My___on Mondays

Episode 76: My Poetry In Motion by Rebecca Evans

Rebecca Evans is a memoirist, poet and essayist whose work reflects, among many things, fractured relationships. This fracturing influences every subsequent relationship—carrying scars and wounds throughout one’s life. Evans weaves disability, domestic violence, and a fight for survival throughout her narratives, hoping to start conversations, create awareness, compassion, and tolerance. 

To learn more about Rebecca and purchase her books, visit: https://rebeccaevanswriter.com/ 

Episode 75: My Way Of Becoming Whole by Rebecca Evans

Rebecca Evans is a memoirist, poet and essayist. Her work reflects, among many things, fractured relationships. This fracturing influences every subsequent relationship––carrying scars and wounds throughout one's life. Evans weaves disability, domestic violence, and a fight for survival throughout her narratives, hoping to start conversations, create awareness, compassion and tolerance. 

To find out more about Rebecca and purchase her books, visit: rebeccaevanswriter.com

Episode 74: My South Polar Expedition by Ernest Shackleton - MING Public Archives

A brief account of the 1907-1909 British Antarctic Expedition by Ernest Henry Shackleton, recorded in 1910.

Episode 73: My Discovery of Keshelak - MING Public Archives

Traditional Slovak recordings from 1930 by Slovak-American singer Adele Keshelak.

Episode 72: My Lost Cathedral by Hannah Rodabaugh

Hannah Rodabaugh holds an MA from Miami University and an MFA from Naropa University. She is the author of three chapbooks, including We Don't Bury Our Dead When Our Dead Are Animals, a collection of ecological elegies. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in The Indianapolis Review, Camas Magazine, Glassworks Magazine, Blueline Magazine, Berkeley Poetry Review, Horse Less Review, and many others. She has received grants from the Idaho Commission on the Arts and the Alexa Rose Foundation and has been an Artist-in-Residence for the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service, and Surel’s Place. She teaches English at Boise State University and creative writing at The Cabin.

 

To learn more about Hannah and her work, visit: hannahrodabaugh.com

 

Epidose 71: My Pocotaligo Morning - MING Studios

Episode 70: My Collective Valentine

Written and musical works by Matthew Parrish, Rebecca Evans, Alice Nelson, Heidi Kraay, Margaret Koger and Jason Morales.

Episode 69: My Daughter Loves This Poem - MING Public Archives

The Stolen Child by William Butler Yeats.

Episode 68: My Morning Jubilee - MING Public Archives

“Band of Gideon” performed by the Fisk Jubilee Quartet, recorded in 1912.

Episode 67: My Right Hand Man by Alice Nelson

Alice Nelson is an Idaho based author who has written for online literary journals such as Short Fiction Break and Oroboro. She is also working on a semi-autobiographical novel dealing with her years being bussed into a predominantly white neighborhood to attend school in the 70s. She has hosted two podcasts, A Creative Mind Fiction and Small Town Stories, as well as a newly re-vamped podcast, Have I Got A Story To Tell You, which will be released in summer of this year. She is a 2023 recipient of a grant from Idaho Commission on the Arts and will be presenting her new podcast live at Treefort this March.