In our third episode of Soundscapes, we present Sustenance, in which Miranda Perrone interviews essayist Elizabeth Dodd, who reads her essay <a href="https://www.terrain.org/2013/currents/provenance/">“Provenance,”</a> originally published in Terrain.org. The podcast ends with a reading of Nathaniel Perry’s poem “Country Gospel,” which brings another kind of sustenance. It is read by the poet and also originally appeared in Terrain.org. <a href="https://www.terrain.org/2013/poetry/three-poems-by-nathaniel-perry/">Read this and two other poems by Nathaniel Perry.</a>

In our third episode of Soundscapes, we present Sustenance, in which Miranda Perrone interviews essayist Elizabeth Dodd, who reads her essay “Provenance,” originally published in Terrain.org. The podcast ends with a reading of Nathaniel Perry’s poem “Country Gospel,” which brings another kind of sustenance. It is read by the poet and also originally appeared in Terrain.org. Read this and two other poems by Nathaniel Perry.

In our third episode of Soundscapes, we present Sustenance, in which Miranda Perrone interviews essayist Elizabeth Dodd, who reads her essay <a href="https://www.terrain.org/2013/currents/provenance/" rel="noopener noreferrer">“Provenance,”</a> originally published in Terrain.org. The podcast ends with a reading of Nathaniel Perry’s poem “Country Gospel,” which brings another kind of sustenance. It is read by the poet and also originally appeared in Terrain.org. <a href="https://www.terrain.org/2013/poetry/three-poems-by-nathaniel-perry/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Read this and two other poems by Nathaniel Perry.</a>

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Fascinating conversations with authors, artists, scientists, and others who share Terrain.org's passion for place and focus on climate, community, and justice. We delve deeply into guests' work and imagination, exploring internal and external landscapes to reach the soul of place. For more than 27 years, Terrain.org has published essential literature, art, commentary, and design on the built and natural environments—all at no cost to readers and without advertising.

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