# Ted Hughes

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Birthday Letters | Ted Hughes

A quick review of Ted Hughes’s Birthday Letters. I was disappointed. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/megan-beckelhimer/support

Ted Hughes: Selected Poems

An episode from 1/31/22: Tonight, I collect all of Ted Hughes’s poetry that I have recorded and posted here over the past year. They can all be found in his Collected Poems (smaller selections of his poetry include Selected Poems 1957-1994 and A Ted Hughes Bestiary). Rather than organizing my readi…

'The Catch' part 1

The first Ted Hughes Society podcast, in which we’ll be looking at Hughes’s love of the watery environments of river, pool, lake and seashore with the help of Mark Wormald, chair of the Ted Hughes Society, poet, critic, fellow at Hughes’s old college, Pembroke College, Cambridge - and a fisherman, …

BP233 The Iron Giant

Best Pick with John Dorney, Jessica Regan and Tom Salinsky Episode 233: The Iron Giant Released 16 November 2022 For this episode, we watched 1999's The Iron Giant based on Ted Hughes's book The Iron Man. The screenplay was by Tim McCanlies and Brad Bird, who also directed. The voice cast includ…

10 Poems I Like Part III

Poems/Prose Lyrics featured: "The Eagles" by Jones Very "The Oracles" by A.E. Housman "An Equation" by Hyam Plutzik "Plato and the Serpent" by Catherine Davis "Crow's Theology" by Ted Hughes "Changeling" by Rhina Espaillat "Hardy" by Robert Mezey "The Master of Metaphor" by Carl Dennis "Lust" by J…

Heather Clark

With me on this episode of Writers at Work is writer and literary critic Heather Clark, whose latest is THE SCRAPBOOK, her fourth book and debut novel. Heather may be best known for RED COMET: THE SHORT LIFE AND BLAZING ART OF SYLVIA PLATH, which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Prior to that, …

#016 - Two Brothers Talk Mental Health and Poetry

What happens when attention becomes a sacred act? In this Poetry Vessel episode, Nathan sits down with his brother Alex Hassell to explore vulnerability, masks, therapy, dissociation, faith, and the creative life. We share an excerpt from Ted Hughes’ “Crow Tyrannosaurus,” reflect on Richard Hugo’s …

Meet our Folks 2: Mark Wormald

 Our guest for this episode is Mark Wormald, current chair of the Ted Hughes Society, and a leading scholar, editor and irrepressible enthusiast for the work of Ted Hughes.  In this latest podcast in the short series ‘Meet Our Folks’, Mark traces his growing scholarly and personal interest in Ted H…