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Writers Read Their Early Sh*t Jason Emde
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4.3 • 3件の評価
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The podcast where authors and artists share the lopsided pleasures of their predeveloped, over-early, unripe work.
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S3/E13 - Meghan Lamb: drawings of dead girls
Send us a Text Message.Jason welcomes writer & Kill Scenes front-woman Meghan Lamb for a gabfest about love smacks & hate smacks, posthumous dead girls, being stuck inside cows, suggestions of obsession, cheating meat monkeys, bloody mermaids, corpse rats scurrying through the gore, writing to learn about the world, & the macabre shock of it all. Jason also shares some truly shit early shit. Only two wizard beats from DJ Max in Tokyo: this episode features music by Meghan's band K...
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S3/E12 - Talkin' Worldwide Bob Dylan Blues with Matthew Ingate
Send us a Text Message.Something's burning, baby! Jason (who's been in trouble ever since he set his suitcase down) welcomes author Matthew Ingate (who's no pig without a wig) for a natter about Dylan's best 21st century albums, secretive gloating, stretching & moving time, Madame Godzilla, what's missing in 'The Godfather,' & a small diner in Santa Fe where trouble lives. Big wizard beats, as always, by the insatiable DJ Max in Tokyo. Thanks to Wayne Emde, Joe Emde, & thank you, ...
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S3/E11 - Patrick Grace wants to know what you're afraid of
Send us a Text Message.Jason welcomes writer Patrick Grace for a chinwag about his debut collection 'Deviant,' the pitfalls of confessional poetry, listening to your house, anxiety dreams, the local high school's drugged-up teens, how hard it is to talk about what scares us, & backseat icicles of drool. Big wizard beats, as always, by DJ Max in Tokyo. Join the early sh*t chat at https://www.facebook.com/WRTESpodcast & on Instagram @writersreadtheirearlyshit. Thanks to Wayne Emde for t...
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S3/E10 - Hannah Calder: foreskins & bladders
Send us a Text Message.Jason welcomes writer Hannah Calder for an interface about chickens giving you the finger, how great Charles Dickens is, exploding kneecaps, riding horses naked down the beach, crazy parades, swollen breasts, writing the perfect book, the power & influence of early 90s music videos, and kissing viking lovers and/or dictators. It's a big one, & features the first early shit to actually be about Jason. Big wizard beats, as always, by DJ Max in Tokyo. Thanks to Way...
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S3/E9 - Busting tropes with Wayne Ng
Send us a Text Message.Jason welcomes novelist Wayne Ng for a rattle about being named Wayne or Jason, starting late, whether or not scribbling is writing, the realities of self-promotion, the ballsiness of writers, ass-kicking kung-fu Asian stereotypes, and the real reason why writers are cool. Big wizard beats, as always, by DJ Max in Tokyo. Thanks to Wayne Emde for the artwork & Joe Emde for help with the intro. Join the early sh*t chat at https://www.facebook.com/WRTESpodcast, on Inst...
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S3/E8 - Tonya Lailey: the trick is fun
Send us a Text Message.Jason welcomes beautifully laconic poet Tonya Lailey for an interface about wine agencies, comfort books, thin places, what's fab about Nova Scotia, Calgary's supportive writing scene, dot matrix printers, industrial agriculture, allowing the mistake, & how the trick is fun. Look for her debut collection, 'FARM: Lot 23,' out soon. Big whoop beats, as always, by DJ Max in Tokyo. Thanks to Wayne Emde for the artwork & Joe Emde for help with the intro. Join the ear...
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Charming host, compelling guests
The loquacious, eloquent and humorous Jason welcomes an eclectic assortment of literary & artsy types who, despite significant creative accomplishments, remove any sense of pretense while answering his quirky questions and digging deep into their personal archaeology and good-naturedly riff about ‘who they were at the tim’ and how that shaped who they became as years roll on.
Great fun and very telling
A celebration and joyful take down of all those embarrassing writings kept at the back of the drawer.
Entertaining and a bit raw in the best possible way. We’ve all done it, I’m sure - just some more than others! There’s warmth and a knowing mocking here, but it’s fundamentally uplifting and acknowledges that without the crap there’d be no fertile soil. Hang on, the way I’m going with this review, it could make it onto a future episode.