Writing Questions

Writing Questions

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Writing Questions episodes

  • Joe Brinton Mixdown
    For this series, made especially for my Writing for Engineers students, I interview working engineers to find out about what writing looks like in their working lives.
    31 min
  • Elijah Podcast Mixdown
    For this series, made especially for my Writing for Engineers students, I interview working engineers to find out about what writing looks like in their working lives.
    30 min
  • Ep. 9 - From Death Threat to Poem
    This week I force my friend Dustin to write a poem while we listen. Dustin Pearson is the Managing Editor of Hayden’s Ferry Review, He has a master’s degree from Clemson University, he has been published in a bunch of places, and he was awarded the 2015 Katherine C. Turner Prize from the Academy of American Poets.
    Here’s the final text of the first rough version of this poem:
    If I Keep This
    By Dustin Pearson
    I want to tell you
    that I think I’ve been dying.
    I’ve seen that there’s a threat
    Of a shooting today,
    But that’s not why
    I say this to you.
    I’ve been told that the young dying
    Are rare.
    I believe that.
    Just with all the things
    Spread between the TV and internet
    It’s become the rarity
    That happens every day.
    So which route to take?
    I’ve been told death
    Will come for us at 12:30.
    Should I take what I’ve been
    Feeling outside,
    or should I have the courage
    To sit and wait for other dangers?
    I want to ask you
    When you see danger coming from all angles
    Is it your first instinct to meet it?
    Who would you ask?
    I have to tell you
    That I ask because I want to know
    If between the threats outside
    And what’s seen on the internet or TV,
    If the moment following is short
    I want to spend it
    Getting close to knowing who you are.
    Find Dustin’s profile on the Poets and Writers directory here:
    http://www.pw.org/content/dustin_pearson
    Find the anthology Pariahs: Writing Outside the Margins here:
    http://amzn.com/1622881001
    Music for this episode comes from twinmusicom.org.
    You can subscribe to this podcast on Itunes or Stitcher, or you can follow us on Soundcloud.
    If you’d like to comment on the episode you can do that on our soundcloud page or send an email to me at [email protected] or send me a message on twitter @seemylittleknee.
    27 min
  • Ep. 8 - Shopping With Shipka
    This is part 2 of the Dr. Jody Shipka visit sponsored by RSA, ASUGPSA, and the ASU Department of English.
    We go shopping for old stuff and don't find anything, but we learn to see like Dr. Shipka sees.
    Zeugma Podcast episodes with Dr. Shipka: http://zeugma.dwrl.utexas.edu/shipka
    Dr. Shipka's website: http://remediatethis.com/index.html
    Email me at [email protected]
    Tweet to me @seemylittleknee https://twitter.com/seemylittleknee
    Script available here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AsVvU6f0EFfMJb4HSvqbIDkFyTyT0wB8nfOIsVEeM08/edit?usp=sharing
    23 min
  • Ep. 6- Writing in the Army is Terrible
    Hooah! This week we talk with Captain Peter Nguyen of the United States Army about the traditions, expectations, and frustrations of being a writer in the Army.
    You can find Peter's work telling audio stories here: https://soundcloud.com/peter-nguyen-215
    Transcript available here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1735RdiV43CWa5PnlbqZX3utAIg3leKaxA6bXSPGiPUA/edit?usp=sharing
    23 min
  • Ep. 5 - The Rhetoric Of Everything
    Dr. Brian McNely of the University of Kentucky discusses a recent research project attempting to catalog literally everything that exists on the 1.7 mile commute he takes everyday.
    The transcript is available here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dD-UBEc0NUHiz1o6xS-fOWjD50ej9V669aNji9xoNNA/edit
    Music from Soundcloud user CuruxaUK (https://soundcloud.com/curuxauk), twinmusicom.org and incompetech.com.
    Contact Dr. McNely at http://brianjmcnely.com/, on twitter @bmcnely, or by email [email protected].
    Contact me [email protected] or on twitter @seemylittleknee
    22 min
  • Ep. 3 - Convincing The Judge
    This week we interview Jonathan Shaw, an immigration attorney from Colorado. He tells us about getting kidnapped by police in Mexico, and what it takes to convince a judge to grant someone asylum.
    Visit Jonathan's Profile at http://m2lawyers.com/denver-attorneys-muhaisen-law-firm/jonathan-shaw-esq-denver-attorney-muhaisen-law-firm/
    14 min

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