Alex Brouwer joins the pod! We read and discuss one non-fiction essay, and two poems by Wendell Berry. The poems are short, and the essay is good (the poems are good too). Give them a read/listen. Wendell himself reads The Mad Farmer in the link below!

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Wendell Berry:

1. Poetry and Marriage: The Use of Old Forms (1982), collected in Standing By Words
2. The Contrariness of the Mad Farmer
3. Whatever is Foreseen in Joy