Inspired
I just finished reading James Merrill’s very moving book-length poem “The Book of Ephraim.” Before that, Jason Louv’s magisterial “John Dee and the Empire Of Angels.” Just prior, I’d gotten swept up in “American Cosmic,” by Dr Diana Pasulka—-twice!! And these are just three authors whom I learned about this year alone through Erik Davis’ inspired, inspiring Expanding Mind podcast. Davis’ tastes are far reaching to say the least. His guests—-no matter how out-there or how establishment— all have something in common: they’re passionate about the feels they’re in and are articulate about it. And Davis has a great way of engaging them and drawing connections without being heavy handed. Plus, he’s got a great sense of humor, lest one expect the show to be too academic or too, what?, conspiracy minded. Always a great listen—-I’ve learned a ton.
chaynesbruno via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/03/19
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