My___on Mondays

Episode 179: My Synchronicities

Chris Canfield is always running into strange little reflections in life, from revisiting his childhood home to performing the same play ten years apart. He and Matt Bunk met to discuss Shakespeare, loyalty, betrayal, and M.A.S.H.

Episode 178: My RIPARIA

Teal Gardner of the Ecogeoglyphic Observatory describes RIPARIA as a living landscape underneath capitalist forms of inhabitation. Kicking off a new series on Place, Matt Bunk sat down with Teal to picture the Boise Valley with wonder and love.

Episode 177: My Angst on the News, by Tomas Baiza, Rebecca Evans, & Christian Winn

Three Angsty Poets gathered, initially chatting about poetry, but the chatting turned to ranting. The ranting turned to rage. The bombardment of news—fake news, real news, personal news—churned into storm. Much like most poets, they took the news and created art. Well…only some of the news. Episode Twelve interrogates the news. My Angst on the News. Now more than ever, create art.

Episode 176: My Wild Plum - MING Public Poetry

Sara Teasdale, 1884 – 1933. 

Episode 175: My Temperament Circumscribed - MING Public Poetry

Marianne Moore, 1887 - 1972.

 

Episode 174: My Little Jean - MING Public Poetry

E. Pauline Johnson, 1861 – 1913. 

Episode 173: My Worthier Image - MING Public Poetry

George Eliot, 1819 – 1880. 

Episode 172: My Bringer of Anthem & Light – MING Public Poetry

Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, 1825-1911.

Episode 171: My Angst on Music and the Written Word, by Tomas Baiza, Rebecca Evans, and Christian Winn

Three Angsty Poets gathered, initially chatting about poetry, but the chatting turned to ranting. The ranting turned to rage. The music industry bubbled to the surface, and, like most artists, they found themselves back in time—big hair, punked and metaled, and singing lyrics they’d buried long ago. This episode brings their discussion to My Angst on Music and the Written Word.

 

Episode 170: My Thrush Sings Sweet - MING Public Poetry

Jane Austen, 1775-1817