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Goddard in the World

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Goddard in the World is a podcast highlighting the work of the Goddard College academic community. Goddard has a diverse history with radical roots: our guests’ work before, during and after Goddard reflect not only a deep questioning, but how to bring the critical eye to the world and society around us. We are interested in sharing our guests’ stories, rather than focus solely on their accomplishments at Goddard. While we are curious about where Goddard landed on their path, and if/how Goddard shaped their work in the world, the podcast highlights where our guests’ work and passions and how they bring them to their community. All content is copyright of Goddard Alumni Association, an alumni-governed 501(c)3 nonprofit independent of Goddard College Corporation. To learn more, please visit: https://goddardalumni.com/podcast/

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December 19, 2023

Miriam Tobin & SCRiB Lab

Today we’re talking to Miriam BC Tobin, winner of the Goddard Alumni Association Spirit Grant for her work with SCRiB Lab, a writing organization aimed at creating community through experimentation. SCRiB Lab provides writing labs in three categories: SCRiBE for literary writers; SCRiPT for dramatic writers; and SCRiBBLE for ideas seekers. Besides creating a playful space for writers, Miriam is a contemporary absurdist playwright, interested in using the grandiose and extraordinary to explore human truths. We talk about Absurdism with a capital A in theater: how absurdism (like rocks starting to talk) can be used not to be silly or funny, but to make a point about human existence. Miriam says, “Absurdism is this idea, or this concept of what happens when a human faces the greater universe. And is that space in between ‘I am a small little human’ and the devastation of seeing the great expanse of the universe.” We also talk about how the themes of Absurdism relate to classical Greek and Roman theater, in how humans relate to nature. At Goddard, Miriam was exposed to pre-Columbian drama (particularly Mayan) and Noh drama, both of which influenced her thesis play. She was specifically drawn to how both of those eras engage the community/audience in the participation or spectacle of the plays, and how the stories continue beyond the end of the theater piece. Keep up with Miriam and SCRiB Lab at: Website: https://mirbct.com/plays Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scrib.lab/ Website: https://www.scriblab.org/ And if anyone wants to compose an opera with Miriam, or sponsor SCRiBLAB do get in touch! Recommendations: Links Sleep No More: https://mckittrickhotel.com/events/sleep-no-more/ The Catamounts: https://www.thecatamounts.org/ Sweet Truth: https://www.instagram.com/sweettruthinsta/ Stories/Plays: Sleeping Beauty Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll The Bacchae, Euripides Medea, Euripides Sweeney Todd, Stephen Sondheim Authors/Movements: Martin Esslin Samuel Beckett Theater of the Absurd Linda Addison Jeff Strand

October 31, 2023

Sam Rebelein and Mike Alvarez Return!

Warning: SPOILERS ABOUND in this episode! Sam Rebelein and Mike Alvarez are back for an appropriately Halloween-y episode! Last time we talked about their horror inspirations; this time we’re talking about their recent (October 2023) book publications! We talk about their books individually and together: how and why they use body horror to enhance their narratives; monsters as metaphors for grief, loss, and trauma; and the act of writing itself and how it can retraumatize or heal the writer. If you’re anti-spoiler DON’T listen to this podcast until you buy the books (spoiler: they’re worth it). If you don’t mind spoilers, take a listen and buy the books anyway! Snag Edenville and check out Sam’s other work: https://www.srebelein.com/ Snag Mike’s Unraveling direct from the publisher: https://www.routledge.com/Unraveling-An-Autoethnography-of-Suicide-and-Renewal/Alvarez/p/book/9781032346519 Recommendations Transformative Language Arts Network: tlanetwork.org Books: Kathryn Harrison, The Kiss R.L. Stine, Goosebumps series Louise DeSalvo, Writing as a Way of Healing Movies & TV Jeepers Creepers, Victor Salva The Babadook, Jennifer Kent Hereditary, Ari Aster Fargo (Season 2), FX, Noah Hawley Video Games: The Last of Us The Witcher 3 God of War

September 26, 2023

Transformative Language Arts roundtable

This week Amanda is hosting a Transformative Language Arts (TLA) roundtable: Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, founder of TLA and current chair of the TLA Network (TLAN) board Angie Ebba, graduate of the TLA program at Goddard; and Joy Zimmerman, board member of TLAN. We discuss the role of words, especially poetry and song in our lives, particularly how we all recognize the power of words to make our experiences concrete and understood to ourselves and others. All music in this episode is by Joy Zimmerman. Featured songs: “We Are a Bell” and “Nobel Prize” from Where the Light Lives. Caryn developed Transformative Language Arts (TLA) as a concentration in the IMA program at Goddard. While it no longer exists as curriculum at Goddard, the nonprofit TLANetwork is holding community space for people who use written, spoken, and sung word for personal and community transformation. One of the keystone events of TLAN is the Power of Words conference. Everyone at the roundtable will be presenting at the 2023 Power of Words conference: Amanda’s workshop: Using TLA to Create & Deepen Your Family Archive Angie’s workshop: My Body is Not a Battlefield: Illness, Body, and the Use of Metaphor Caryn’s panel discussion: TLA in the World: Transforming Communities Through the Power of Words Caryn’s workshop with Kathryn Lorenzen: The Big Picture of Your TLA Livelihood and Life Joy’s keynote performance with Erin McGrane: music and spoken word For more information please follow the links below: 2023 Power of Words conference: https://www.tlanetwork.org/conference Transformative Language Arts Network: https://www.tlanetwork.org/ Joy Zimmerman: https://joyzimmermanmusic.com/music Angie Ebba: http://rebelonpage.com/ Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg: https://www.carynmirriamgoldberg.com/

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What is Goddard in the World?: Goddard in the World is a podcast highlighting the work of the Goddard College academic community. Goddard has a diverse history with radical roots: our guests’ work before, during and after Goddard reflect not only a deep questioning, but how to bring the critical eye to the world and society around us.

We are interested in sharing our guests’ stories, rather than focus solely on their accomplishments at Goddard. While we are curious about where Goddard landed on their path, and if/how Goddard shaped their work in the world, the podcast highlights where our guests’ work and passions and how they bring them to their community.

All content is copyright of Goddard Alumni Association, an alumni-governed 501(c)3 nonprofit independent of Goddard College Corporation.

To learn more, please visit: https://goddardalumni.com/podcast/
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates inactive.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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