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Talking with Birds, Reading Poems with Grant Clauser
I promised I’d post these here, so here is episode three of my new podcast, In Three Poems. You can listen by pushing play below, or follow over on inthreepoems.com, or just follow on your favorite podcast app (Apple, Spotify, iHeart Radio, etc.), or even on YouTube. You can also follow the podcast on Instagram,…
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A Jackass Offers an Apology, Poetry Podcast E2
Poet Mitchell Nobis For season one, episode two of In Three Poems, I had the honor of talking with poet, educator, and parent, Mitchell Nobis. The idea behind the podcast is to see how poems and poets are interlinked, how they “talk among themselves,” and how we as writers and artists do not create in…
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Throwing Like a Girl, Episode One of In Three Poems
Here’s the update on the podcast launch! In Three Poems is now out into the world with Season One, Episode One, featuring the delightful soul who is Judith Sornberger. And if you need 29 minutes away from the holiday, please take a listen! Next episode is a week away with Mitch Nobis! If you want…
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Meet Poet Judith Sornberger: First Guest on the In Three Poems Podcast
Update If you’ve followed me here lately, you know that I’ve had a big project coming up. Unfortunately, I had an injury in the latter half of September that quickly turned to an infection and has been a bugger of a thing to recover from since. But if you’ve followed me a long time, you…
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Bird Lore: Get Hooked on Hawk Watching
The article linked below actually came out on PA Wilds and PSO’s (Pennsylvania Society for Ornithology) Bird Lore back in September, but I was busy hawk watching that week and planned to share it later. Then I suffered an injury (that’s a topic for another post), and just wasn’t writing since. Post/Newsletter Updates I’m working…
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My Online Personas, What’s Next?
The History of My Life Online If you’ve spent a long time hanging about this David J. Bauman website and blog, well first of all, I’d like to thank you from the bottom of my page footer to the breadth of my sidebar. Of course, lately, there’s probably not much action in the footer and…
