web02.fireside.fm Tue, 28 Apr 2026 10:13:24 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) The Electro-Library - Episodes Tagged with “Loss” https://electrolibrary.fireside.fm/tags/loss Thu, 25 Apr 2024 20:00:00 -0400 A literary and cultural anthology of cross-disciplinary creativity from the Stonehill College English Department and Creative Writing Program. A Stonehill Digital Lab production. en-us episodic A cabinet of curiosities for your ears. Editors of the Electro-Library A literary and cultural anthology of cross-disciplinary creativity from the Stonehill College English Department and Creative Writing Program. A Stonehill Digital Lab production. no Editors of the Electro-Library digitallab@stonehill.edu Short Circuits #6: Ada Limón https://electrolibrary.fireside.fm/5-2 13b024a5-d674-4de0-afc0-546d3a7d8e76 Thu, 25 Apr 2024 20:00:00 -0400 Editors of the Electro-Library full 5 Editors of the Electro-Library An in-depth conversation with the 24th Poet Laureate of the United States. 51:30 no On the day of the total eclipse, Ada Limón, 24th Poet Laureate of the United States, talks with Amra Brooks about her new work, the experiences that shape poetic practice, whether or not time exists, and the necessity of reimagining our relation to the Earth and one another. Theme music by Tubifex, featuring Hitek Meshat. Additional music: Jupiter the Blue by Gillicuddy, licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. Ada Limón, poetry, language, literature, eclipse On the day of the total eclipse, Ada Limón, 24th Poet Laureate of the United States, talks with Amra Brooks about her new work, the experiences that shape poetic practice, whether or not time exists, and the necessity of reimagining our relation to the Earth and one another.

Theme music by Tubifex, featuring Hitek Meshat. Additional music: Jupiter the Blue by Gillicuddy, licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License.

]]> On the day of the total eclipse, Ada Limón, 24th Poet Laureate of the United States, talks with Amra Brooks about her new work, the experiences that shape poetic practice, whether or not time exists, and the necessity of reimagining our relation to the Earth and one another.

Theme music by Tubifex, featuring Hitek Meshat. Additional music: Jupiter the Blue by Gillicuddy, licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License.

]]> Memory https://electrolibrary.fireside.fm/1-2 196e401d-e09d-466e-930d-0f608cb58e04 Wed, 23 May 2018 10:00:00 -0400 Editors of the Electro-Library full 1 Editors of the Electro-Library Where is a memory? Is it stored inside of us, entire and complete, like a volume in a cellular archive, awaiting retrieval and rereading? Or is it a mosaic of experience fragments re-collected from bits and pieces of sensory input? Is it a feedback loop, folding now into then, truth into fiction? 40:28 no ** E-L 1.2: Memory ** Contents: 1:47 - Students reflecting on memories 3:10 - Wendy Peek reading The Aeneid, bk 1, Virgil 5:12 - Lacuna commercial from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 6:00 - Mary Joan Leith on memory and mortality 9:10 - Wendy Peek reading from The Odyssey, translated by Robert Fitzgerald 11:30 - Emily Schario reading from The Roth Memory Course (1918) 12:34 - Janice Lee reading from her book Reconsolidation: Or, it’s the ghosts who will answer you and in conversation with Amra Brooks. 22:04 - Lori Phillips reading from her poem “Lori” 23:51 - Emily Schario reading from The Roth Memory Course 25:30 - Jared Green reading from Marcel Proust’s In Search of Lost Time translated by Lydia Davis 31:37 - Jennifer Segawa on the science of memory, smell, and taste. 37:30 - Emily Schario reading from The Roth Memory Course Thanks to: Janice Lee, who spoke with Amra Brooks via Skype in February 2018; Wendy Peek and Jared Green for their readings; Mary Joan Leith for her memory; Jennifer Segawa for her insights into the science of memory; Lori Phillips for her original poetry; Michaela Bottino for her audio engineering; and Tubifex for their beats. Special thanks to Emily Schario, Stonehill class of 2018, who served as managing editor for the Electro-Library. Music: - "Tools of the Trade" by Doxent Zsigmond http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/doxent/56512 - "Gravitational Waves" by airtone http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/airtone/55021 - "No Sleep" by logos http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/Mseq/51121 - "Jazzy Eve of Heavy Seas" by Wired Ant http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/WiredAnt/38009 - "Sea Decay" by SUPERSIGIL http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/SuperSigil/37789 - "Arc de Triomphe" by Stefan Kartenberg http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/JeffSpeed68/56187 - "Watching Other People's Holidays" by Karstenholymoly http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/Karstenholymoly/57163 - "Cloudlight" by Tubifex - "Gymnopédie n1" Satie by Laurent Bonetto - "The Garden of Memory" Emilio de Gogorza, Theodore Curzon, Russell Phillips, https://archive.org/details/78the-garden-of-memoryemilio-de-gogorza-theodore-curzon-russell-phillipsgbia0034473a - "Flower" by Doxent Zsigmond, http://ccmixter.org/files/doxent/52940 Creative Commons By NC ND 4.0 A production of the Digital Innovation Lab at Stonehill College **

E-L 1.2: Memory

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Contents:
1:47 - Students reflecting on memories
3:10 - Wendy Peek reading The Aeneid, bk 1, Virgil
5:12 - Lacuna commercial from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
6:00 - Mary Joan Leith on memory and mortality
9:10 - Wendy Peek reading from The Odyssey, translated by Robert Fitzgerald
11:30 - Emily Schario reading from The Roth Memory Course (1918)
12:34 - Janice Lee reading from her book Reconsolidation: Or, it’s the ghosts who will answer you and in conversation with Amra Brooks.
22:04 - Lori Phillips reading from her poem “Lori”
23:51 - Emily Schario reading from The Roth Memory Course
25:30 - Jared Green reading from Marcel Proust’s In Search of Lost Time translated by Lydia Davis
31:37 - Jennifer Segawa on the science of memory, smell, and taste.
37:30 - Emily Schario reading from The Roth Memory Course

Thanks to:
Janice Lee, who spoke with Amra Brooks via Skype in February 2018;
Wendy Peek and Jared Green for their readings; Mary Joan Leith for her memory; Jennifer Segawa for her insights into the science of memory; Lori Phillips for her original poetry; Michaela Bottino for her audio engineering; and Tubifex for their beats.

Special thanks to Emily Schario, Stonehill class of 2018, who served as managing editor for the Electro-Library.

Music:

Creative Commons By NC ND 4.0

A production of the Digital Innovation Lab at Stonehill College

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E-L 1.2: Memory

**

Contents:
1:47 - Students reflecting on memories
3:10 - Wendy Peek reading The Aeneid, bk 1, Virgil
5:12 - Lacuna commercial from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
6:00 - Mary Joan Leith on memory and mortality
9:10 - Wendy Peek reading from The Odyssey, translated by Robert Fitzgerald
11:30 - Emily Schario reading from The Roth Memory Course (1918)
12:34 - Janice Lee reading from her book Reconsolidation: Or, it’s the ghosts who will answer you and in conversation with Amra Brooks.
22:04 - Lori Phillips reading from her poem “Lori”
23:51 - Emily Schario reading from The Roth Memory Course
25:30 - Jared Green reading from Marcel Proust’s In Search of Lost Time translated by Lydia Davis
31:37 - Jennifer Segawa on the science of memory, smell, and taste.
37:30 - Emily Schario reading from The Roth Memory Course

Thanks to:
Janice Lee, who spoke with Amra Brooks via Skype in February 2018;
Wendy Peek and Jared Green for their readings; Mary Joan Leith for her memory; Jennifer Segawa for her insights into the science of memory; Lori Phillips for her original poetry; Michaela Bottino for her audio engineering; and Tubifex for their beats.

Special thanks to Emily Schario, Stonehill class of 2018, who served as managing editor for the Electro-Library.

Music:

Creative Commons By NC ND 4.0

A production of the Digital Innovation Lab at Stonehill College

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