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by Michael Chilcutt
Poems & Whiskey is the project of Michael C. It's a weird and rambly talk show that's usually pretty funny. Enough that the Spotify powers that be labeled this show 'comedy'. Now whether that means I'm funny or that I'm a joke, well...In this thing, I talk to all sorts of creative types across all levels of skill and exposure. We sit and chat about what the hell we think we're doing and have drink (or two).Pull up a chair and join us, friend.Cheers y'all!Updates 2 times a month or so on Wednesdays. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to Tales from the Ray-side, in which I terrify you with a dark and thrilling story by Ray Bradbury. I'll not spoil the chills but beware listener, monsters are very real and come in many forms...even one called Father....That's a wrap on season 4 of Poems & Whiskey! Thank you all! I will be on hiatus until 2027. I know! Who would have thought? My contact information is below like always and you can find me over at Lamp Lit too!Happy Halloween to All and I'll see you again at Hogswatch!Cheers y'all! Love ya!Good people doing good things ---> Random Acts' Lantern Fund, How to Perform an Act of Kindness LocallyFood Not Bombs,INARA, MAP, Islamic Relief for Palestine, The Ghassan Abu Sittah Children's FundLegacy of War FoundationUNHCR,*I own and profit off nothing in this bizarre hubristic venture. It is a vehicle for expression, education, and artistic play (probably a little bit of a humiliation kink too if we're being honest here lol).**Hey hey, btw, all those do gooders I link to? They have no idea who I am and have nothing to do with me (and I like it that way). I just think they're neat.***My sounds and music comes from Epidemic Sound. Theme song for this production is Colossal Terror by Jon Björk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Well, babies, I did not mean to miss all of August and most of September...Here's the important bits:Mother Night here to own and here for free Season finale Halloween Party IV is recording 10pm cst on October 16th. FIND ME HERE IF WANNA PARTYNO Hiatus Project this year, but actually writing! Shocking, I know!Hogswatch Special will be as planned.Season 5 open call in January!I love you guys!Good people doing good things ---> Random Acts' Lantern Fund, How to Perform an Act of Kindness LocallyFood Not Bombs,INARA, MAP, Islamic Relief for Palestine, The Ghassan Abu Sittah Children's FundLegacy of War FoundationUNHCR,*I own and profit off nothing in this bizarre hubristic venture. It is a vehicle for expression, education, and artistic play (probably a little bit of a humiliation kink too if we're being honest here lol).**Hey hey, btw, all those do gooders I link to? They have no idea who I am and have nothing to do with me (and I like it that way). I just think they're neat.***My intro is Backyard Folklore by Northside , middle is Back to Black by Rockin for Decades, and the outro is Draw Lines in the Sand by Blood Red Sun Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
If Thou Dislik'st What Thou First Light'st On-Dean Young fr First Course in TurbulenceI had come to the house, in a cave of trees,I had dreamed of the perfect gray pants,I have a life that did not become,a young sister made of glass.I have done it again.I like a church, I like a cowl,I like the look of agony.I love the old melodious lays,I love it when they demonstrate the oxygenmasks,never messing up their hair.I met the Bishop on the road,In a coign of the cliff between high and low,In a dark time,Among wolves and periwinkles,In a station of the metro,In Breughel's great painting, The Kermess.Indeed I must confess,Indigo, magenta, color of ghee,what the hell is the color of ghee?In June amid the golden fields,In some unused lagoon, some nameless bay,In spite of all the learned say,In the depths of the Greyhound station,In this world, this isle of dreams,Intimations of mortality,In unexpected infancy,In vain, in vain—the all composing hours.Yadda yadda yadda.I saw the best minds of my generation etcetera,I saw spiders marching through the airbut let's skip this part, okay?The usual taste of liquor never brewed,the usual It is June, it is June,it is ten years since we rowed,it is 12:20 in New York a Fridaybut seems it out of battle I escapedand now I wander lonely as a cloud.I was angry with a friend,I went into the public ‘ouse for a pint o’ beer,I went to the Garden of Lovebut I wonder, do you feel today as I docaught in an index's apparatus of a thousandversions of myself but not sure I even exist?Dawns and hangovers and phone calls,nothing but silence on the other end.All this fog, a jar in Tennessee, torchesgoing out. Go down any road far enoughand you'll come to a slaughterhouse,but keep going and you'll reach the sea.Jen Kropinak's : Site Insta Mentions:Jam Roll StudiosRobot ChickenSouthern Tier BrewryDethlehemBottlecap PressLamp LitThe Motherhood Center of NYSarah Kendzior: The Last American Road TripSalmon of WisdomWomen Who Run with the WolvesRemote ViewingThe G
xfr The Visible Man by Henri ColeTo write what is human, not escapist:that is the problem of the hand movingapart from the bodyYet, subject isonly pretext for assembling the wordswhose real story is process is flow.So the hand lurches forward, gliding backserenely, radiant with tears, a millionbeings and objects hypnotizing meas I sit and stare.Not stupefied. Not aching.Today I am one. The hand jauntilyat home with evil, with unexamined feelings,with just facts.Mike and body, like spikes,like love and hate, recede pleasantly.Do not be anxious. The land remembers them.Tommy's links : Site ; America Apocalypse ; KO-FI ; Twitter ; Insta ; BSKY ; Shelf Talkers ; NECROPIA ;Mentions:ParamoreFailureWhitley Stieber : Communion ; The HungerProject Hail MaryGolden ShovelKim PetrasStayyyterCharli XCXNinajirachiPenelope ScottJSTORRemote ViewingKurt Vonnegut Jr : Slaughter House 5Gilmore GirlsSupernaturalCharmedThe Smiths : How Soon is NowDavid Cronenberg : Videodrome<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Courage_the_Cowardly_Dog" rel=
Evolution from the FishThis grandson of fishes holds inside himA hundred thousand small black stones.This nephew of snails, six feet long, lies naked on a bedWith a smiling woman, his head throws off lightUnder marble, he is moving toward his own lifeLike fur, walking. And when the frost comes, he isFur, mammoth fur, growing longerAnd silkier, passing the woman's dormitory,Kissing a stomach, leaning against a pillar,he moves toward the animal, the animal with furry head!What a joy to smell the flesh of a new child!Like new grass! And this long man with the student girl,Coffee cups, her pale waist, the spirit moving around them,Moves, dragging a great tail into the darkness.In the dark we blaze up, drawing picturesOf spiny fish, we throw off the white stones!Serpents rise from the ocean floor with spiral motions,A man goes inside a jewel, and sleeps. DoNot hold my hands down! Let me raise them!A fire is passing up through the soles of my feet!— Robert BlyCynthia's Site, InstaMentions:Okay DonkeyPsaltery & LyreGood people doing good things ---> Random Acts' Lantern Fund, How to Help MN Master List , How to Perform an Act of Kindness LocallyFood Not Bombs,INARA, MAP, Islamic Relief for Palestine, The Ghassan Abu Sittah Children's FundLegacy of War FoundationUNHCR,*I own and profit off nothing in this bizarre hubristic venture. It is a vehicle for expression, education, and artistic play (probably a little bit of a humiliation kink too if we're being honest here lol).**Hey hey, btw, all those do gooders I link to? They have no idea who I am and have nothing to do with me (and I like it that way). I just think they're neat.***My sounds and music comes from Epidemic Sound. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Part 2 of Mother Night by Kurt Vonnegut Jrft additional voice work by Ryan MooreHoward W. Campbell Jr. is in jail for Nazi war crimes and by all fair accounts he deserves to be there.Here is his own account for the record.How fair it is, is up for consideration.Good people doing good things ---> Random Acts' Lantern Fund, How to Help MN Master List , How to Perform an Act of Kindness LocallyFood Not Bombs,INARA, MAP, Islamic Relief for Palestine, The Ghassan Abu Sittah Children's FundLegacy of War FoundationUNHCR,*I own and profit off nothing in this bizarre hubristic venture. It is a vehicle for expression, education, and artistic play (probably a little bit of a humiliation kink too if we're being honest here lol).**Hey hey, btw, all those do gooders I link to? They have no idea who I am and have nothing to do with me (and I like it that way). I just think they're neat.***My sounds and music comes from Epidemic Sound. Theme song for this production of MN is Until the World Ends by The Arch Tremors ft Lollo Gardtman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
the pleasures of the damned by charles bukowskithe pleasures of the damnedare limited to brief momentsof happiness:like the eyes in the look of a dog,like a square of wax,like a fire taking the city hall,the county,the continent,like fire taking the hairof maidens and monsters;and hawks buzzing in peach trees,the sea running between their claws,Timedrunk and damp,everything burning,everything wet,everything fine.Karen's Site Clean Margins Here! and Here!Mentions:Pulp FictionTim BurtonRondelSonnetLamp LitIroquois Theater FireTriangle Shirtwaist Factory FireThe MonkeesWeird Al YankovicThe MisfitsStar TrekStrange New WorldsLower DecksNINGISHAnteSocialRandom ActsGilda's ClubGilda RadnerGene WilderPoetry SchoolNocturne MagazineGood people doing good things ---> Random Acts' Lantern Fund, How to Help MN Master List , How to Perform an Act of Kindness LocallyFood Not Bombs,INARA, MAP, Islamic Relief for Palestine, The
Surprised By Evening by Robert BlyThere is unknown dust that is near usWaves breaking on shores just over the hillTrees full of birds that we have never seenNets drawn with dark fish.The evening arrives; we look up and it is thereIt has come through the nets of the starsThrough the tissues of the grassWalking quietly over the asylums of the waters.The day shall never end we think:We have hair that seemed born for the daylight;But at last the quiet waters of the night will riseAnd our skin shall see far off as it does under water.Rachel Lauren Myer's LinksMentions:MemezineElise TranRobert HassBrenda HillmanAda LimonMatthew ZapruderWild Roof JournalThe Archetypal ArtistM.C. SchmidtHere Poetry JournalJason LabbeLamp LitChuck TingleGabriel Garcia MarquezR.M. Haines - Out of Its Wooden BrainErin BelieuLucas RestivoBattlestar GalacticaGood people doing good things ---> Random Acts' Lantern Fund, How to Help MN Master List , How to Perform an Act of Kindness LocallyFood Not Bombs,INARA, MAP, Islamic Relief for Palestine, The Ghassan Abu Sittah Children's FundLegacy of War FoundationUNHCR,*I own and profit off nothing
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Poems & Whiskey is the project of Michael C. It's a weird and rambly talk show that's usually pretty funny. Enough that the Spotify powers that be labeled this show 'comedy'. Now whether that means I'm funny or that I'm a joke, well...In this thing, I talk to all sorts of creative types across all levels of skill and exposure. We sit and chat about what the hell we think we're doing and have drink (or two).Pull up a chair and join us, friend.Cheers y'all!Updates 2 times a month or so on Wednesdays. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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