Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 1, 2025

the 2 deans: dating, dread, and disasters DEBUTS TODAY on Spotify and Apple Podcasts

This is the Pilot Episode, and after this one, every week, there will be guests telling their dating disaster stories.  So please subscribe and rate. Available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.   We promise if "you like to laugh", that you'll have a few chuckles. 

Got a disaster dating story? Want to be a guest? Email us at: theTwoDeans@gmail.com


PILOT EPISODE SHOW NOTES
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Theme music for the 2 Deans provided by Delawares Aspartame Daddies

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The 2 Deans explain the reason for their name, and Dean goes on a date with a man who abandoned his children and went from the “High Life” to a low life. 

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In their naming story, the Dean who is noted is Dean Wilson, who played for this band Honour Society in Wilmington, Delaware. 

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Brought to you by Oddball Foundation














Dean 1


Dean 2


Dean Wilson


Saturday, January 25, 2025

Coming, May 14, 2025 and you can take a deep dive



 

 




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WARNING: BOOK SPOILERS 


Coming, May 14, 2025 and you can take a deep dive!

 

        I'm looking forward to the release of my new novel. It's coming out in May, and review copies and ARCs will be out any time now. 

On the Pierian Springs site, there is a podcast which is a deep dive into the book-its characters and some of their motivations.

Give it a listen if you are interested, but for those who like to read and discover on their own, there are spoilers galore, so be dutifully warned.



Sunday, December 29, 2024

My Year in Publishing, 2024

     My publishing year was great--the new book that came out from Big Table Publishing Company took up a lot of my time but the experience was wonderful and the final product looked great. Also my last two novels were made into audio-books in 2024. I appeared in three podcasts, and also had four individual pieces of work published. 


BOOKS

Almost Bluing for X-tra Whitening, September, 2024, Big Table Publishing







AUDIO BOOKS

Grand Slams: A Coming of Eggs Story, May 2024, Big Table Publishing








Joe the Salamander, February 2024, Golden Antelope Press










POETRY

Amends I Owed To You
October 1, 2024, Pour Me a Poem Anthology

After You Go
July 1, 2024, Ibbetson 55

Dependents

April 10, 2024 Oddball Magazine



CREATIVE NON-FICTION
"Mom and Pops", December 24, 2024 Oddball Magazine


PODCASTS





I ALSO HOSTED 26 INSTALLMENTS OF VIRTUAL DIRE LITERARY SERIES



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Friday, July 10, 2020

Assiduous Dust Podcast Interview by Josh Corwin, where I talk about a whole lot of things.

I met Joshua Corwin at my Virtual Dire Literary Series, and am grateful to be invited on his podcast.  Link on Spotify below. My part of the podcast starts at around the 63 minute mark. I talk about writing, what I was like as a 12 year old, The Dire Series, and my novel, Joe the Salamander where the protagonist, Joe is a neurodiverse individual--- which probably is the reason, Josh Corwin and I connected.  


Some quotes: "12 year old Timmy would not know what the fuck that poem was about"


"Writers need to wear their bruises and their trauma like pride"


"When I"m writing my inner editor is screaming at me, "YOU SUCK" and I need to be like, "screw you." and when I'm done, "Shut up!"


“What I like about the indy bookstore is that it’s a comfortable little meeting place, and each store has a certain character to it. Each indy bookstore is different in different ways. Indies are also friendly to indy writers.”


Below is the show and description, taken directly from joshuacorwin.com. 

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Assiduous Dust #8:
Marc Olmsted + Timothy Gager

July 10, 2020
Host Joshua Corwin interviews award-winning poets Marc Olmsted and Timothy Gager. Olmsted shares about sex with Allen Ginsberg & meditation with Rinpoche Chögyam Trungpa; Gager gives us a sneak peek at his new autism novel. Listen to them share their latest work and create on-the-spot poems with your host.

Los Angeles native Joshua Corwin is a neurodiverse, Pushcart-nominated poet with a B.A. in mathematics and a minor in philosophy from Pitzer College ('19). His debut poetry collection, Becoming Vulnerable, details his experience with autism, addiction, sobriety and spirituality (Baxter Daniels Ink Press/International Word Bank). Corwin hosts the poetry podcast “Assiduous Dust,” home of the on-the-spot collaborative poem (OTSCP). He teaches self-exploration through poetry to neurodiverse addicts in recovery at The Miracle Project, an autism nonprofit, held at The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, California. He writes to honor his grandpa, Mert, whose last words to him were “Don’t ever stop writing.”


Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Reading and interview, Poetry In The Bar: A poet virtually walks into a Michigan bar



     A monthly series sponsored by Easton Rapids Poetry Club, in Easton Rapids called Poetry In The Bar and run by Helen and Gavin Broom. Up until recently it was held in an actual bar--over there, to your right.

     This month I was asked to be their feature, which was great, and I didn't have to travel. I was interviewed for about 20 minutes, and then read a set of poetry. It all came out pretty cool, and I spoke about poetry, writing trends, dark humor, talking dogs, going soft, and needing a re-do. (volume wise).

To listen you can go
HERE

or on Spotify
HERE

or on Apple Podcasts
HERE

The poetry of my set starts at 25:30

From the book Spreading Like Wild Flowers, from Big Table Publishing, 2019
1. Concerto
2. This Poem Is Like a Bruise
3. In The Dark Corner Of A Theater
4. The Heart Is A Broken Little Thing
5. College Dining Hall
6. A Certain Warrior
7. Fear, God Bless My Soul
8. Faith
9. At a Cookout for Poets
10. How To Unring a Bell
11. Centralia, Pennsylvania

A new poem
12. Social Distancing of a Town, Population 10

From the book, Chief Jay Strongbow is Real, from Big Table Publishing, 2017
13. Making American History
14. The Filth and the Fury
15. Sobriety
16. When We Talk About Love

From the book, The Shutting Door, from Ibbetson Street Press, 2013
17. reply to someone who said, "you owe me a poem, boy."
18. The Shutting Door
19. Manomet Point
20. The Poems in My House

Some more new poems
20. Ballet of Surrender
21. Seclusion
22, Nine Lives
23. Rosebud Winter
24. Life's Canvas

closing with a true story
25. There's a Fly in My Soup

     The broadcasts ends with poems from Kelsey Hudson, Dennis Hendrickson, Fay Turner Johnson, and new poetry by Helen Broom