# Natalie Diaz

热门播客单集
已更新:

Ep. 117 - When Your Baby Won’t Sleep and Homeschool Still Has to Happen

You're homeschooling a five-year-old, chasing a toddler, and surviving on whatever broken sleep your baby will give you. The advice you were raised on — cry it out, Ferber method, strict schedules — may not be sitting right anymore. So what do you actually do? Natalie Diaz, founder of Twiniversit...

The Writer's Allman Brother for Friday, June 12, 2026

George H.W. BushJordan Peterson"My Brother, My Wound" by Natalie Diaz

93. The Adversary / Moby-Dick.

Abe Strapp and the Widow Caines viewed the world as a glass to their own visage and nothing within their sight was granted a life independent. Every creature beyond themselves existed only to serve their designs and appetites. For years that knowledge had lived in Bride as a persistent, formles...

S8: E27 Flags and Feelings. Independence Day episode with Farnaz Fatemi and Hannah Tool

Flags Sprouting Everywhere. Join Hannah Tool and Farnaz Fatemi as we read poems which unpack iconic American language and make room for more of us in the current cultural landscape. Poems by: Jean Prokott, Ada Limón, Natalie Diaz, Elana Bell, Julia Bouwsma, Aileen Cassinetto and Naomi Shihab Nye....

From the Archives : Morgan Parker : Magical Negro

Today’s conversation with poet Morgan Parker was recorded in-person in 2019 and was Morgan’s second appearance on the show. Both conversations with Morgan are unforgettable, so don’t miss her first appearance in 2017 after you enjoy today’s episode about Magical Negro. Later that same year Magica...

Postcolonial Love Poem Audiobook by Natalie Diaz

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Postcolonial Love PoemSubtitle: PoemsCategories: Fiction, PoetryAuthor: Natalie DiazNarrator: Natalie DiazPublisher: McClelland & StewartRelease date: 07-13-2021Language: EnglishSummary:Winner of the 2021 Pulitzer Prize in Poet...

80. Being An Empowered Care Partner for Parkinson's Disease with Sheila Moore, MSG, LCSW

When a person receives a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, the effects extend out into that person’s world. Family members often find themselves in new roles as caregivers—or, in the phrase of Sheila Moore, a licensed clinical social worker at Pacific Neuroscience Institute—care partners. Sheila ...