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Burning Eye Podcast

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We are a small independent publisher in the South West predominately specialising in promoting spoken word artists. We aim to dispel the assumption that performance poetry does not transfer well to page as well as give emerging and established artist opportunities to be published where they might be rejected from other traditional poetry publishers. As well as poetry, we publish indie fiction, please have a look at our webstore for new release and popular titles. http://burningeyebooks.bigca ...
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In recent decades, more and more energy has been put into developing interventions to either reduce fossil fuel emissions or, in some cases, remove them from the atmosphere entirely. But, which of those interventions actually have the potential to turn the tide in our fight against global heating and which are all talk and no substance? In today's …
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Artificial Intelligence is everywhere now. Over the past year, tools like ChatGPT, Dall-E and Stable Diffusion have turned what was previously a fairly marginal technology into headline news. Industry leaders make great predictions about the future of AI, predicting an end to work (and, perhaps even an end to humanity). But how much of that is like…
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Over the past half decade or so, video essays have taken over YouTube. As things stand, a significant portion of the site's largest creators and most popular videos are at least video essay adjacent. In this fortnight's episode of Induction, Tom takes stock of where the genre has come from, where it is now and where it might be going next with a li…
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Since his death in 1616, William Shakespeare has often been held up as one of the greatest (if not the greatest) English-language writers. Nevertheless, the world in which Shakespeare was writing was clearly a very different on to that which we live in today. So, what is it that keeps audiences, creatives and other thinkers coming back to his work?…
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For a long time, one's 20s were viewed as the defining decade of a person's life. The cultural norm was that this was the decade in which one would find a partner, get married, settle down and buy a house. But, even for those who want to pursue such a life plan, the economic shifts of the past twenty years mean that such a route now looks all-but i…
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In this audio-exclusive episode of Induction, Tom is joined by Unlearning Economics to chat a little bit about inflation: what it is, why it's currently so high, and what can be done to bring it down again. (Also contains a lot of talk about Freddo Frogs.) Watch or listen to every episode of Induction two weeks early at http://go.nebula.tv/inductio…
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It can be difficult to be optimistic about politics. With a climate crisis in full swing and inequality getting worse, it can be easy to slip into a distanced doomerism. But, what if that's bad, actually? In this fortnight's episode of Induction, Tom chats with Andrewism about the importance of utopias and utopian thinking even in the darkest of ti…
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In this fortnight’s episode of Induction, Tom chats to Dr. Rohin Francis about how the internet has changed our relationship with our own health. *The Induction Team* Hosted by Tom Nicholas Edited by Georgia Burrows See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.…
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In this fortnight’s episode of Induction, Tom chats to Zoe Bee about why university professors in both the UK and the US have been striking so much lately, and the broader crisis in higher education that has brought academics to breaking point. Watch or listen to every episode of Induction two weeks early at http://go.nebula.tv/induction Check out …
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In this fortnight's episode of Induction, Tom chats to Jason Slaughter from the YouTube channel Not Just Bikes about the recent boom in urban planning content. How has this once-niche subject area come to take over the internet and become... dare I say it... cool? Watch or listen to every episode of Induction two weeks early at http://go.nebula.tv/…
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In this episode of Induction, Tom is joined by Mia Mulder to talk about Twitter's weirdly powerful algorithm and how its intensity pushes creators to make some fairly odd content. Get access to episodes of Induction a full two weeks early on Nebula at https://go.nebula.tv/induction The Induction Team Hosted by Tom Nicholas Edited by Georgia Burrows…
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The very first episode of Induction, in which Tom is joined by Münecat to talk about the bizarre backlash to 15-minute cities and the protest against them she attended in Oxford. Get access to episodes of Induction a full two weeks early on Nebula at https://go.nebula.tv/induction The Induction Team Hosted by Tom Nicholas Edited by Georgia Burrows …
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The legendary Jackie Juno joins us on the podcast to talk about her new Burning Eye collection Priestess of the Powder Puff Experiment, out now! We get into the buzz of performing at festivals, the duties of the Grand Bards and always being DIY at heart.https://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/priestess-of-the-powder-puff-experiment-by-jackie-juno…
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We're back after a short mid-season break! Back in May, we released Bibi June's pamphlet Kinsey Scale for the Emotionally Fragile Queer and caught up with them on the day of release. In this episode we discuss queerness and poetry as activism, the importance of editing and the joy of performing.https://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/kinsey-scale-…
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This episode features the briliant scottish DIY punk poet Ross McFarlane! We talk about his new pamphlet Life Goals of the Millennials: or The Commune Manifesto - a shout out to all those clinging onto their communities and stable housing.https://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/life-goals-of-the-millenials-or-the-commune-manifesto…
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This episode we catch up with Katie (Tom) Walters on their debut collection My Body is a Resource I am Willing to Expend - out now! We talk about being a disabled artist, before and during the pandemic. How disablity has changed Tom's approach to performance poetry and how digital spaces are integral in a society slipping back into non-disabled rea…
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Spring is officially here, and so is Good Listeners! The debut pamphlet from Somerset poet Pascal Vine.We talk about writing from different perspectives, the communal rituals at DIY punk shows, and how the rural and urban collide. https://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/good-listeners-by-pascal-vinehttps://pascalvinepoet.bigcartel.com/…
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Welcome to a brand new series of the Burning Eye podcast! To kick off the new series, and our new poetry list for 2022 we catch up with Ibizo Lami on their debut collection Chosen Family, adapted from the spoken word show into a gorgeous pamphlet available now from our web store.https://ibizolami.com/https://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/chosen-…
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Bristol based poet Helen Sheppard joins us for this episode to talk about her debut collection Fontanelle, now available from our web store, direct and from your local bookshop. We discuss coming to poetry later in life, the joy of the moment and Helen's launch at Waterstones.https://helensheppard.bigcartel.com/http://burningeye.co.uk…
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On this new episode of the Burning Eye Podcast we catch up with BE poet Andrew Graves on the release of his third BE collection - Not Dancing with Ingrid Pitt. We discuss portrayals of the working class, dark hollywood and being a goth poet... If you love cinema and history, check out http://www.youmustrememberthispodcast.com/Don't forget to get a …
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This episode we catch up with Tina Sederholm on the release of her second BE collection - This Is Not Therapy! We discuss a range of emotions including joy, discomfort and forgiveness as well as awkward in-person gigs and trying to capture that perfect poetry film! --Tina Sederholm is a poet and theatre-maker. Described as‘Completely spellbinding’ …
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Stephen Lightbown joins us to talk about his new poetic novella The Last Custodian - we discuss disability representation in sci fi, the locality of Luke's journey and what the pandemic has improved for people who can't attend IRL events.https://www.stephenlightbown.com/https://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/the-last-custodian-by-stephen-lightbow…
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This episode Bridget is joined by Birmingham Poet Laureate Casey Bailey to discuss his new release - Please Do Not Touch - an exploration of our colonial past, and the present effects on black communities. We dive into some of Birmingham's brimming poetry scene and some sound advice from Casey's dad.http://caseybailey.co.uk/https://burningeye.bigca…
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This episode we take some time to chat to spoken word artist Desree to mark the release of her debut pamphlet I Find My Strength in Simple Things. We talk book box reveal moments, revisiting old work and the excitement of future gigs, IRL.Get a copy of Desree's book direct: https://www.iamdesree.co.uk/burningeye.co.uk…
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This episode we catch up with Cat Hepburn on the release of her new BE collection Dating & Other Hobbies! We talk about the importance of representing different types of dating and relationship models, the process of writing as a spoken word artist and how to celebrate every step of the way.Get a copy of 'Dating & Other Hobbies' direct from https:/…
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Welcome back listeners! We're here to kick off our 2021 schedule with our first interview of the year, with our first author of the year - Rob Gee! On this episode, Rob and I discuss punk poetry origins, the importance of mental health advocacy and who's stories to tell. Rob also gives us some insider knowledge of his many years at fringe festivals…
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Our last episode of 2020! Featuring Neon author Bethany Rose. We discuss mental health, the body, and the poems that didn't make it.Thank you so much for tuning in this year! We really appreciate your support! https://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/neon-by-bethany-roseMusic: Hoist by Andy G. CohenBy Burning Eye Podcast
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This episode we talk with Meanwhile author Cynthia Rodríguez about the book, the poems, the local scene in Leicester in and DIY punk.--https://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/meanwhile-by-cynthia-rodriguez--Cynthia Rodríguez (Monterrey, 1986) is a Mexican-British writer and performer based in Leicester. International, intersectional and interdisci…
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This week we kick back with some biscuits and Erin Bolens to talk about her new book Alternate Endings. “Erin’s poetry is nourishment for the soul. Being able to sit down with this collection was an absolute joy. Always heartwarming, often heartbreaking, these poems have made me laugh out loud and brought tears to my eyes. I felt like I was glowing…
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This week we celebrate the release of MANATOMY - the debut collection from award-winning playwright James McDermott.‘Simply magnificent. You don’t have to have grown up gay to appreciate this poetry but it will have a special charge, beauty and meaning for those of us who have’ - STEPHEN FRYhttps://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/manatomy-by-james…
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Co-editor Bridget catches up with Afshan D'souza-Lodhi on the release her of debut poetry collection 're:desire'. We discuss garlic crushers, mangos and writing sensual poetry. ‘This is an evocative collection of painful and beautiful multilingual poems in which silences are broken, sexuality is uncertain, and love is a bloody mess.’ - Dean AttaBuy…
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Bridget discusses religion, theology and trans rights with 'witness' author Jonathan Kinsman. This episode explores the nature and function of the Christain church, comparisons between the UK and US. We touch on the idea of kindess/anger as a powerful tool of protest and Jonathan treats us to two poems from the collection.http://burningeye.co.ukhtt…
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Our poem this week is from Katie Grant a.k.a Isadora Vibes who's debut poetry collection 'soak' is a visual exploration of pain, passion and the human state.Wheelbarrows--WheelbarrowsThere are twoPropped against the wallLeft by buildersI so wish to take themRight now in this silenceAnd grab a strangerAsk them to raceDown to the squareWith no caresO…
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