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Episode 10: Lord Proprietor's Mild and Tracy K. Smith
“If we weren't putting this money toward NASA and space travel, we would not be putting this toward kids with cancer. ”
“Can you change things? Can you get things to stop fucking up the carpet?”
Beer: Lord Proprieter’s Mild by Edmund’s Oast Brewing (Charleston, South Carolina)
Poetry: Life on Mars by Tracy K. Smith (Graywolf Press, 2011)
“The Universe Is a House Party,” “My God, It’s Full of Stars” and Part 1 of “Don’t You Wonder, Sometimes?”
Welcome to the first podcast not recorded drinking while sitting on Alyx’s floor! On Episode 10, our ~first ever~ episode with guests, Martha Ellen and Josh from This Was A Mistake Podcast trade some wise and hilarious insight on poetry about space and beer from Edmund’s Oast brewery. Plus, we talk about the sensational David Bowie, who this former poet laureate loves.
A note: Alyx has reconsidered her position tea since recording, with a firm conclusion that it is tasty and tricky and takes a few tries to figure out.
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“If we weren't putting this money toward NASA and space travel, we would not be putting this toward kids with cancer. ”
“Can you change things? Can you get things to stop fucking up the carpet?”
Beer: Lord Proprieter’s Mild by Edmund’s Oast Brewing (Charleston, South Carolina)
Poetry: Life on Mars by Tracy K. Smith (Graywolf Press, 2011)
“The Universe Is a House Party,” “My God, It’s Full of Stars” and Part 1 of “Don’t You Wonder, Sometimes?”
Welcome to the first podcast not recorded drinking while sitting on Alyx’s floor! On Episode 10, our ~first ever~ episode with guests, Martha Ellen and Josh from This Was A Mistake Podcast trade some wise and hilarious insight on poetry about space and beer from Edmund’s Oast brewery. Plus, we talk about the sensational David Bowie, who this former poet laureate loves.
A note: Alyx has reconsidered her position tea since recording, with a firm conclusion that it is tasty and tricky and takes a few tries to figure out.