*all listings below are hyperlinks directly to the artists and books mentioned
SOUND MAP FOR THE EPISODE:
Folklore / “The Bridge of Chan-Chou I: “Crossing the River” / Forrest Fang
Guzheng: Traditional Chinese Music / “Small Bamboo Raft” / Lixue Lin-Siedler
Guzheng: Traditional Chinese Music / “Fisherman’s Song” / Lixue Lin-Siedler
BOOKS MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE
Mountain Home: The Wilderness Poetry of Ancient China, David Hinton
The Art of Haiku: Its History Through Poems and Paintings By Japanese Masters, Stephen Addis
Japanese Death Poems: Written by Zen Monks and Haiku Poets on the Verge of Death, Yoel Hoffman
This Very Moment: Teaching, Thinking, Dancing, Barbara Dilley
Standing in Space: The Six Viewpoints Theory and Practice, Mary Overlie
Zen & the Art of Photography, Douglas Beasley
The Zen of Creativity: Cultivating Your Artistic Life, John Daido Loori
The Book of Hermits: A History of Hermits from Antiquity to the Present, Robert Rodriguez
The Ecological Era & Classical Chinese Naturalism: A Case Study of Tao Yuanming, Shuyuan Lu
The Selected Poems of T’ao Ch’ien, translated by David Hinton
Wayfaring Poet Profile: T'ao Yuan-ming (365-427)
Fantastic! I am really enjoying and benefitting from these podcasts of yours. I had sort of expected that there might be somewhat meandering messages with recited poems a couple times a month, but now I am grasping the very different intention you have for this effort. It's really pretty remarkable the level of forethought and planning and choreographing you have put into this enterprise. Your scholarship is astounding, one reference after another introduced in a timely way. I hope a lot of this serves double duty as a future book, since you have one developing here that would be a gift and would fill a needed spot in the articulation of the Wayfaring Poet Path you are elucidating. "Wine jar filling cups without me"!!! How great is that?! Also, I am deeply honored to hear my name mentioned in the company of others I look up to as mothers and fathers of the art. Thank you. It is a pleasure to walk with you on this beautiful path, and I look forward to hearing more as you evoke the qualities and mysteries of this Way itself.