Podcast Tom Perera terbaik (2024)

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Sandy Jeffs on poetry and memoir

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Sandy Jeffs was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 1976 when it was considered something from which you could not recover. In the 1980s, she was among the first wave of people who started speaking publicly about living with a mental illness. Much of her writing has been about her struggle with schizophrenia. Sandy has published eight volumes of poetry…

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Jude Chrisan on buildings as metaphors and sharing vs performing poetry

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This is a podcast episode of the 3CR Spoken Word show with host Indrani Perera. In this episode you will hear an interview with poet and spoken word artist, Jude Chrisan recorded on Sunday 15 September 2024.Jude Chrisan is a boy learning how to be alive. He’s a passionate connecter, poet, and professional cry baby. Most importantly of all, Jude is …

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Spoken Word - Laura Fisher and Eddy Burger about "Why Not Believe In Everything"

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This episode of 3CR Spoken Word is an interview with Laura Fisher and Eddy Burger. They talk about absurdist poetry, collaboration, and Laura's play "Why Not Believe In Everything".Laura Fisher is an energetic poet, and performer who is well known on the Melbourne Spoken word scene for convening Radio Laria Poetry and MCing Girls on Key. Through bo…

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Episode 3 - Spinal Epidural Abscess, Cellulitis, Septic arthritis 15:46

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Pik and Tom explore groups of 5 questions on Spinal Epidural Abscess, Cellulitis, and Septic arthritis in a quick Q and A format.Oleh Tom Perera, Pik Mukherji

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Rahul Srinivasan, CEO of Boundaries North | Most Exciting Company in Cricket | Ep 6 🏏🇨🇦 1:00:16

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Boundaries North is one of the most innovative and exciting organizations in the cricket world today. It’s a private company that formed a partnership with Cricket Canada in 2023 to monetize their full set of commercial rights – sponsorship, broadcast and merchandising. In this week’s podcast we spoke to CEO Rahul Srinivasan: a former Canadian yout…

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Jeanine Leane and Gawimarra Gathering Part 1

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This is the first interview with Jeanine Leane about her book of poetry, Gawimarra Gathering.Oleh Jeanine Leane is interviewed by Di Cousens

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Spoken Word - Live from Rochford Street Review P76 Sonic Edition Naarm Launch

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A live recording of selected performances from Rochford Street Review's launch of their print magazine P76 Issue.9 (Sonic Edition). Performed at the Bergy Bandroom in Brunswick as part of the Sonic Poetry Festival 2024.Includes readings by:Jeanine Leane (After the Silence the Echo)Alex Skovron (Trigger Logic)Nadia Niaz (Motia, Djinn Hunter)Alison J…

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Spoken Word - Alicia Sometimes on poetry and science

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Alicia Sometimes is a poet and broadcaster passionate about art and science. She has performed her poetry at many venues, festivals and events around the world. Her poems have been in Best Australian Science Writing, Best Australian Poems, Meanjin, Westerly and many more. Alicia is director/co-writer of the art/science planetarium shows, Elemental …

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Dario Barthley, CEO of MAX60 | Warner, Lynn, Perera play in the Caymans | Ep 5🏏🇰🇾 37:16

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The MAX60 T10 tournament launched on Sunday, August 18 in the Cayman Islands featuring stars such as David Warner, Chris Lynn, and Thisara Perera. It’s the brainchild of Dario Barthley, cricket administrator and promoter in the West Indies, and CEO of BMP Sports, which owns MAX60. Dario is best known throughout the cricketing world as the former Me…

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Spoken Word - Nadia Rhook as poet-historian

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Waffle Irongirl interviews Nadia Rhook. Nadia is a non-Indigenous historian, poet, and educator, and the author of two history-themed poetry collections: boots (UWA Publishing) and Second Fleet Baby (Fremantle Press).Oleh Nadia Rhook

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Tim Wigmore, Cricket Journalist and best-selling Author | Ep 4 🏏📚 31:40

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Tim Wigmore, Deputy Cricket Correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, is a highly celebrated English journalist and author. He has co-authored several best-selling cricket books, including Cricket 2.0, which was Wisden’s book of the year in 2020. Tim joined us on our podcast to talk about the state of cricket in general and English cricket in particul…

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Build Your Happy Place - E5-Thank You 8:00

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With 2 guests we discuss how to improve you happiness by really hearing when people say thank you.Oleh Tom Perera, Pik Mukherji

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Spoken Word - Alison J Barton on Not Telling, her debut poetry collection

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This is a podcast episode of the 3CR Spoken Word show with host Indrani Perera, recorded on 21 July 2024.In this episode Alison J Barton, talks about her forthcoming debut poetry collection, Not Telling, colonisation, German missionaries and psychoanalytic theory. This recording has a trigger warning for colonisation, death and grief.Alison J Barto…

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Judith Bishop's Circadia

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Judith Bishop talks to Di Cousens about her new book, Circadia. Published by the University of Queensland Press.Oleh Di Cousens talks to Judith Bishop

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Tom Moffat, CEO of the WCA | Pro cricketers still face this in 2024? | Ep 3 48:09

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"The Labor Movement was the principal force that transformed misery and despair into hope and progress.” – Martin Luther King Jr. “With all their faults, trade unions have done more for humanity than any other organization of men that ever existed.” – Clarence Darrow Many cricketing nations have domestic professional players’ associations, such as …

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Tom Petsinis on poetry, mathematics and playwriting

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Tom Petsinis is a novelist, playwright, and poet. He was born in Macedonia, Greece, and immigrated to Australia as a child. He lives in Melbourne and works as a mathematics co-ordinator at Deakin University. He has published several collections of poetry, including Sonnets: Offerings from Mount Athos, My Father’s Tools, Steles, Isolation, and Four …

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Mark Curtin, CEO of Lord’s Taverners | Making cricket “the most inclusive team sport” | podcast Ep 2 50:24

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Lord’s Taverners is one of the most prominent cricket charities in the world. Membership is by invitation only and the 5,000 members include prominent sports, entertainment and society figures such as Sir Michael Parkinson, Sir Alastair Cook, Sir Andrew Strauss, Greg James, Miles Jupp, Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson, Jonathan Agnew and Mike Gatting. King…

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Spoken Word - Aloma Davis Interview

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This is a podcast episode of the 3CR Spoken Word show with host Indrani Perera. In this episode you will hear an interview with poet and spoken word artist, Aloma Davis, recorded on 23rd June 2024.Aloma Davis’s poetry is concerned with social justice, beauty and kindness. Despite her best efforts, birds frequently fly into her poems. In 2022, she w…

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Mental health crisis in cricket? | Simon Cusden, former player & Wellbeing coach | BoC Podcast Ep 1 25:09

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Cricket is a high pressure sport and environment. Fans don’t see it, but many cricketers experience anxiety, depression, stress and its side effects. Until recently, they mostly suffered in silence, but on a positive note, the culture has been changing. On the first episode of our newly-launched business of cricket podcast, we wanted to focus on th…

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Kevin Brophy Speaks to Place

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Australian poet, Kevin Brophy, talks to Di Cousens about writing poetry in Melbourne and overseas and his upcoming book, An Inventory of Longing, to be published by Whitmore Press.Oleh Di Cousens talks to Kevin Brophy

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Leadership For Nature - with Tom Glynn-Carney 27:47

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With the UK General Election right around the corner, it's time for our political leaders to step up for our world. That means it's crucial for us to make it clear that action on nature and climate is a top priority for us as voters. In this special episode of Call of the Wild, brought to you in association with Scottish Power, actor and WWF ambass…

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Jennifer Mackenzie on curating Australian poetry

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Jennifer Mackenzie is a poet and critic. She has published two books which focus on Indonesia, Borobudur and Navigable Ink (both with Transit Lounge), and is working on a third. She is a member of the management committee of Australian Pacific Writers and Translators (APWT), and is co-editor of the Australian edition of the international, Nepalese-…

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Let Me know - EM Episode 2 14:35

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Quick Quiz on Pancreatitis , meningitis, and Acute pulmonary edemaOleh Tom Perera, Pik Mukherji

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Spoken Word - Littlefoot & Company's Spoken Word Night at Bunjil Place

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This is a podcast episode of the 3CR Spoken Word show with host Indrani Perera. In this episode you will hear poets performing their poetry on the open mic at Littlefoot & Company with hosts Eden and Josh Carell.Poems for this show were recorded live at Bunjil Place in Narre Warren on Thursday 16th May 2024. Please note there is a trigger warning f…

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Spoken Word Radiothon Live

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Podcast episode of the 3CR 2024 RADIOTHON LIVE show. In this episode, Waffle Irongirl and 3CR Spoken Word’s new host Indrani Perera play listener contributions. YOUR support during Radiothon keeps the station radical and enables us to give voice to hundreds of people and issues for another year. And remember, it’s tax deductible.To contribute in th…

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Finding My Feet Anthology Part 2

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Finding My Feet is a new anthology from the Melbourne Poets Union. Poetry read by actor and poet, Ezra Bix, and Spoken Word producer, Di Cousens.Oleh Ezra Bix joins Di Cousens

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Philip Salom on the imagination, poetry, and fiction -- Part 2

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Philip Salom began publishing in 1980 and since then has written fifteen books of poetry and six novels. His book Sky Poems won the British Airways Commonwealth Poetry Prize in London for the overall Best Book of Poetry in the British Commonwealth and his first book The Silent Piano won the earlier Commonwealth Poetry Prize for Best First Book. He …

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Philip Salom on the imagination, poetry and fiction -- Part 1

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Philip Salom began publishing in 1980 and since then has written fifteen books of poetry and six novels. His book Sky Poems won the British Airways Commonwealth Poetry Prize in London for the overall Best Book of Poetry in the British Commonwealth and his first book The Silent Piano won the earlier Commonwealth Poetry Prize for Best First Book. He …

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Finding My Feet Anthology Part 1

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Finding My Feet is a new anthology from Melbourne Poets Union. Poetry read by Ezra Bix and Di Cousens. Produced by Di Cousens.Oleh Ezra Bix joins Di Cousens

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Spoken Word - Yousef Alreemawi & Farah Beaini speaks on the poetry of Mahmoud Darwish

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In this episode, Palestinian-Australian activist, musician and intellectual Yousef Alreemawi and Lebanese-Australian writer and poet Farah Beaini have a beautiful dialogue about the poetry and life of famed Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish.To learn more about the Averroes Project:https://www.facebook.com/averroesarabcentre…

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Spoken Word - Natalie Damjanovich-Napoleon on "If There's a Butterfly that Drinks Tears"

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On this episode, you’ll be listening to an interview with Natalie Damjanovich-Napoleon. (D-Napoleon) is a poet, songwriter and educator from Walyalup/Fremantle, Western Australia. She is the winner of both the Bruce Dawe National Poetry Prize and Katharine Susannah Prichard Poetry Prize, shortlistee for the Peter Porter Poetry Prize and a two-time…

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David Brook's Other Side of Daylight

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David Brooks talks to Di Cousens about his 50 years in poetry and his new book, The Other Side of Daylight. Published by University of Queensland Press.Oleh David Brooks is interviewed by Di Cousens

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Ray Liversidge on flash fiction, poetry and inspiration

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Ray Liversidge’s latest book is …of a sudden published in 2023 by Ginninderra Press. His other books are: Oradour-sur-Glane published in 2017 by Littlefox Press. A French/English version of the book was published in 2019. no suspicious circumstances: portraits of poets (dead); The Barrier Range; The Divorce Papers; and Obeying the Call. He also app…

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Yvette Stubbs

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Oleh Waffle Irongirl and Yvette Stubbs

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Spoken Word - Rachael Wenona Guy live at Chamber Poets 9 Mar 2024

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In today's show, we play a recording of Castlemaine poet, Rachael Wenona Guy reading live at Chamber Poets on 9 March . At the very end, there may be a special treat by the resident band Black Forest Smoke.To purchase Rachael's collection "The Hungry Air" go to: https://walleahpress.com.au/bookshop/product/guy-rachael-poetry-the-hungry-air/To find …

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Jeanine Leane and Gawimarra Gathering Part 2

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Di Cousens talks to Wiradjuri poet, Jeanine Leane, about her new book, Gawimarra Gathering. This is the second part in a two part series.Oleh Di Cousens talks to Jeanine Leane about her new book, Gawimarra Gathering, Part 2

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Let Me Know - EM Episode 1 12:16

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Emergency Medicine Quiz podcast covering Dissection, kidney stone, Torsion.Oleh Tom Perera, Pik Mukherji

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Amanda Anastasi on poetry and the peril of climate change

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Amanda Anastasi is a Melbourne poet whose work has been published as locally as the Artist's Lane walls in Windsor to The Massachusetts Review in the US. Her latest collection is The Inheritors (Black Pepper, 2021). Amanda's work is published in Best Australian Science Writing 2021 and 2022, Australian Poetry Journal, Griffith Review, Cordite Poetr…

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Spoken Word - Steve Smart

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Oleh Waffle IronGirl and Steve Smart

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The Ecopoetics of Leaf

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Anne Elvey talks to Di Cousens about her new book of eco-poetics, Leaf.Oleh Di Cousens talks to Anne Elvey

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berni m janssen on poetry, feminism and radicalism

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berni m janssen, a text artist, performer, Creative Director, and facilitator, works solo and with artists (musicians, performers, writers, composers, visual artists) from diverse communities to make art for over 40 years. She has been an artsworker, artist in residence, workshop facilitator, mentor. Her work appears in books, anthologies, magazine…

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Spoken Word - Michael Reynolds Live at Cherry Poets 2024

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Today’s show is a recording of a live reading by beloved poet, legendary convenor and photographer Michael Reynolds. In this recording, he is performing at the Cherry Poets in Cremorne on the 13th of January 2024. This recording includes a reading of "Snake" by DH LawrenceOleh Waffle Irongirl and Michael Reynolds

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The Flirtation of Girls Part 2

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This is the second interview with Australian poet of Palestinian, Lebanese and Egyptian heritage, Sara M. Saleh, about her new book, The Flirtation of Girls. She reflects on her experience in the Palestinian diaspora and on current events and 'brings the politics of the occupied homelands into sharp, unapologetic focus'.…

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The Flirtation of Girls Part 1

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The Flirtation of Girls is the first full length poetry collection by Australian poet, Sara M. Saleh. She brings to her poetry the experience of her Palestinian, Egyption and Lebanese heritage, with much that, to quote the back cover, "brings the politics of occupied homelands into sharp, unapologetic focus".…

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Amelia Walker on Spoken Word

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Amelia Walker is a poet who lives and works on Kaurna Yerta, also known as Adelaide, South Australia. She has published four poetry collections and three books of poetry writing activities for educational and community settings, based on her extensive work as a poet in schools and with arts-health projects. Alogopoiesis (Gazebo Books, 2023) is her …

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Singing In Each Cell

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Carolyn (Caz) Masel's new book is entitled, Singing In Each Cell. Caz talks to Di about writing the poems and reads from the book. Photo: Di CousensOleh Carolyn Masel is interviewed by Di Cousens

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Spoken Word - Nikki Viveca

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In this episode of Spoken Word, Nikki Viveca performs her poem, "Welcome to Womanhood" (aka the "Thou shalt..." poem!) and chats about her art and memories in Melbourne, before heading up to Sydney to perform at the famous Griffin Theatre. We also hear her collaborative work with musicians Meta Cohen, Coady Green, and the Divisi Chamber Singers.…

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Christos Fifis on migration as poetic inspiration

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Christos N. Fifis was born in Greece in 1940. He migrated to Australia in 1965. He studied Economics and History at La Trobe University in Melbourne and Modern Greek Literature at the universities of New England (Armidale) and Melbourne. He was a member of the founding staff of the Interpreter and Translator Program at RMIT and VICTORIA COLLEGE, Me…

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Spoken Word - Hal Simons

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Hal Simons is our guest in this episode of 3CR Spoken Word, sharing works from his new collection, "The Hapless Mortal". Plus readings from previous works, and wide-ranging discussion. Love, grief, chronic pain, and the joy that community brings!Oleh Brendan Bonsack and Hal Simons

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