Lanterns for Welsh Miners – Postcard #34
Postcards from Gravelly Beach
English - October 17, 2006 00:43 - ★★★★★ - 4 ratingsBooks Arts Society & Culture Personal Journals daveolson uncleweed uncle weed daveo dave thorvald literature poetry discourse Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Dave reads a smattering from Gary Snyder, Jack Kerouac and original 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 while attempting to communicate with racoons – possibly bearing...
Dave reads a smattering from Gary Snyder, Jack Kerouac and original 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 while attempting to communicate with racoons – possibly bearing gifts.
Light a match for: Lanterns for Welsh Miners – Postcard #34 (.mp3, 21MB, 20:29)
Mountains awaiting gazing, not asking to be climbed
Music: snippets from Gord Downie singing Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” and Stuart Dempster‘s experimental live recording with didjeridoo and trombone from KEXP Sonarchy Radio Podcast recorded at Jack Straw non-profit recording studios.
Bonus: flowing chi, Cascade mountain lookouts (NY Times article) the author as a young writer
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