# Diane Diprima
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Social Yet Distanced: Peaceful Transition Edition.
Today we delve into the Dial A Poem LP and series to learn a little about revolution and what is required. Oh and we have a new contest too... Diane diPrima, Phillip Whalen, John Sinclair, Bobby Seale and Kathleen Cleaver.
S2 E11: 1) Why Do Iranians Love Poetry? 2) Interview with Mara Poliak about Poetry in Their World
This episode, hosted by The Hive’s Farnaz Fatemi, is in two segments. The first, "Why Do Iranians Love Poetry," was produced by Shabnam Piryaei. Part two is an interview with artist Mara Poliak about dance, movement, poetry and poems.
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Shabnam Piryaei
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19: ANYWAY HERE'S WONDERWALL (dedicated to Hunter)
IT IS FIXED NOW
Does Dune believe in heaven? Is suffering good? Is Frank Herbert an ecofascist? How to make a podcast? Is cancellation a real thing? Is civilisation the disease which is eating us? How do we create a paradise of the mind? Do you like my tight sweater? See how it fits my body!
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David Meltzer - January 19, 2017
WordTemple host Katherine Hastings pays tribute to David Meltzer who died on December 31, 2016. Meltzer was, as Diane DiPrima put it, “one of the secret treasures on our planet. Great poet, musician, comic; mystic unsurpassed, performer with few peers.” On today’s program you’ll hear part of a re…
A Tribute to Holly Prado
"The last time I saw Holly Prado, whom I’d known forty years, we were part of a group performance of Song of Myself at Beyond Baroque. Now we have her experiment in the long poem, Weather, a single, book-length poem in the larger tradition of Whitman’s personal epic, presenting the account of a voy…
12: Diane DiPrima
We visit Diane DiPrima and she fills us in on her life as a working writer. Topics we covered are the struggles of women writers, counterculture movements, including the Bohemian movement, and balancing motherhood and art.
Social Yet Distanced: A Taste of the Dial A Poet Archive - Part One
A Taste of the Dial A Poet Archive.
This episode includes Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs, Anne Waldman, Diane diPrima, Jim Carroll, Frank Ohara, and John Giorno.
Let's cover some groundwork.
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Diane DiPrima on Writers on Writing
This is a show I recorded in 2001 with the late poet Diane DiPrima when her memoir, Recollections of My Life as a Woman, was published. City Lights just released Spring and Autumn Annals, which made me remember this interview with Diane. Perhaps you heard it when it was broadcast (and podcast) 20 y…
Mixtape 3 [Episode 3] Featuring: Simone White, Susan Nguyen, John Keene & more
Post Poet Pop, Episode 3 features poetry readings from: Simone White, Diane DiPrima, Susan Nguyen, Larry Levis, Eileen Myles, John Coletti, Louis Zukofsky, and John Keene. You'll also hear pop decoration from: Method Man and Redman, Jungle, Alabama Shakes, D'Angelo and more. See the track list, bel…
Episode 29 [Interview 18] Featuring SARA LARSEN
Post Poet Pop, Episode 29 features the work of Sara Larsen, specifically her latest book, Detonated Mirror. The book makes me ask, What is a body and what is a body’s destruction? As the work you will hear Sara Larsen read in this episode reflects how body may be parenthetical, an echo, Russian dol…
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