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S4 E19 John Yamrus - again!
Meat For Teacast
03/07/23 • 81 min
We welcome back writer John Yamrus. Elizabeth and John have a free-form conversation ranging from music to writing and much more. John's most recent book, Twenty Four Poems is available from Meat For Tea Press, and his prior book Selected Poems: The Director's Cut, an expansive volume is out through Concrete Mist Press. John reads from his works including some newer, never-published poems! A terrific ride, we promise.
For more from John, go back and check out S2 E18!
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S6 E6 Matthew J. McKee - Again!
Meat For Teacast
11/12/24 • 112 min
We welcome author Matthew J. McKee back again to the Meat For Teacast, straight from Japan! Elizabeth and Matthew discuss his new Atmosphere Press Book Flicker, the inspiration and creation of it, and Matthew reads a few excerpts as well!
As usual, the conversation travels many paths!
For more information on Matthew: https://matthewjmckee.com/
Atmosphere Press: https://atmospherepress.com/?s=matthew+j+mckee
A link to the fundraiser his Uncle is putting on, as mentioned in the episode: https://www.facebook.com/donate/561717973213217/8694781750573488/
Please note, Matthew McKee is a sponsor of Meat For Tea: The Valley Review this quarter. This gets them a baked-in ad in the podcast for the quarter. This in no way means this episode is sponsored! Just a coincidence! We don't pay-to-play. Thanks for understanding.
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S6 E7 Nadia Arioli
Meat For Teacast
11/27/24 • 87 min
This is a fun one! Author of Be Still: Poems for Kay Sage and Juice , with a forthcoming book coming soon - and Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor of Thimble Literary Magazine Nadia Arioli and Elizabeth get into some serious/deep talk about form, Nadia reads some of her work (including a piece that is seriously both, well, randy, as it is funny and insightful.)
A good time is guaranteed for all!
Find more about Nadia:
Be Still: Poems for Kay Sage – Kelsay Books
and on: Amazon.com Nadia can be found on Facebook as well.
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S5 E20: Rebecca Evans
Meat For Teacast
05/06/24 • 101 min
Grab a snack and a beverage and tuck into this great conversation with Elizabeth and writer Rebecca Evans. So much ground covered! She reads some of her work, including an exclusive reading from her upcoming book Safe Handling. Rebecca is also the co-host of a radio show Writer to Writer as well!
Learn more at https://rebeccaevanswriter.com
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S4 E33 Jeffrey Feingold
Meat For Teacast
07/31/23 • 105 min
Wrapping up season 4 with a bang! Elizabeth converses with writer Jeffrey Feingold (author of the Meat For Tea Press book The Black Hole Pastrami - Stories and the bookThere is No Death in Finding Nemo on Impspired.) A lot of ground is covered discussing facets of Creative Non-Fiction and more. Jeffrey reads one of the storied from The Black Hole Pastrami as well. A real treat!
More can be found at https://jeffreymfeingold.com/ and very soon his book will be available at https://meatfortea.com/chapbooks.htm
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S5 E11 John Yamrus and "People and other bad ideas"
Meat For Teacast
01/09/24 • 64 min
This episode features author John Yamrus' third visit to the Meat For Teacast. This time around, he and Elizabeth focus mainly on his most recent Meat For Tea Press book People and Other Bad Ideas but also, as is the usual, go off on tangents - writing and music in particular are covered. It's a lovely time - do stick around!
You can find both of his Meat For Tea Press books here: https://meatfortea.com/chapbooks.htm
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S4 E16 Mary Buchinger and Mark Lew
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01/23/23 • 97 min
The third and last installment in our 2022 Pushcart Nominees' series, this one features a terrific conversation with Mary Buchinger and Mark Lew. Topic range from the english language and the importance of retaining words to writing processes, and beyond. They read their nominated pieces as well - a real treat. AND! We've got more 6 Word Stories culled from our Meat For Teacast Facebook page participants! If you've not heard the prior two installments of the Pushcart Nominees' series, we highly recommend going back to those - after you've finished this episode, of course!
https://lewwriter.com/?page_id=235
https://www.marybuchinger.com/
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S6 E1 Jeffrey Feingold, again!
Meat For Teacast
09/18/24 • 87 min
Welcome to Season 6!
Kicking it off with a bang, this episode features a fantastic conversation with Elizabeth and Jeffrey Feingold, author of The Black Hole Pastrami (Meat For Tea Press), There is No Death in Finding Nemo (Impspired), and coming later in 2024, A Fine Madness (Meat For Tea Press).
Jeffrey reads from his upcoming book, and have an, as usual, terrific discussions covering a lot of ground.
As a bonus, we're co-hosted in the beginning by Oona Poe Darling and Susie Lorand, who also perform a lovely version of Let All People Live Their Lives as the opener of this episode.
You can find out more about Jeffrey at https://jeffreymfeingold.com/
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S4 E32 Jerome Berglund
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07/18/23 • 117 min
Wow! What a fast-paced, exciting episode this is! Elizabeth has an amazing conversation with writer Jerome Berglund (author of the Meat For Tea Press book Funny Pages) and who has also worked on feature films and is also an award-winning fashion and fine arts arts photographer (check out his IMDB!) covering a range of topics from Senryu and Haiku to politics, trials and tribulations of what a college degree is worth, to conspiracies (or are they?) and much much more. He reads some original work as well. Oh! He's also an editor! It's a wild ride. Grab a snack and a beverage and tuck in!
Follow him on twitter @BerglundJerome
Additonally, please consider donating to support some of our local farms (or local farms wherever you might be) who have been affected by recent flooding/climate change!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/mountain-view-farm-flood-damage-fund
https://whmp.com/news/160061-western-mass-farms-need-our-help/
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S6 E1 Jeffrey Feingold, again!
Meat For Teacast
09/19/24 • 116 min
Welcome to Season 6!
Kicking it off with a bang, this episode features a fantastic conversation with Elizabeth and Jeffrey Feingold, author of The Black Hole Pastrami (Meat For Tea Press), There is No Death in Finding Nemo (Impspired), and coming later in 2024, A Fine Madness (Meat For Tea Press).
Jeffrey reads from his upcoming book, and have an, as usual, terrific discussions covering a lot of ground.
As a bonus, we're co-hosted in the beginning by Oona Poe Darling and Susie Lorand, who also perform a lovely version of Let All People Live Their Lives as the opener of this episode.
You can find out more about Jeffrey at https://jeffreymfeingold.com/
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How many episodes does Meat For Teacast have?
Meat For Teacast currently has 146 episodes available.
What topics does Meat For Teacast cover?
The podcast is about Podcasts, Arts and Performing Arts.
What is the most popular episode on Meat For Teacast?
The episode title 'S4 E19 John Yamrus - again!' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Meat For Teacast?
The average episode length on Meat For Teacast is 76 minutes.
How often are episodes of Meat For Teacast released?
Episodes of Meat For Teacast are typically released every 13 days, 22 hours.
When was the first episode of Meat For Teacast?
The first episode of Meat For Teacast was released on Jul 2, 2019.
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@Mattjasp
Dec 4
Whether one wants screamingly funny short stories (as in those by Jeffrey Feingold) or endlessly entertaining digressions into asthma and housefires and petrichor and headless horsemen and social critique and whatever anyone happens to be reading or listening to that week, they’ve got you covered. The focus is largely on poetry—with a wide swath of writers represented mixing in many you may have heard of with many voices likely laboring just at or beyond the periphery of view. Writers I loved here include people such as Gayle Brandeis (my god—a novel of a poetry book about Countess Bathory bathing in the blood of her victims), Joshua Michael Stewart, Lillian Necakov, John Yamrus, Jane Yolen, Scott Ferry, Nadia Arioli, Gary Metras, Connolly Ryan (who writes sensuously of the carefully observed and bird-filled natural world). The entertainment is backed by a sense of deep social engagement somehow made natural and fun. Also there is a DIY and community-building ethic with publishing shop-talk mixed in with many live recordings of readings such as those at “Poetry, Prose, and Pints” or even the wild bacchanalias M4T hosts at quarterly magazine release parties with western Mass luminaries such as Kim Gordon occasionally playing. Gayle Brandeis—in speaking of an almost greek chorus of murdered women in her above-mentioned book (Many Restless Concerns)—describes them as “…pooling their power to show how voices can be stronger together.” That’s kind of what goes on with the curation here. The interplay of artistic affinities meets blood, meets meat, and sips tea to talk about it later.
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@macfey
Dec 4
@Mattjasp
Wow! Thanks so much!
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@Mr.7EvEn
Jan 3
A wonderful podcast run by fascinating, funny and intelligent people! Books, music, culture and craft all rolled into one; this is the place if you are looking for thoughtful discussions and in-depth outlooks on a range of topics. Come for the tea, stay for the meat!
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@macfey
Jan 23
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Thanks for this wonderful review. We read it on the most recent episode.
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@ChLivermore
Sep 6
Fantastic podcast! I you like books and like listening to smart, thoughtful discussions about books, this is the podcast for you! Great guests, thoughtful interviews, really interesting perspectives.
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@macfey
Sep 15
@ChLivermore
Thanks so much and thanks for being our guest.
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@stevenschwills
Aug 8
If you got a noodle you’ve gotta stroodle your pa-toodle with this podoodle.
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@johnsheirer
Mar 4
Just listened the S5 E15 with Cristian Livermore. She's a fantastic author, and the pieces she read from her books were beautiful. And Elizabeth is a great interviewer who makes the discussions feel like the best conversations you could eavesdrop on. I'm entertained and learn so much with every episode!
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@Jain
Jan 31
This is by far my favorite podcast. I love all of the interesting and inspiring talent that is featured, and Elizabeth and Mark are adept at the art of artsy conversation. Regarding the recent podcast featuring John Sheirer’s one hundred-word stories, here is my one-word review, “Brilliant!!”
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@diannegermain
May 18
Great podcast! Elizabeth and Mark really know how to engage the listener so you feel as if you're in their living room for some wonderfully engaging and funny conversations. Grab a cup of tea and have a listen, you won't regret it!
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Feb 10
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