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Organizing Isolation: The Podcast
by Aidan Ryan
Writer and filmmaker Aidan Ryan's conversations with other artists and friends across the country and around the world. Live recordings of readings and audience Q&As, 1-on-1 interviews, and surprises from the archive.
Episodes
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06. "When the rest of you / Were being children ..."
On August 2, Fitz Books in Buffalo hosted James McWilliams, author of The Life and Poetry of Frank Stanford, released last month from The University of Arkansas Press, and Leo Lensing, author of “Subiaco’s Unofficial Poet Laureate”: A Memoir of Frank Stanford in High School, released this month…
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.05 I Am Here ... on the Mountain
Episode 5: A visit to the Monteagle Sunday School Assembly In 1882, an offshoot of the Chautauqua Movement found a home in Monteagle, Tennessee, a town just up the road from Sewanee University atop the Cumberland Plateau. This past week I had the pleasure and honor of visiting for a talk and film...
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.04 I Am Here ... with Gabriel Bump
Episode 4: On Alice Notley, unsent letters, pizza kitchens, making a home in Western New York, leaving it, what we can learn from Griselda, and how to keep making art A book tour is the best excuse to see old friends. This past weekend I reunited with two: Western Massachusetts and Gabriel Bump,...
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03. I Am Here ... with Howard Fishman and Charles Clough in Brooklyn
Unnameable Books in Brooklyn hosted the second stop of the I Am Here You Are Not I Love You tour. Although the book’s official release date was Friday May 16, I billed the 17th as a second launch, because I think this is a New York City book almost as much as it’s a Buffalo book. (In the recent...
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02. Three Poems and a Prologue
I’m deeply grateful for the invitation from John Deming to read at the KGB Bar Monday Night Poetry Series. For nearly three decades, this series has presented exceptional poetry in the best Soviet-themed pro-Ukrainian bar in the East Village. As the date of my reading approached—with real poets...
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01. The Life and Poetry of Frank Stanford - Live Panel Discussion
Episode 1. Panel discussion recorded live at the New Orleans Poetry Festival and Small Press Book Fair, Sunday, April 13, 2025. From the NOPF website: This roundtable will explore the life and legacy of the poet Frank Stanford (1948-1978). Drawing on the unique expertise of each panelist, it will...
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Writer and filmmaker Aidan Ryan's conversations with other artists and friends across the country and around the world. Live recordings of readings and audience Q&As, 1-on-1 interviews, and surprises from the archive.
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