# Diane Di Prima

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The Mimeo Revolution

This episode examines the often-overlooked role of the mimeograph in the intertwined histories of print technology, graphic design, and social change. Emerging in the late nineteenth century through the innovations of Thomas Edison and Albert Blake Dick, the mimeograph offered an accessible, low-co…

Audiobook 07 – The Floating Poet

Support Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speakers: Lorenzo and his AI Friends PROGRAM NOTES: This is the story of Diane di Prima—poet, publisher, revolutionary, and one of the bravest women of the Beat generation. We follow her from a Brooklyn bedroom in the 1950s where she's burni…

December 2025: tending our creative fire

in this episode: view the blog post for this episode—with images! Kelly Hayes Study Tarot Series Upcoming Transits + Tarot Prescriptions reading Symbolic Lab: Trust in Remembering My books are open + it’s also easy to purchase gift readings + Zine box sets a new 8-minute video about the Study Ta…

E34 Episode 34: Specific Units of Emotionality

Welcome to HEART REACTS, an advice podcast for all of us trying to remain emotionally functional through the collapse of late capitalism.  We're back, we survived the holidays, and we have some thoughts on emotional libertarianism to share with you. Some of you have asked what we mean by this term,…

One War, Many Fronts

In this episode of The Dugout, we start with a mental health check-in and reflections on our goals for 2026, then move straight into the chaos of the moment: ICE activity in Central Ohio, shifting global conflicts, and what non-campist solidarity actually looks like when empires, states, and milit…

Does Responsibility Kill Creativity? | பொறுப்பு படைப்பாற்றலை கொன்றுவிடுமா?

Send us Fan Mail At a legendary Beat-era party, Diane di Prima made a quiet decision that others mocked. This episode explores creativity, responsibility, and the unseen discipline behind meaningful work. Beat காலகட்டத்தின் புகழ்பெற்ற ஒரு இரவில், மற்றவர்கள் புரியாத ஒரு தேர்வை Diane di Prima எடுத்தா…

A Century in the Spotligh

A Century in the Spotlight As the 20th century progressed, Italian immigrants steadily entered the mainstream of U.S. society. By the 1920s and 30s, the immigrant generation had begun to see their children grow up as Americans—a process that many immigrants viewed with some ambivalence. The U.S. pu…

The Writer's Allman Brother for Friday, July 24, 2026

Window tax repealed Bill the Butcher  Fredrick Law Olmsted Operation Gomorrah Zelda Fitzgerald "Keep the Beat" by Diane di Prima 

Two love poems - One Message

Two short poems — read together in a single episode. The first - An Exercise in Love by Diane di Prima builds a world of quiet, sensory intimacy: moonstones and seaweeds, silk and herons the colour of dawn, love as a daily practice of exchange so deep that by the final line she has woken in the sme…

Loud and True

If Thou Dislik'st What Thou First Light'st On -Dean Young fr First Course in Turbulence I had come to the house, in a cave of trees, I had dreamed of the perfect gray pants, I have a life that did not become, a young sister made of glass. I have done it again. I like a church, I like a cowl, I lik…