"You'd sing too if you found yourself in a place like this" - Leonard Cohen
Radio of Resistance
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"You'd sing too if you found yourself in a place like this" - Leonard Cohen
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6/2/2021
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June 21, 2021
Michael Cunningham - "The Hours"
<p>Stay alive. Getting through the hours, the days, the weeks, the months. If you can’t run, then walk. If you can’t walk, then crawl. And if you can’t crawl, I will always be here to pull you through. Do whatever it takes just to get through the hour.</p> <p>- Radio of Resistance -</p> <p>In this podcast episode, we will go through a simple discussion of Michael Cunningham's "The Hours" and a much more complex discussion on human loneliness. We all long for love and strength and whatever it needs just to get through another hour; alive, yes, with sadness and despair, but we stay alive nonetheless. And no matter what reasons we hang on to stay alive - be it another person, another cup of coffee, another waking morning, filled with warm blankets and fragrant sheets - as long as you are still breathing through another day, you are the greatest soldier. A soldier who trudges through battles no one sees, wins the wars no one knows about, and comes back as a veteran of life and sadness.</p> <p>Be brave. And most important of all, be kind, always.</p> <p>***********************</p> <p>Email: thanhpdinh03@gmail.com (for when you have the mood to share your stories)</p> <p>Instagram: @bipolar_psyche</p> <p>YouTube: Radio of Resistance</p> <p>Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/radioofresistance</p> <p>Donation (for which I will always be grateful): https://paypal.me/bipolarpsyche</p> <p><br></p>
June 14, 2021
Elvis Presley - Are You Lonesome Tonight
<p>You know, I came across Elvis Presley’s “Are You Lonesome Tonight” once, when I was struck by the beauty of the moon and took a step down the abyss too quickly. And though the abyss was beautiful, and though only by lying underneath it, I can truly see how sad and lonely the moon was beneath all her beauty, I swore to myself I would never do it again.</p> <p>- Radio of Resistances - </p> <p>In this episode, strangely, we will not discuss Elvis Presley as the reigning king that he was in his lifetime. Instead, we will focus solely on the song that haunts me and my friends. The song that, though not as popular as Elvis himself, always brings up the tears of nostalgia to anyone and everyone who listens. As Elvis's voice charmingly and sweetly pours drops of honey into my ears, the tingling sadness of a love that is no longer here shelters my loneliness. And yes, I am lonesome tonight. If that poisonous love had ever touched your heart as it did mine, would you like to sit down and share this lonesome night with me?</p> <p>******************************** </p> <p>Send all your stories to be featured: thanhpdinh03@gmail.com </p> <p>Follow me on Instagram: @bipolar_psyche </p> <p>See what books I am up to: https://www.facebook.com/radioofresistance/</p> <p>Subscribe to the channel, Radio of Resistance, for the latest updates on the literary discussion podcasts. </p> <p>********************************* </p> <p>Author's Bio: Thanh Dinh graduated from the University of Toronto with distinction. Although she specialized in business management, her passion for writing and literature can burn down a whole forest. She had joined the Creative Writing Workshop at the University of Toronto and achieved a full grade and recognition from her mentor and professor, Richard Greene. As a literary enthusiast, her reading list spans across the globe - from North America's famous writers like Hemingway and Faulkner to the lesser-known Asian authors like Kenzaburo Oe and Yukio Mishima. Heavily influenced by the poets' tireless search for a cure to solitude, she resorts to solving that question using words and tiny stories to show the beauty of the living world and the scars of life's surviving veterans. #literary #bookreview #milankundera #mentalhealth #iterarydiscussion #booksummary</p>
June 7, 2021
Charles Bukowski - You Get So Alone At Times That It Just Makes Sense
<p>So, within the week that I had been gone, the world had been on fire. Not that I had anything to do with it, because I believe I will never have that big of importance on anything, anyone, or any matter, really.</p> <p>No. It’s never one person. It’s all of us.</p> <p>- Radio of Resistances -</p> <p>In this episode, we will have a short discussion on the infamous poet that my professor loves to hate. Indeed, many questioned his verses, his unusual line breaks, his word choices. Some, to this day, still questions his life choices. Is he a symbol of utter misogyny? Is he a monument of male privileges?</p> <p>To me, I see him as nothing more than an erect statue of self-hatred and a life-hater. He is simply yet another one of us who crawls too far down the rabbit hole of the constant existentialism crisis. The self-hatred and self-destructive tendencies within him mount as high as Mt. Everest. They pour out at every word and every period that he fails to put down. As Hemingway once said about the art of writing, Charles Bukowski forces himself to sit at the typewriter every day and bleed. The blood of human solitude, of constant repetition, of living just for the sake of dying. </p> <p>I don't know much about my professor, but all I get from finishing the poetry collection is that I don't wish being a Charles Bukowski on anyone, even the worst of my enemies. </p>
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