Re: Lit

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Re: Lit Podcast

Welcome to the podcast of the Hendrix-Murphy Foundation, located at Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas. We take pride in our multitude of programs in literature and language offered to both students and the public. At Re: Lit, literature and language are always topical. Our host explores many facets of literature and language by interviewing Hendrix scholars, writers, and makers, featuring recent projects, and highlighting what’s new in the word-related arts. If literature and language are first on your subject-of-interest line, then join the conversation at Re: Lit.

Episodes

  1. Radio Eldorado with Tyrone Jaeger

    23/10/2020

    Radio Eldorado with Tyrone Jaeger

    Tyrone Jaeger, Margaret Berry Hutton Odyssey Professor of English-Creative Writing at Hendrix College, discusses his recent novel, Radio Eldorado. Listen to discover how the idea for his novel originated, what his writing process was like, and the other project he's been working on.

    54 min
  2. The Hendrix College Poetry Sidewalk

    18/09/2020

    The Hendrix College Poetry Sidewalk

    Hope Coulter, Director of the Hendrix-Murphy Foundation and Assistant Professor of English at Hendrix College, speaks about the wonderful (and hyper-detailed) new Poetry Sidewalk inscribed into the concrete between the SLTC and the Creative Quad. Listen to find out how the idea for the sidewalk originated, how it physically came to be, and what the significance is of the placement of the individual poems.

    29 min
  3. How Language Links Us in the World

    31/07/2020

    How Language Links Us in the World

    Hendrix College student Thalia Fort '22 discusses her work at the New Mexico Immigrant Law Center and relates it to the important role that language plays in forming connections between people and countries, as well as advancing society. This episode was recorded remotely, so we apologize for any inconsistencies in audio.

    1h 5m
  4. The Voices of People of Color in Contemporary Literature

    10/07/2020

    The Voices of People of Color in Contemporary Literature

    Hendrix College students Adaja Cooper '23 and Mary Ingabire '20 join host Danielle Kuntz '23 in reading and discussing contemporary literature written by people of color. Authors include Angelo Geter, Elizabeth Alexander, Audre Lorde, and Claudia Rankine. Please visit https://blacklivesmatter.carrd.co for resources. This episode was recorded with remote guests, so we apologize for any inconsistencies in audio. Poem 1: https://poets.org/poem/praise Poem 2: https://onbeing.org/poetry/praise-song-for-the-day/ Poem 3: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/42580/hanging-fire Poem 4: https://poets.org/poem/dont-let-me-be-lonely-there-was-time Poem 5: https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/from-citizen-i/

    1h 21m
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About

Welcome to the podcast of the Hendrix-Murphy Foundation, located at Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas. We take pride in our multitude of programs in literature and language offered to both students and the public. At Re: Lit, literature and language are always topical. Our host explores many facets of literature and language by interviewing Hendrix scholars, writers, and makers, featuring recent projects, and highlighting what’s new in the word-related arts. If literature and language are first on your subject-of-interest line, then join the conversation at Re: Lit.

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  • Creator
    Hendrix-Murphy Foundation
  • Years Active
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  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
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    © Hendrix-Murphy Foundation

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