Chambered Nautilus
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<p><b>Chambered Nautilus</b> – words in your ear.</p> <p>It's said that if you hold a conch shell to your ear, you will hear the ocean. But it’s not a memory of the ocean that the conch shell contains, it's the vitality of ambient sound as it moves through the shell’s multiple chambers. Conversely, the conch shell is a horn.</p> <p><b>Chambered Nautilus</b> brings voice to what matters in words that resonate in 10-minute podcasts. We feature poetry, flash fiction, rap, lyrics, unexpected moments, satire, verbal pictures lyrically documenting how we live and who we are. </p> <p>Join us. </p>
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3/23/2022
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April 12, 2022
"Stand up," she said.
<p>Actor, singer Gwyn Mackenzie reads a poem from the book and podcast, <a href="https://pod.co/mercurys-wake" target="_blank">Mercury's Wake</a>.</p>
April 4, 2022
Julia Fulton shares Trapped in Heaven
<p>Actor/writer/director, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julie_Fulton" target="_blank">Julia Fulton</a> reads her poem, Trapped in Heaven.</p>
April 4, 2022
Roi Kwabena's DEEP OBEAH
<p>Celebrating the memory of the author of <i>Deep Obeah</i>, Dr. Roi Kwabena.</p> <p><b><i>He was a </i></b><a href="http://nefertamu.tripod.com/poet.html" target="_blank"><b><i>cultural anthropologist</i></b></a><b><i>, but not an academic. His work was done entirely outside of the walls of academia, a form of cultural activism that inspired others who—even without a degree in anthropology—began to call themselves anthropologists nonetheless. He was an artist, a musician, a poet, a teacher, an essayist, a researcher, a publisher, and for a while a politician as well. What distinguishes Roi Kwabena </i></b>.<b><i>...was his combination of art and analysis, culture and politics, publication and public engagement, in the service of a committed critique of imperialism and neo-colonialism. A man from “the periphery,” he operated across the periphery and the centre.</i></b><i> ---</i>Professor Maximilian C. Forte from <a href="http://openanthropology.org/roi-kwabena.htm" target="_blank"><b>Zero Anthropology</b></a></p> <p>My thanks to Professor Maximilian Forte for permission to share Dr. Kwabena's words and music, they are powerful.</p>
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- What is Chambered Nautilus?
<p><b>Chambered Nautilus</b> – words in your ear.</p> <p>It's said that if you hold a conch shell to your ear, you will hear the ocean. But it’s not a memory of the ocean that the conch shell contains, it's the vitality of ambient sound as it moves through the shell’s multiple chambers. Conversely, the conch shell is a horn.</p> <p><b>Chambered Nautilus</b> brings voice to what matters in words that resonate in 10-minute podcasts. We feature poetry, flash fiction, rap, lyrics, unexpected moments, satire, verbal pictures lyrically documenting how we live and who we are. </p> <p>Join us. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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