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Jerome Rothenberg and Friends

Jerome Rothenberg and friends celebrating the release of Technicians of the Sacred, Third Edition: A Range of Poetries from Africa, America, Asia, Europe, and Oceania, Revised and Expanded, 50th Anniversary Edition, edited by Jerome Rothenberg, published by University of California Press. He was …

Expanding Mind - Coyote Poetics - 11.02.17

Poet and wilderness writer Andrew Schelling talks about his new biography Tracks Along the Left Coast (Counterpoint), which tells the story of Jaime De Angulo (1887-1950): Big Sur bohemian, California Indian anthropologist, and great Coyote poet.

92. Andrew Schelling: Writing as a Spiritual Practice & State of Mind

Today, our beloved professor of the Religious Studies Program and the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics, Andrew Schelling, joins us to discuss language, the page as a performance, and the bravery to pursue writing as a spiritual practice and state of mind. Andrew's work involves around 2…

A Poetic Take on the Environment – September 30, 2011

This special Terra Verde broadcast adds a poetic take to environmental discourse. Poets Kirk Lumpkin and Andrew Schelling, featured in Berkeley’s Watershed Environmental Poetry Festival, join host Adam Greenfield to perform some thought-provoking pieces. The post A Poetic Take on the Environment –…

# 86 Jaime DeAngulo: The Old Coyote of Big Sur

A conversation with Andrew Schelling and Mary Kerr.Please make a Reservation for the event on February 24LINKS:The recorded Indian Tales from KPFAJaime DeAnguloFranz BoasAlfred KroeberCarl JungMabel Dodge LuhanYanko VardaEdward SapirMusic clip:  KÁRUK "LUCK SONG" - Brian Tripp, Káruk Artist All com…

S1 E2 Paul Corner: Paul Nelson Chats with Andrew Schelling

This is a snippet of a longer conversation between Paul Nelson and Andrew Schelling. Andrew reads from his poem, "The Bristlecone"--a poem about a dream in which Michael McClure appears. Paul Nelson is En•trance Journal's poet at large and contributing editor.

Andrew Schelling on Forests, Temples, Glacial Rivers

Sanskrit translations, a deep bioregional sense of place and homages to dead (mostly) poet friends makes Andrew Schelling's new book a compelling distillation of subjects he’s been tracking for over 40 years. Author of “Tracks Along The Left Coast: Jaime D’Angulo & Pacific Coast Culture” and “From …

The Underflow Podcast – Episode 21 – Revolutionary Portals – Adam W. Fitzgerald / Quells

For this special presentation of The Underflow Podcast (Episode 21) – host & founder Adam W. Fitzgerald / Quells presents “Revolutionary Portals” as part of Naropa University’s Jack Kerouac School’s fall (November) 2025 MFA critical thesis panel, alongside J.D. Edwards & Huck Shine, moderated by Pr…

S8 E29: Winter in America (Still with Roxi Power & Dion O'Reilly

Roxi Power, co-editor of the forthcoming anthology, Winter in America (Still: Poets, Writers, and Artists Respond to a Fractured World, talks with Dion O’Reilly about poems in the book by Carolyn Forché, Maxine Chernoff, Andrew Schelling, Gary Copeland Lilley, Brenda Hillman, Rodrigo Toscano, and D…

Flowerotica: The Lotus

Reach into a lotus and it is the temperature of a body. It heats itself, holds insects inside overnight, and lets them go in the morning carrying its traces to somebody else. Flowerotica closes with the flower we all agreed was about purity, and a twelfth-century poem in which a god begs a woman to…