Best Association Of Poetry Podcasting Podcasts (2024)

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Found in translation...Johanna Clarke speaks to Catherine Fuller from the Translators Association 1:15:06

6d ago1:15:06

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What does the landscape for works in translation look like and what role does the Translators Association play? What of the challenges and what of the campaigns? What do translators need to know and how can the Society of Authors help? And what of the metaphorical cake? Senior Contracts Advisor and co-host of the SoA Advisory Clinic Johanna Clarke …

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Poetry and spoken word at festivals: a panel shares tips, tricks and insights 1:34:41

20d ago1:34:41

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Join SoA Advisory Clinic hosts Johanna Clarke and Theo Jones as they bring you another catch to enjoy an event originally presented as part of the SoA@Home Festival of online events on the topic of poetry and spoken word at festivals. How do festival organisers find their acts and what considerations are at play? How does a writer evaluate the term…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: The field of festivals and live speaking events: a writer’s guide to the business 41:32

20d ago41:32

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Literary festivals and live speaking events play a unique, important, and celebrated role in an author’s career, offering writers a chance to supplement their book writing income, raise their literary profile and develop their community. But what of the business side to the arrangement? What should the paperwork look like and how can you be sure th…

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Scholars Share New Insights on Early Mormon Polygamy 54:49

1M ago54:49

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Listen as contributors to the new volume, Secret Covenants: New Insights on Early Mormon Polygamy, delve into the complex history of early Mormon polygamy. The discussion covers Joseph Smith's controversial marriage proposals, the enduring fascination with the practice, and the pivotal role of Fanny Alger in the narrative. The guests emphasize the …

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Making the most of your publishing experience, from London Book Fair 38:00

1M ago38:00

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Everyone knows that the various paths to publication are paved with obstacles and challenges, but what do those routes actually look like? What challenges and opportunities do they pose? How can you prepare yourself for the bumpy ride and what support is out there for you? Join Johanna as she chairs a panel of writers, all with differing experience…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Finding your village, from London Book Fair 37:08

1M ago37:08

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Input and feedback from an engaged, supportive and – at times - critical community is essential for any author writing today. But what form can such a community take? How can it help? What steps can you take as a writer to broaden your community should you need to? Join SoA Advisory Clinic host Johanna Clarke as she joins this brilliant and engagin…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Call my agent: The business of working with literary agents 58:32

2M ago58:32

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The role of the literary agent occupies a unique position in the publishing industry, representing for many a key link in the chain between publishers and their authors. But what does an agent actually do and can you get by without one? What do the contracts look like and what are the commonly observed terms of business? What of the legal duties an…

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The Book of Queer Mormon Joy 27:42

2M ago27:42

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Marketing specialist Beth Brumer-Reeve is joined by Kerry Spencer Pray, editor and one of more than thirty essayists in The Book of Queer Mormon Joy, just released by Signature Books. In this discussion, Kerry addresses how this book came to life, the importance of focusing on joy in the queer community, and why everyone should read it. Kerry Spenc…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: A fond farewell: A conversation with outgoing SoA Chief Executive, Nicola Solomon 1:02:58

2M ago1:02:58

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Join Senior Contracts Advisors and hosts of the SoA Advisory Clinic podcast, Johanna Clarke and Theo Jones as they launch series three with an exclusive conversation featuring ex-SoA Chief Executive, Nicola Solomon. How has the Society of Authors developed under her leadership and what of her incredible achievements? Where are we now and where do w…

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[S4E7] Amanda Hayden: Poetry of Social Perspective 57:48

2M ago57:48

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Career educator and author Amanda Hayden describes the effect of travel on her writing, her use of instinct and metaphor, and the role feminism plays in her work.

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An Evening with Signature Poets 2024 51:12

3M ago51:12

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Signature Books held a captivating evening of poetry to celebrate National Poetry Month with our amazing authors. Utah Poet Laureate Lisa Bickmore emceed the event and introduced our two most recently published poets, Maureen Clark, author of This Insatiable August, and Darlene Clark, author of Count Me In. Other poets who read include Marilyn Bush…

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Author Darlene Young discusses her latest poetry collection "Count Me In" 29:21

3M ago29:21

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Poet Darlene Young talks with Signature marketing specialist Beth Brumer Reeve about her latest book, Count Me In, and how it is a testament to showing up within her faith community and in life. Aubrey Chaves, co-host of the Faith Matters podcast, says Darlene “does the soul work of connecting us to the divinity and richness of the everyday.” Count…

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[S4E6] Sandra Rivers-Gill: Poetry of Flowing Instinct 58:21

4M ago58:21

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Sandra Rivers-Gill talks about her newest poetry collection "As We Cover Ourselves with Light," the trappings of performance, and her innate drive to support the community at large.

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Featuring Signature’s Women Authors and Subjects 1:20:20

4M ago1:20:20

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In honor of Women’s History Month, Signature Books director Barbara Jones Brown talks with just some of the many women authors and editors who are soon-to-publish their books with Signature, including: Cheryl L. Bruno, editor of Secret Covenants: New Insights on Early Mormon Polygamy Katie Ludlow Rich & Heather Sundahl, authors and editors of a 50-…

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Adventures in Radio with Barney Norris: Rhiannon Tise 50:55

4M ago50:55

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In this final episode, acclaimed playwright, novelist and host of the Adventures in Radio podcast series, Barney Norris, talks to Rhiannon Tise about her radio adaptation of George Eliot’s The Mill on the Floss. What of the uniqueness of the radio drama form? What of a writer’s creative freedom when handling a pre-existing work? What of the constra…

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Adventures in Radio with Barney Norris: Hannah Silva 53:38

4M ago53:38

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Join acclaimed playwright, novelist and host of the Adventures in Radio podcast series, Barney Norris, as he talks to Hannah Silva about her radio drama, An Artificially Intelligent Guide to Love. What of the formative role radio has played in Hannah’s life? What of her introduction to the phenomenal potential of sound, language, and voice? What of…

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[S4E5] Barbara Marie Minney: Poetry of Tangled Faith 52:57

4M ago52:57

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Award-winning transgender author Barbara Marie Minney talks about her newest poetry collections, her complicated relationship with God, and the personal forces that ignited her poetic Renaissance. Learn more about Barbara at: https://www.barbaramarieminneypoetry.com/

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Michael Quinn's daughters, "Chosen Path" annotators discuss his new memoir 1:07:20

4M ago1:07:20

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At this recent event at Signature Books, D. Michael Quinn’s two daughters and the annotators of Quinn’s posthumously published book, Chosen Path, shared what they learned about this enigmatic historian and father—and about twentieth-century Mormonism—through reading his remarkable new memoir. Listen in to this candid conversation as Mary Quinn, Lis…

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[S4E4] John Dorsey: Poetry of Prolific Time Fragments 53:24

5M ago53:24

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Wildly prolific author and screenwriter John Dorsey discusses his pragmatic approaches to writing, his view of the Ohio community, and how the writing drive changes in the face of existential uncertainty. Learn more about John at: https://rustytruck.wordpress.com/category/john-dorsey/

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Adventures in Radio with Barney Norris: Timberlake Wertenbaker 37:11

5M ago37:11

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In this episode, acclaimed playwright, novelist and podcast host, Barney Norris talks to Timberlake Wertenbaker about her radio adaptation of Marcel Proust’s seminal 20th century novel In Search of Lost Time. What of the context? What of the challenges? What of the importance of memory and of the madeleines? Enjoy this truly brilliant conversation …

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[S4E3] Jeremy Jusek: Poetry of Fevered Imagination 1:15:45

5M ago1:15:45

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Podcast host Jeremy Jusek gets a taste of his own medicine when Ohio beat poet laureate Sandra Feen conducts a brilliant interview of her own. Visit Jeremy's website here: www.jeremyjusek.com.

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Sneak Peak at Signature’s Forthcoming Books 42:30

5M ago42:30

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In this episode, Signature marketing manager Devery Anderson talks with director Barbara Jones Brown and marketing specialist Beth Brumer-Reeve about our forthcoming titles over the next several months. Seven books will be released during the first half of 2024. First are two volumes of poetry, Maurine Clark’s This Insatiable August and Darlene You…

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Adventures in Radio with Barney Norris: Fraser Ayres 45:44

5M ago45:44

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As the Adventures in Radio series continues, acclaimed playwright, novelist and podcast host, Barney Norris talks to Fraser Ayres about his award-winning radio play, Maynard – a highly compelling comic drama set in and celebrating the locations and communities of multicultural Brixton. What of the inspiration behind the play and what of its develop…

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[S4E2] Calil Cage: Poetry of Seeded Imagination 1:04:38

6M ago1:04:38

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Calil Cage, a.k.a. Just C.O.S., is a performance poet and founder fo The Sparrow's Fortune that talks about wanderlust & finding his home in Cleveland, finding purpose in the poetry community, and his appreciation for lineage.

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Adventures in Radio with Barney Norris: Nell Leyshon 41:27

6M ago41:27

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In this episode acclaimed playwright, novelist, and host of the Adventures in Radio podcast, Barney Norris continues the series with a discussion featuring playwright and novelist Nell Leyshon about her play, Folk – a drama that explores the story of Cecil Sharp and his song-collecting in Somerset in the summer of 1903. What of the inspiration behi…

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Author Maureen Clark on This Insatiable August 42:33

6M ago42:33

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In this episode, we talk with Maureen Clark about her collection of poetry, This Insatiable August, which releases in February 2024 wherever Signature Books are sold. Clark, a writer and poet living in Bountiful, Utah, redefines her voice in what poet Dayna Patterson calls "a tender miracle of a book." Listen in as she speaks about growing up Mormo…

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[S4E1] Stephanie Kendrick: Poetry of United Purpose 56:44

6M ago56:44

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Poet laureate of Athens Stephanie Kendrick discusses her social and community work, the recurring themes in her writing, and the ethical concerns surrounding real-life representations.

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Adventures in Radio with Barney Norris: Connor Allen 45:03

6M ago45:03

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Join acclaimed playwright, novelist, and host of the Adventures in Radio podcast, Barney Norris, as he talks to writer and previous Children’s Laureate for Wales, Connor Allen about his award-winning radio drama, The Making of a Monster. What of the inspiration behind the play? What of the process of writing for radio? What does it mean to share so…

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Panelists discuss D. Michael Quinn's new memoir, Chosen Path 43:26

6M ago43:26

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In this episode, D. Michael Quinn’s son, Moshe; Equality Utah executive director Troy Williams; and historian Sara M. Patterson join Signature Books director Barbara Jones Brown for a compelling conversation on Mike Quinn’s remarkable new memoir, Chosen Path, newly published by Signature Books. D. Michael Quinn will long be remembered as one of the…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Great Expectations: a visit to the Charles Dickens Museum 31:22

7M ago31:22

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The legendary Victorian author Charles Dickens was clearly a brilliant novelist, but what of his role as campaigner and advocate for authors' rights? What of his contribution towards the development of copyright law in the 19th century? As we raise a glass to our members and celebrate the role of collective action, join SoA Advisory Clinic co-hosts…

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#125 • Lick The Plate • Pod Bible Listener Polls • Latest Issue 18:13

7M ago18:13

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Welcome to episode 125 of the Pod Bible podcast! The final Podbible of 2023, including details about the listener polls, the latest PB issue and a chat with the host and creator of Lick The Plate who joined Stu to talk about the show. Podbible Listener Polls Lick The Plate • Instagram • Apple Podcasts POD BIBLE LINKS Magazine Twitter Instagram Face…

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Tribute Event for Lavina Fielding Anderson 1:19:19

7M ago1:19:19

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The Mormon Studies community lost an icon in October with the death of Lavina Fielding Anderson. She was an important presence and voice for decades as an editor at the Ensign magazine, as an associate editor of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, editor of the Journal of Mormon History, as a professional editor who helped shape numerous article…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: And the winner is... Johanna Clarke and Robyn Law on prizes and funding from the Society of Authors 1:11:07

7M ago1:11:07

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What role does the Society of Authors play in the awarding of literary prizes and funding? How does this all work to celebrate and support writers through their submissions? What do applicants need to be aware of when submitting more generally? Join the SoA Advisory Clinic’s Johanna Clarke in conversation with Head of Grants & Prizes at the SoA, Ro…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: The Big Conversation: AI. Made by humans. 1:29:47

8M ago1:29:47

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What does AI mean for the publishing industry and the authors, editors, illustrators, translators and other creators who work within its eco-system? What are the ethical, legal and practical concerns? How can authors benefit from the new technologies while safeguarding their interests? Join hosts Johanna Clarke and Theo Jones for a chance to catch-…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Scriptwriters’ symposium: AI. Made by humans. 1:06:45

8M ago1:06:45

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What does AI mean for scriptwriters? What are the dangers and what are the opportunities? What can we learn from the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike action in the US and how can writers safeguard their interests here in the UK? Join SoA Advisory Clinic hosts Johanna Clarke and Theo Jones for another chance to enjoy this discussion, originally…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Human creativity meets generative AI: on safeguarding interests and protecting rights 1:14:38

8M ago1:14:38

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The AI development race is opaque, unfettered and unregulated, and driven primarily by the profit motives of large corporations, despite some likely adverse impacts. The ethical and moral ramifications of these AI systems are complex, and the legal ramifications are not limited to the infringement of copyright’s economic rights, but may include inf…

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Alex Douglas on The Old Testament for Latter-day Saints 49:57

8M ago49:57

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This episode features Alex Douglas, author of the new book, The Old Testament for Latter-day Saints. He and Signature marketing manager Devery Anderson discuss how biblical scholarship has enriched our understanding of the Hebrew Bible and specifically what this means for LDS Church members. How should they view statements in the Book of Mormon tha…

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#124 • Reminding You Why You Love Football • Willy Willy Harry Stee • The Starting Line 40:37

8M ago40:37

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Welcome to episode 124 of the Pod Bible podcast! Adam and Stu walk you through the latest in podcasts, including chats with hosts and creators of Reminding You Why You Love Football, Willy Willy Harry Stee and The Starting Line. Reminding You Why You Love Football Willy Willy Harry Stee The Starting Line POD BIBLE LINKS Magazine Twitter Instagram F…

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Thomas G. Alexander on John A. Widtsoe: Scientist and Theologian 28:52

8M ago28:52

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Today we talk with historian Thomas G. Alexander, author of John A. Widtsoe: Scientist and Theologian 1872-1952, a new biography in Signature’s Brief Biography series. Widtsoe (1872–1952) served as an LDS apostle for over thirty years and came to this position as an established author, scientist, and administrator, who believed science and religion…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Getting Started in Northern Ireland: opportunities, advice and what to expect 1:31:59

8M ago1:31:59

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If you are a new or emerging writer in Northern Ireland seeking advice and guidance on getting started, this one’s for you. Join SoA Advisory Clinic hosts Johanna Clarke and Theo Jones as they bring you another chance to catch-up on a session originally delivered as part of the SOA@Home festival. Brought to you by the Society of Authors in Northern…

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Season 2 Episode 1 - What is "Horror"? 56:09

9M ago56:09

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In this episode, your hosts debate about what makes a piece of literature or film "horror." This is a large topic and we are just scratching the surface, but we are opening up the conversation for further exploration!By Mary Leoson, Kelly Griffiths, David Williams

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Copyright across the Channel: how much greener is the grass? 52:01

9M ago52:01

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The UK’s copyright regime is often seen as a good practice framework for the protection of lucrative intellectual property, reserving to creators significant powers to control and monetize the value of their creative works. But with so much hanging on the terms agreed as a matter of contract, what of a creator’s right at law to know exactly how the…

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Noel Carmack on Useful to the Church and Kingdom: The Journals of James H. Martineau, Pioneer and Patriarch, 1850-1918 59:11

9M ago59:11

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On this episode we talk to Noel Carmack, co-editor with Charles M. Hatch of the new two-volume work to be released in early November, Useful to the Church and Kingdom: The Journals of James H. Martineau, Pioneer and Patriarch, 1850-1918. Martineau converted to Mormonism in 1850 and spent his life as a surveyor, mapmaker, civil engineer, and leader …

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Bonus • Alex from Distorted • Emma from On Tour With Sport 24 32:47

9M ago32:47

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Welcome to a very special bonus episode of the Pod Bible podcast! As always the hosting duties are expertly handled by Adam, with guest interviewing action conducted by the mighty Stu. Two lovely chats on this bonus ep, featuring Alex Jungius of Distorted, and Emma Saunders of On Tour With Sport 24! A fabulous two chat episode which truly gets to t…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: May your works survive you: wills, estates and your manuscripts 1:39:43

9M ago1:39:43

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Copyright lasts for 70 years after your death, so it is important to plan for how best to continue to manage and control your estate in the future. Join SoA Advisory Clinic hosts Johanna Clarke and Theo Jones as they bring you another chance to enjoy this session originally delivered as part of the SoA@Home Festival, featuring solicitors Robert Cra…

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The Path and the Gate: A Look at Contemporary Mormon Fiction 39:43

9M ago39:43

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In today’s podcast, we talk with Andrew Hall, associate professor of East Asian History at Kyushu University, and Robert Raleigh, editor of In Our Lovely Deseret: Mormon Fictions, published by Signature Books. Their current book, The Path and the Gate: Mormon Short Fiction, is a collection of twenty-three short stories stemming from the prompt, “Th…

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The September Six and The Struggle for the Soul of Mormonism 38:05

10M ago38:05

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September 2023 marks the thirtieth anniversary of what came to be dubbed “The September Six,” in which the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints excommunicated or disciplined six intellectuals and activists. Today’s guest is Professor Sara M. Patterson, speaking about her just-released book on the subject, The September Six and The Struggle f…

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: The Wonderful World of Audio Drama: A centenary celebration and an advisory tale 1:30:19

10M ago1:30:19

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SoA Advisory Clinic hosts Johanna Clarke and Theo Jones invite you to come celebrate with them, and a host of stars, as 2023 marks the centenary celebrations of 100 years of audio drama on the BBC! Shining a light of this most brilliant of forms, they showcase the SoA’s work in running and administering their two awards for audio drama writing, cel…

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Sneak peak of 50 Years of Exponent II 17:19

10M ago17:19

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From 1872–1914, Latter-day Saint suffragists in Utah published a women’s rights newspaper called the Woman’s Exponent. In 1974, a group of Boston women that included historians Laurel Thatcher Ulrich and Claudia Bushman began publishing Exponent II, a quarterly periodical that they called a “spiritual descendant” of the original Exponent. Exponent …

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The SoA Advisory Clinic: The What, Why and How of Contracts: Publishing agreements and how to negotiate them 59:46

10M ago59:46

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Contracts are legally binding agreements, recognisable at law and enforceable through the courts. They can be made orally or in writing, and on clear and express terms or implied by conduct. But what makes a contract and how best to navigate what this means in the context of a commission or publishing deal? What steps should be taken to protect you…

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