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thejeunessedoree's Podcast
Poems sad and merry and comment and comedy about the same. We eats cold eels and think distant thoughts.
Episodes
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The Mouth of Joe
The Mouth of Joe There might be a way to come to know These sacred hidden stepping stones Although there are paths to being alone Everything worthwhile will grow Pleads every word from the mouth of Joe After the valley of death is past It feels so good to share a laugh After the dread songs’…
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A Lawn Jockey Christmas Carol
Tim Smith sings his great carol!
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A Christmas Memoir
A Christmas Memoir Tim Smith Remembers Christmas. Gondar Avenue. Long Beach. Eternity...
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Neath The Vallarta Moon
Ominous wingbeats in a coprophage sky neath the Vallarta moon. Merchants and Bankers an other fine cankers have it all figured out.... From the Parapark Tapes.
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I Am Samson Shillitoe
The poet takes up his Lyre. From The Parapark Tapes
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Ahmed in the Rug
A short Ahmed in the Rug poem from The Parapark Tapes
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At Con Nach Naugh
The great Tim Smith recites Joe Green's "At Con Nach Naugh." From "The Parapark Tapes."
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The Preposterous Doors of the Moon
Ezra Pound, Joe Green, the Doors of the Moon.
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At the Mermaid Tavern: Stave 1
Bill Wordsworth and Blind Lemon Jefferson meet at the Mermaid Tavern.
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The Chains of the Sea Stave 56 We Are Peckatus
The Sirens of Titan I had installed when I was 19 went off! The Klaxons ululated. I took one quick glance at Display 19, Holy Christ! I pressed the “All Hands button.” Loneliest roared into the Megatron. “Battle Stations! Battle Stations! Attack! Attack!” And the red lights on the display came on...
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Larry Havluck's Tropical Island Getaway
Larry Havluck is a skyway musician, I met him again today outside of Macy's in Minneapolis and he said it would be ok with him if I made these available to the listeners of the Jeunesse Doree. Three songs from "Larry Havluck's Tropical Island Getaway." Three songs -- "Plenty of Pawlenty," (that's...
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A JD Christmas 2008
Christmas etc. songs, poems and stories from the JD. Tim Smith, Dale Credico, Sir Douglas Falstaff, Whitetree, Jamie Green, Don Schaeffer, Rashmi Prakash, Joe Green, Johnny Cash. Merry Christmas etc.!
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Sir Douglas Falstaff Presents: The Poetry of Rashmi Prakash (and one other).
Sir Douglas Falstaff reads two poems of the great poet Rashmi Prakash and a trifle by the Poet Knave Joseph Green..a clap of thunder...and then!... The Sir Douglas Elderly Actors Choir Bursts into Song!
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Down the Root River Trail
On September 24 I drove down to Lanesboro, MN to confront my mortality on the Root River Trail. I would walk and walk and muse on my advancing age. My mortality didn't show up but adventure did -- a fellow with a titanium hip, a WW1 Tank that had disappeared from Preston, MN appearing in the…
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The Last Walk
My last noontime walk with the wit and raconteur T. Gluesing. We wander about Minneapolis. Discuss how Tom, now longer gainfully employed, might survive (or did I cut that?) and then...adventure!
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The Legend of Bill
I met Bill P outside of a certain grand hotel on Broadway. He has lived there for the last forty years -- the old owners insisting that he always be allowed to stay before they sold the hotel. Bill is the only man ever to knock down Jake Lamotta (Lamotta took a dive early on...always regretted it...
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Joe Green at the Pierre Menard Gallery
There. Then.
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The Untouchables
Madness and massacre at work. Tom Gluesing and his Tommy Gun.
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Office Metaphysics
Metaphysics at the office. Today -- a problem caused by a "Non-existing document." How is that possible? I asked Tom Gluesing and new worlds were revealed!
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A Jeunesse Doree Christmas 2007
16 Megabytes of Christmas Cheer. Poems, Songs and Stylings by Dale Credico, Tim Smith, Johanna, Rashmi Prakesh, Don Schaeffer, The Scranton Boys Choir, Sir Douglas Falstaff, and Joe Green.
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Don Schaeffer Live in Winnipeg!
Don Schaeffer live in Winnipeg. Presented with the permission of the Don Schaeffer Society and the Cambridge Institute of Spoken Arts. Historic recording.
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A JD Halloween--Part Deux
We yet live. Poems and entertainments from Dale Credico, Don Schaeffer, Tim Smith, Johanna, Joe Green, George Bush, The Whistler and Orson Welles! With two guest appearances by noted Minnesota wit and raconteur Tom Gluesing!
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Into the Past
"Song for my Father" by Dale Credico, "My Father in the Store Commanding 'Buy'" by Joe Green, "Gondar Avenue" by Tim Smith, "Richie Halloran" by Joe Green, "Arnold Gates" by Tim Smith, "Peggy LaRue" by Tim Smith, "Go Tell the Achyans" by Joe Green, "Going to Goodland" by Tim Smith. Brought to you...
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A Salute to Francis Muir
A salute to Francis Muir – blithe spirit. Here's a little bit about him: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Muir and here it's possible to read about his asteroid. http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=95802 "Don't forget to include a reference to my Godfather, Dean of Balliol, and he after…
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The JD Salutes Sputnik!
"Famous Monsters" by Joe Green "One Step Beyond and Back" by Dale Credico "Immortality" by Tim Smith "Once There Was Childermas Gazelles" by Joe Green "The Wild One" by Dale Credico Beautiful …That the hands of the sisters Death and Night incessantly softly remold again and ever again, the face…
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A Visit to the Minnesota State Fair.
Epiphany Diner. Haunted Mansion. Hot dog or Corn Dog? Confronting Patriot Radio. Bucky Beaver? Prostate Cancer. At the Marines exhibit. Poet Laureate for Minnesota. The DFL Stance. Hungry again. Corn Fritters. University of Minnesota's Great English Majors. Persist despite injury. At the Chapel....
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The Ballade of Little Noddy
The time: 1992. The place: Smoking room of Cray Research. Time to Completion (est) about three hours over three days. Ah, the mojo was with me then!
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DarkSource--St. Paul--The First Five Episodes
We all have to make a living-- even we poor poets. Here are five episodes of workday life from my office: DarkSource, St. Paul. We write policies and procedures for our government here in Minnesota. Goldy is our receptionist/switchboard operator. We are located on the corner of Selby and Western…
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The Limerick Odyssey
Books 12 through 24.
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The Mighty Jim -- A Tribute to James Joyce
Includes "The Mighty Jim" and "A Christmas Story,"
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The Limerick Iliad: Books One Through Four
Homer's Iliad translated into limericks by Tim Smith and Joe Green. The first four books. "This translation fulfills an unnameable need" T.S Eliot
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Babylon
The second episode of the Sir Douglas Falstaff Poetry Reading Showdown. Distinguished jazz poet and roustabout Dale Credico reads "Babylon" by Robert Graves.
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Sailor Dreams
The first entry in the Sir Douglas Falstaff Great Poetry Readings contest. Read by its author, Timothy Smith, twenty one years ago in the cabin at Owl Oak. Sailor Dreams.
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A Simple Desultory Philippic
William Butler Yeats comments on Ron Silliman's deep thoughts anent scrunchies. The Flop Eared Mule brings you the first episode of "Dueling Poets." Ron Silliman and Kent Johnson duel over a poet's clinamen! Yes! Shocking! A Simple Pirate Song by Tim Smith More about bums...
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The Great Train Journey
The Great Train Journey of Rashmi Prakash as told by Sir Douglas Falstaff!
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Rambling Dale Credico
Rambling Dale Credico abuses some ducks, moans about robot women and reads three poems!
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Gamblers Three
Dale, Tim and Joe on the Midnight Train.
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Walk On The Wild Side
Shake that thang!
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Helen B Denis-- A Lost Poet
From the Introduction to her Book "Gardens of Eden" by Leslie Burton Blades author of "Fruit of the Forbidden Tree." "Quite young and alone in a strange land, she found herself at the outbreak of the World War in the United States and facing the inexorable knowledge that her German relatives were...
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In Lunar Conversation
"In Lunar Conversation" read by Sir Douglas Falstaff.
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Oh! Donna!
Oh! Donna!
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Weary Tune
Soldiers in the rain...
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The Sinking of the Bismarck
The real story.
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Poetry Baseball: Avalon Archers vs. 20th Century Limiteds
Poetry baseball as it is meant to be played! The Avalon Archers versus the 20th Century Limiteds The Archers Coach W. H. Auden, John Keats, John Donne, John Milton, William Wordsworth, Alfred, Lord Tennyson 20th Century Limiteds Coach Walt Whitman, Ezra Pound, T.S. Eliot, William Carlos Williams,...
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Don Schaeffer Once More
Once more into the breach with Master Poet Donald Schaeffer.
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Ken Wolman Reads
his great poetry.
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Joe Green Live at Boston University(R)
Recovered!
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A Jeunesse Doree Christmas--Stave the First
A Dale Credico Christmas. A Poem on Dale's Loss by William Butler Yeats. A Loneliest Christmas. The Lawn Jockey Christmas Carol by Tim Smith. "Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh" a Hannukah poem by Don Schaeffer and "Don's Dreidel" composed and performed by Joseph Green.
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A Jeunesse Doree Christmas--Stave the Second
Christmas spectaculars by Tammy Turner Peaden and Mike Antonelli and two trifles by Joseph Green.
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A Jeunesse Doree Christmas--Stave the Third
Joe Green tells us how -- on a Christmas long ago -- his sainted mother gave up drinking gin and Tim Smith descants on a California Christmas.
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