Meat For Teacast

Meat For Teacast

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Meat For Teacast episodes

  • S4 E30 (S4 Bonus Episode #5) Readers at Le Cirque Avant la Lune Froide!

    Here's a preview of a Patreon Exclusive episode, the spoken word section of Le Cirque Avant la Lune Froide, December 3, 2022 at Abandoned Building Brewery. To hear the full episode and more, sign up for our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/meatfortea. The higher tiers not only get the bonus audio content, but a PDF of each new issue of Meat For Tea: The Valley Review every quarter!


    Readers in the full episode are:

    Andrew Varnon, Gerald Yelle, Lindsay Adkins, Richard Wayne Horton, Mary Jennings, Michael Favala Goldman and Jacob Chapman!

    11 min
  • S4 E29 Lindsay Adkins - Book release at Splendor Solis Books
    Join us for this live recording with Linsday Adkins - author of the recent Meat For Tea Press book Fixing The Halo. She reads from her book as well as other works, and we all then get into a nice informal Q&A/chat for a bit as well. Good times! Thanks to the folks at Splendor Solis Books in Northampton MA for hosting and for all their support.
    Lindsay's book can be ordered at https://meatfortea.com/chapbooks.htm - or you can grab the ISBN from there and have your local bookstore order it! (It's also available online in the kinda obvious place as well...)
    Learn more about Lindsay at http://lindsayadkins.net/
    Also, do check out https://www.splendorsolisbooks.com/
    56 min
  • S4 E28 Francesca Bell

    Join Elizabeth and Francesca Bell, author and poet of What Small Sound, Bright Stain and Whoever Drowned Here in a great conversation. Trigger warnings, censorship, speaking (and translating) German, and more. Francesca reads a couple of selections from What Small Sound and also a poem from her upcoming book of Max Sessner poems, translated from his native German.

    Find more about Francesca at https://www.francescabellpoet.com/

    Learn more about the playlists that Elizabeth's son does at https://www.mayithowl.com/

    1 hr 44 min
  • S4 E27 (S4 Bonus Episode #4) Elizabeth MacDuffie on the Notes McGotes Podcast

    For this bonus we have an excerpt from Episode 259 of the Notes McGotes where Brandon flies solo with Elizabeth discussing Patti Smith Group's album Easter. If you like what you hear here, please do check out the full episode and more wherever you get your favorite podcasts!


    For more about the Notes McGotes Podcast, go here: https://linktr.ee/notesmcgotespod

    21 min
  • S4 E26 Dianne and Kevin Germain of Splendor Solis Books

    We're joined by Dianne and Kevin Germain of Splendor Solis Books in Northampton, MA. We have a really great chat about how they came to own and run their store, their history, record and book shopping, tin cans and string, and a whole lot more! Grab a snack and a beverage and settle in for this fun conversation!

    https://www.splendorsolisbooks.com/

    Mentioned in this episode, the album We're OK. But We're Lost Anyway. from Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp.

    1 hr 42 min
  • S4 E25 Patreon Exclusive: a preview!

    For this exclusive episode, we have the readers for the Meat For Tea portion of the Human Error Publishing Poetry Month reading from April 2, 2023 at the Divine Theater at Gateway City Arts in Holyoke, MA. Featuring Tam Fricke, Gerald Yelle and Lindsay Adkins! Enjoy this preview featuring one of Lindsay's pieces from her chapbook (on Meat For Tea Press) Fixing The Halo. If you enjoyed this and want to hear the rest of the readings, plus lots of other Patreon exclusive stuff, please consider joining our Patreon at patreon.com/meatfortea

    5 min
  • S4 E24 100th Episode!

    Hey hey! Welcome to a live recording in our house with David P. Miller, Jane Wiley, Tommy Twilite, Daniel Hales and James Lowe! Join us for a semi-free-form discussion, with a reading from David, and music from Tommy and The Frost Heaves & HaLeS: Daniel and James (with Tommy joining in) and much more. Be a fly on the wall at Meat For Teacast HQ with this largely unedited capture of a good hang with some great people! Yes, there's "language" and there's "politics" but at this point, 100 episodes in to the Meat For Tea Cast, what do you expect?! Ha. Please grab a beverage and snack and sit back and enjoy the ride.

    1 hr 58 min
  • S4 E23 Patreon Exclusive: a preview!

    For this episode, the dynamic duo Fred Cracklin said we could share their set from Le Cirque Avant la Lune Froide: Saturday, December 3, 2022! It's a rockin' good time. To hear the full set, subscribe to our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/meatfortea for this and other goodies, with lots more to come!

    8 min
  • S4 E22: Marina Barcenilla

    Join Elizabeth as she has one heck of a talk with Marina Barcenilla - independent perfumer and fragrance educator, and, randomly, an Astrobiology Doctoral Researcher at the University of Westminster and Natural History Museum in London. This one is lively! Chemicals! Natural Cosmetics! Pedro Pascal! The conversation also goes full Chant Rat. (You'll need to listen to get it. Listen! You'll love it.)


    More about Marina can be found here:

    https://www.marinabarcenilla.com

    https://mbparfums.com

    and on Instagram:

    https://www.instagram.com/marinabarcenillaparfums

    https://www.instagram.com/marina_barcenilla

    1 hr 33 min
  • S4 E21 Patreon Exclusive: a preview!

    Bad Girls Book Party - the Bad Girls of Poetry!
    Hi hi! So, we have here a terrific reading celebrating Jane Muschenetz's chapbook All the Bad Girls Wear Russian Accents.
    Host: Katie Manning (Whale Road Review)

    Featuring: Jane Muschenetz

    Readers: John Guzlowski, Elizabeth MacDuffie (Meat for Tea), Tara Lynn Masih, Shyla Shehan (The Good Life Review), Marjorie Tesser (Mom Egg Review)

    10 min

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The podcast from the folks who bring you Meat For Tea: The Valley Review. This quarterly publication of arts and literature has its very own audio companion. The Meat For Teacast features live recordings of spoken word and music, conversations with authors and other artists, and more!