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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2022 · 54 MIN

Episode 204: poetic license with Steve Bell and Malcolm Guite

from Geek 4 · host Michael Boyce

’m grateful Steve and Malcolm allowed me to share out talk on Geek4. Check out Steve’s music on his Youtube page and follow him on Instagram @signpoststeve and Twitter @signpoststeveYou can follow Malcom on Twiiter @malcolmguite and watch his “Spell in the Library” series on his Youtube page.

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recently had the opportunity to host a public conversation with Steve Bell and Malcolm Guite about art and literature and the intersections with faith. Steve is an award winning singer-songwriter-storyteller from Winnipeg, MB. Malcolm is a priest and poet from the UK. These two friends have an infectious love of stories and songs and poetry. I knew that, if I got them talking about the art that influenced them and how they developed as artists themselves, I just needed to stay out of their way. We talk about Shakespeare and Keats, Bruce Cockburn and Coleridge, and staying connected in the pandemic. I loved every single second of this conversation. At a time when most of us “feel thin, sort of stretched, like butter scraped over too much bread,” to quote Tolkien, this conversation was life giving.

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