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Spring and All: How the Urban Chicken Movement Turned Me Into a Poultry Rustler
In this week's Otis Brown Podcast, I discuss the Urban Chicken Movement, William Carlos William's poem "XXII" (aka "The Red Wheelbarrow") from his 1923 collection Spring and All, as well as an earlier poem, "To a Solitary Disciple," the Allen Ginsburg poem "A Supermarket in California," the Taj Mahal song "Cakewalk Into Town," from Recycling the Blues and Other Related Stuff, and just about everything else! You know the drill--it's an Otis Brown Podcast.
I hope you enjoy it and THANKS!
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In this week's Otis Brown Podcast, I discuss the Urban Chicken Movement, William Carlos William's poem "XXII" (aka "The Red Wheelbarrow") from his 1923 collection Spring and All, as well as an earlier poem, "To a Solitary Disciple," the Allen Ginsburg poem "A Supermarket in California," the Taj Mahal song "Cakewalk Into Town," from Recycling the Blues and Other Related Stuff, and just about everything else! You know the drill--it's an Otis Brown Podcast.
I hope you enjoy it and THANKS!