# Patrick Phillip
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patrick phillips is an American poet, professor, and translator. His 2015 poetry collection, Elegy for a Broken Machine (Alfred A. Knopf), was a finalist for the National Book Award for Poetry. His poems have appeared in many magazines, including Poetry, Ploughshares, The American Poetry Review, Harvard Review, DoubleTake, New England Review, and Virginia Quarterly Review, and have been featured on Garrison Keillor's show The Writer's Almanac on National Public Radio.
#222: Brave Canadian Doctor vs. The Lockdown—Dr. Patrick Phillips, MD
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Building Rapport in a Remote World
On today's episode, Anthony welcomes in long-time friend and former colleague, Patrick Phillips, to discuss how the post-pandemic shift to work from home has impacted the ability to create relationships that have the same staying power as when we in person. We'll discuss what changed when we moved …
Merchants of Fear: Stirring Hatred for Political Gain
In January 2025, just after the Inauguration of President Donald Trump, Switchyard organized a gathering of journalists from across the country to discuss how we would go about covering the new administration. We gathered together the biographers of Michelle Obama and Mitch McConnell, authors of bo…
Can “The Most Racist County in America” Become a County of Love?
In 1912, 100% of the black residents of Forsyth County, Georgia were forcibly expelled from their land. Durwood Snead is one of the founders of the Forsyth Descendants Scholarship, which supports descendants of black residents from Forsyth County to get a college education. Join us for a conversati…
51: Dead Calm
Content note:
This episode contains discussion of racial violence, lynching, and the racially motivated expulsion of an entire Black community in 1912 Georgia. It also includes detailed accounts of multiple drowning deaths and body recovery. Additionally, this episode covers the colonial erasure of…
99 Forever Podcast with Guest Patrick Phillips
The Oilers Fanatic" Patrick Phillips from heavyhockey.com joins host Eric Friesen to discuss which of the Edmonton Oilers' pending UFAs and RFAs they should re-sign this off-season.
How Big Is It?
We mean the waves, of course.
Head high? Double over? 30 ft? 100?
An Irish beer brand will be the judge of that, in 3-4 business years.
After discussing the new How Surfers Get Paid ep, Mikey and Buck debate whether or not Saquarema is a good wave and discuss the passing of San Diego surfer Pa…
You're In
A note before you start. This one comes with a song called Knock Twice. Read first and let the song land after, or listen first and let it open the door. Either order works.
I get on a video call with a stranger named Patrick Phillips, and the first thing I learn is where he’s sitting. A coworking …
Blood at the Root: Patrick Phillips on Oscarville, Forsyth County & America’s Original Sin
In this powerful conversation, Pulitzer Prize–nominated author Patrick Phillips, author of Blood at the Root, breaks down the haunting history of Oscarville, Georgia and the racial cleansing that reshaped Forsyth County in the early 20th century. What was once a thriving Black community was violent…
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