Lanterns Made for Welsh Miners – Postcard #34
Postcards from Gravelly Beach ~ spokenword literature podcast DaveO reads a smattering from Gary Snyder’s “Left out in the Rain”, Jack Kerouac’s “Dharma Bums” and original free verse written in Germany in 1992. Joined by Trauben the hitchhiking acupuncturist (who … Continue reading →
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Postcards from Gravelly Beach ~ spokenword literature podcast
DaveO reads a smattering from Gary Snyder’s “Left out in the Rain”, Jack Kerouac’s “Dharma Bums” and original free verse written in Germany in 1992.
Joined by Trauben the hitchhiking acupuncturist (who toils to understand a Welsh miner’s lantern), the lads chat about flowing chi, Cascade mountain lookouts, the author as a young writer and attempt to communicate with racoons possibly bearing gifts.
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Music: snippets from Gord Downie singing Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” and Stewart Dempster’s experimental live recording with didjeridoo and trombone from KEXP Sonarchy Radio Podcast
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