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The podcast from the folks who bring you Meat For Tea: The Valley Review. This quarterly publication of arts and literature has its very own audio companion. The Meat For Teacast features live recordings of spoken word and music, conversations with authors and other artists, and more! Go to http://meatfortea.com and go to the buy or subscribe pages and, well, buy or subscribe! Or to the books page! Or to the Donate page! Grab some merch lie shirts, mugs and totes here: https://www.bonfire.com/store/meat-for-tea

  1. 3 Aug

    S7 E17 Pia Long

    We welcome perfumer and writer Pia Long to the Meat For Teacast! She and Elizabeth have a great talk about perfumery, her book Demo Accords and more, including a reading from one of the chapters in the book! www.olfiction.com (our retail store with all the things from our Olfiction Creative Universe – Demo Accords, Lab Editions, Eau de Boujee & any future books and projects) www.olfiction.studio (our B2B page)  https://www.instagram.com/perfumer.pia https://perfumer.substack.com/ https://www.tiktok.com/@perfumer.pia Pia's notes: "Books: Historical Perspectives on Smell, Jonathan Reinarz The Girl from a Thousand Fathoms by David Gullen A Parade of Horribles (a Dungeon Crawler Carl audiobook narrated by Jeff Hays), Matt Diniman Music: Grizz “Sioux so pretty” (especially the Qual remix version) Samantha Togni x Wax Wings – Body Mind (and Samantha’s new album is cooool) Uzi Freyja – Medusa (but the whole album that is on is great) Bloodywood – Halla Boi (as above) Ochre – Temple Ravine (I listen to a lot of Ochre’s production in general, this is a new track) Kupla Tosca Lane 8 Rival Consoles Yoshihiro Sawasaki Noisia Turmion Katilot 16 Volt London After Midnight Stabbing Westward Ozric Tentacles Lamb Groove Armada Basement Jaxx… Watching: Rewatching the entire Babylon 5 set (the series and TV movies) & my comfort telly – Columbo, Poirot, Murder She Wrote  Wearing: A magnolia themed perfume in development for Meadowfarm Lifestyle (she has posted about the collab on her socials so it’s not a secret – the product is not ready and out yet, though!). https://meadowfarmlifestyle.co.uk/"

    S7 E17 Pia Long

  2. 11 Jul

    S7 E16 Ren Wilding

    In this episode, Elizabeth has a great conversation with Ren Wilding, author of Trans Artifacts: Bones Between my Teeth. Ren reads from the book, and as usual, a great conversation ensues. Be sure to check out Season 7, Episode 7 for the conversation with Ren and Dana Henry Martin, part of our annual Pushcart Awards Nominees series as well! For more information, do check out https://renwilding.com/

    S7 E16 Ren Wilding

  3. 26 Jun

    S7 E15 Jane Yolen and Peter Tacy revisited

    In memory of the passing of our beloved friend Jane Yolen on June 11, 2026, we're revisiting our lovely conversation with her and her partner Peter Tacy. Jane was a frequent contributor to Meat For Tea, as is Peter Tacy, and Meat For Tea Press also published their book The Black Dog Poems in 2020. We miss you, Jane. "The season two finale - and what a finale it is! We had a terrific chat with poets, writers - and musicians! - Jane Yolen and Peter Tacy. They read several new poems, some to be in the upcoming issue of Meat For Tea, a couple in previous issues, and more! Tuck in and enjoy our conversation with these two brilliant folks. Find out more at: www.janeyolen.com"

    S7 E15 Jane Yolen and Peter Tacy revisited

  4. 11 Jun

    S7 E14 Jacob Chapman at Amherst Books

    On tuesday May 19, 2026, poet Jacob Chapman (a frequent contributor to Meat For Tea and a prior guest on the Meat For Teacast) had a reading celebrating his latest book My Wife Made This Possible (Human Error Publishing). We were in attendence, and grateful to Jacob and Nat Herold (Amherst Books) for allowing us to record this excellent reading. And quite a fun Q&A as well! Nat provided the lovely introduction. Enjoy! https://a.co/d/008snmaw https://www.amherstbooks.com/

    S7 E14 Jacob Chapman at Amherst Books

  5. 25 May

    S7 E13 Scott Ferry, Lauren Scharhag & Lillian Necakov are back!

    For this episode, we invited Scott Ferry, Lauren Scharhag and Lillian Necakov back for another conversation. Elizabeth basically had these three amazing writers in the virtual room together, and it is amazing. They read their works from their new books and talk like the three great friends and collaborators they are. (A few years ago, their collaborative book Midnight Glossolalia (Meat For Tea Press) was released, go listen to S4 E17 for more about that! https://ferrypoetry.com/books/ https://www.anvilpress.com/authors/lillian-necakov http://mansfieldpress.net/lillian-necakov/ https://laurenscharhag.blogspot.com https://www.facebook.com/laurenscharhag/

    S7 E13 Scott Ferry, Lauren Scharhag & Lillian Necakov are back!

  6. 1 May

    S7 E12 Dorion Sagan

    This is one heck of an episode! This conversation between Dorion Sagan and Elizabeth is deeply fascinating. He talks about his father and mother and family, going deeply autobiographical. Dorion also reads from his recent book The Road to Hedotopia (Meat For Tea Press). This is one not to be missed! Photo: Katherine Kendall

    S7 E12 Dorion Sagan

  7. 13 Apr

    S7 E11 Stephen St. Francis Decky

    We welcome Stephen St. Francis Decky to the Meat For Teacast! Stephen and Elizabeth discuss writing, films, music and art - and a lot more. Stephen reads from his novel Werewolf Movie too! Find out more at https://werewolfmovie.net And his anwers to the final four questions, summarized here: SCENT: Amour de Cacao by Sud Pacifique presently, but my go-to is the Tonkade by Laboratorio Olfattivo.WRITING: César Aira, (Dinner in particular, but also An Episode in the Life of a Landscape Painter and pretty much everything else he's written); Molly Pohlig (The Unsuitable); Anna Sewell (Black Beauty); The play I'm currently doing projection design for (and reading over and over) is called Beyond That Nothing Is Certain, written by Monica Isakstuen, performed at The Cherry Theater in Ithaca, New York.MUSIC: Melody's Echo Chamber (Unclouded is her newest album); Spell Blanket by BroadcastFILM: Director Lucile Hadžihalilović (The Ice Tower (2025) is her latest, but Earwig (2022) and Evolution (2015) are also fantastic); Director Steve McQueen (Education from the Small Axe series).

    S7 E11 Stephen St. Francis Decky

  8. 21 Mar

    S7 E10 Gayle Brandeis Revisited!

    It's Women's History Month - so let's go back to Season 1, Episode 14 for Elizabeth's conversation with Gayle Brandeis! *The fourteenth episode of the Meat For Teacast. Elizabeth MacDuffie has a conversation with author and poet Gayle Brandeis, discussing her most recent collection Many Restless Concerns, among other topics related to her work and writing. Go to gaylebrandeis.com for more information.* (For the music of Out Out mentioned in the beginning of the episode, go to https://outout.bandcamp.com )

    S7 E10 Gayle Brandeis Revisited!
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The podcast from the folks who bring you Meat For Tea: The Valley Review. This quarterly publication of arts and literature has its very own audio companion. The Meat For Teacast features live recordings of spoken word and music, conversations with authors and other artists, and more! Go to http://meatfortea.com and go to the buy or subscribe pages and, well, buy or subscribe! Or to the books page! Or to the Donate page! Grab some merch lie shirts, mugs and totes here: https://www.bonfire.com/store/meat-for-tea

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  • Creator
    Meat For Tea
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    179
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © Meat For Tea
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