Synopsis
Tourniquet Pod is a podcast, in association with Tourniquet Review, that interviews critics and scholars about poetry and society.
Episodes
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Episode #9 Ed Fowler
01/10/2020 Duration: 36minEd Fowler, a therapist at BAY AREA DBT & COUPLES COUNSELING CENTER & host of The Skillful Podcast, discusses Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT).
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Episode #8 Michael Glover
06/05/2020 Duration: 28minJohn talks with Michael Glover about his new book Thrust: A Spasmodic Pictorial History of the Codpiece in Art (David Zwirner Books, 2019)
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Episode #7 Jay David Bolter
08/12/2019 Duration: 39minJohn talks to Jay David Bolter about his new book The Digital Plenitude (MIT Press, 2019)
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Episode #6 - Timothy Aubry
16/03/2019 Duration: 44minJohn talks with Timothy Aubry about his new book Guilty Aesthetic Pleasures (Harvard, 2018).
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Episode #5 - Brandon Kreitler
17/11/2018 Duration: 01h16sJohn talks with Brandon Kreitler about his essay "Competitive Personhood and the Commonplace of Poetry" in Tourniquet Review. They also discuss book reviewing, the figure of the poet, community, and so much more. Link to Brandon's essay: https://tourniquetreview.com/blog/2018/9/3/competitive-personhood-and-the-commonplace-of-poetry
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Episode #4 - Joshua Marie Wilkinson
14/08/2018 Duration: 01h03minJohn talks with poet Joshua Marie Wilkinson, author of Meadow Slasher (Black Ocean 2017) and other things. He lives in Seattle. Josh talks to John about his life away from social media and life without a smartphone.
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Episode #3 - Evan Kindley
30/07/2018 Duration: 58minJohn talks with Evan Kindley, author of Poet-Critics and the Administration of Culture. Evan is a literary scholar, critic, Senior Humanities Editor at the Los Angeles Review of Books, and visiting assistant professor at Pomona College.
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Tourniquet Pod #2
13/06/2018 Duration: 51minJohn talks with Joseph North about his new book Literary Criticism: A Concise Political History (Harvard University Press, 2017).
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Tourniquet Pod #1
17/03/2018 Duration: 40minJohn talks with Chistopher Grobe about his new book The Art of Confession: The Performance of Self from Robert Lowell to Reality TV (NYU Press, 2017).