoming a Catholic Writer
From a “medieval” Sicilian-Mexican childhood in Los Angeles to the halls of Harvard, acclaimed poet Dana Gioia explores the tension between faith and secular meritocracy. Discover why the former Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts advocates for …
Episode 61: Hildegard College: Restoring Polymathy and Redemptive Entrepreneurship
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Christopher Perrin welcomes Dr. Matthew J. Smith, founder of Hildegard College, to discuss why he left a tenure-track literature career to build a deliberately small, relationship-centered “micro college” in Southern California. Smith describes modern higher education as expensive, bur…
Dostoevsky, Self-Confidence And Skint Artists
Few weeks break and we are back with giddyness, giggles and ballads galore!
I think you can tell we missed you lot with the amount of absolute nonsense we are spouting on the show this week in between the laughs.
We do however bring poems too, with pieces from Dana Gioia, Dostoevsky, Sam Tovey and …
Wilfred McClay: Dreaming of Ariadne (2026 Conference) - The Sower Episode 89 (audio)
Hillsdale College historian Wilfred McClay discusses: the Sorcerer's Apprentice, allusion, Ariadne, Peter Lawler, Walker Percy, Ted McAllister, Blake, Burke, Chesterton, Emerson, Jaroslav Pelikan, tradition, heritage, Dana Gioia's poem "Planting a Sequoia," Mary Austin, WH Auden, Tocqueville, The G…
Top Poetry Critic DEBUNKS Misreadings of Wallace Stevens' "The Emperor of Ice-Cream" | ArtiFact 74
Wallace Stevens's "The Emperor of Ice-Cream" is a widely misunderstood poem. Poet and filmmaker Alex Sheremet is joined by poet and critic Dan Schneider to tackle not only the bad analysis of Wallace Stevens's poetry, but also that of Robert Frost in "The Road Not Taken" -- another work of art that…
The Critic as Artist (ft. Dana Gioia)
In this episode, Dana Gioia joins R. R. Reno on The Editor's Desk to talk about his most recent piece for Portico, "The Last of the Lost Generation."
On Catholic Imagination, Part 9: Tongues of Men and Angels
Episode Topic: Tongues of Men and AngelsDiscover "Tongues of Men and Angels," where Grammy-winning composer J.J. Wright ‘14 MSM, ‘17 DMA and poet Dana Gioia bridge high art and jazz. Witness a performance that had audiences swinging in their seats, redefining the sacred tradition through a daring f…
Literature and Morality with Joshua Hren
Today's episode features a conversation on the shaping moral power of literature with Joshua Hren, novelist and author of the recent More than a Matter of Taste: The Moral Imagination and the Spirit of Literature.
Joshua Hren is founder and editor of Wiseblood Books, and co-founder of the Master o…
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