A church bell at daybreak, a draught of healing waters, and a historian who wants to leave the past behind. 575 is a pop-up podcast bringing you audio haiku. Volume 1 is being produced twice daily at the Hearsay Sound Arts Festival in Kilfinane, Ireland, April 2019.

A church bell at daybreak, a draught of healing waters, and a historian who wants to leave the past behind. 575 is a pop-up podcast bringing you audio haiku. Volume 1 is being produced twice daily at the Hearsay Sound Arts Festival in Kilfinane, Ireland, April 2019.

A church bell at daybreak, a draught of healing waters,&nbsp;and a historian who wants to leave the past behind. 575 is a pop-up podcast bringing you audio haiku. Volume 1 is being produced twice daily at the Hearsay Sound Arts Festival in Kilfinane, Ireland, April 2019.&nbsp;

Tobar Beannaithe (Holy Well)

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575 is a pop-up podcast featuring audio haiku. Our definition of audio haiku is constantly evolving, but, for now it means a short-form audio piece composed of three “lines” of audio. This is inspired by the three-line form of traditional Haiku. Like its literary counterpart, an audio haiku also aims to capture moments of vivid observation, and to do so by relating only the most essential. 
 
575 is produced by Brendan Francis Newnam and the Reverend John DeLore. 575 Volume 1 was produced at the Hearsay Audio Arts Festival in Kilfinane, Ireland, April 4th through April 8th. 2019.
 
Stay tuned for more. Contact us at fivesevenfivepod@gmail.com

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What you hear is what you see. 575 is a pop-up podcast featuring audio haiku. Our definition of audio haiku is constantly evolving, but, for now it means a short-form audio piece composed of three “lines” of audio. This is inspired by the three-line form of traditional Haiku. Like its literary counterpart, an audio haiku also aims to capture moments of vivid observation, and to do so by relating only the most essential. 575 is produced by Brendan Francis Newnam and the Reverend John DeLore. 575 Volume 1 was produced at the Hearsay Audio Arts Festival in Kilfinane, Ireland, April 4th through April 8th. 2019. Stay tuned for more. Contact us at fivesevenfivepod@gmail.com

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