# Yosa Buson

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Wednesday, May 3rd, 2023

Today's episode of Haiku Daily features a haiku by Yosa Buson Visit haikudailypodcast.substack.com to learn more about haiku. There you'll find resources, writing prompts, collaborations, and more. You can also subscribe to get new episodes, essays, and more sent directly to your inbox. Subscribe: …

Wayfaring Poet Profile: Yosa Buson (1716-1783)

A Wayfaring Poet Profile of another interesting figure in the Japanese branch of the Wayfaring tradition, Yosa Buson (1716-1783), master artist and haiku poet Get full access to The Poet's Dreamingbody at www.thepoetsdreamingbody.com/subscribe

Naviar Broadcast #305 – vernal seas – Wednesday 7th February 2024

This week’s podcast features music made by Naviar’s community inspired by Yosa Buson’s poem “vernal seas… / all day long swelling, falling / swelling, falling”     Tracklist:   Night Note - Vernal Seas… rikardfvs - Vernal Seas LazenbeeIndustries - vernal seas Mr_Lamppost - Swelling, Falling noble-e…

S3 Ep11 FAREWELL WINTER A special episode for the turn of the season

The UK’s #1 favourite Christmas podcast is back for a one-off special to mark the turning of the season and the gift of a leap day as winter gives way to spring. This bonus episode ‘FAREWELL WINTER’ includes: -       A beautiful ritual for bidding farewell to winter -       An insight into the trad…

Wheat Turns Golden May 31 - June 5

Episode 2 – 麦秋至 (Mugi no Aki Itaru ): Wheat Turns Golden May 31–June 5 This five-day micro-season (May 31 – June 5) marks the golden ripening of barley and wheat in Japan’s fields. Though "autumn" appears in its name, it’s a springtime celebration of quiet abundance and the beauty of patience. In…

🎄🎧Season 5 Episode 4 ✨On This Winter's Night✨

In our winter writing episode this week we are exploring the poetry of solitude and the solace of poetry. I hope you will listen somewhere quiet this week, notebook in hand, and love every moment of it. Episode 4 ‘On This Winter’s Night’ includes: * Some beautiful wintery poems * A writing invitati…

Finding Your Buddha Smile - Part 7: The Highest Teaching is the Oak Tree in my Front Garden?

Recorded February 28, 2026Wisdom, which helps us make reasonably good life choices, enabling us to live reasonably good lives, can’t be secret or esoteric. It must reside in what is common and ordinary; otherwise, what hope would any of us have of living well? It would be beyond us— special, hidden…

Chapter Twenty-Four: Poetry Slammed

Megan, Debra, and Lance open with a Comic-Con recap before moving into a National Poetry Month reading. They explore haiku from Basho, Buson, Issa, and Shiki, selections from Shel Silverstein, slam pieces by Taylor Mali and Mike McGee, and Wilfred Owen’s “Dulce et Decorum Est.” The conversation als…