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the anxious poet’s podcast

the anxious poet’s podcast

By: Adrian G R Scott
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The Anxious Poet is a journey into the world of poetry, anxiety and vulnerability.Copyright 2018 All rights reserved. Art Literary History & Criticism
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  • Episode 42 - Naming Our Myths - Part Two
    May 26 2025

    The two poems are to be published in my next collection - Where Do Dreams Come From. The books mentioned are The Book Of Symbols - Reflections on Archetypal Images - Taschen, Animal Life in Nature, Myth and Dreams - Elizabeth Caspari, Inner Work: Using Dreams & Active Imagination for Personal Growth: Using Dreams and Active Imagination for Personal Growth - Robert A. Johnson, The Penguin Dictionary of Symbols - Alain Gheerbrant. The App is called Temenos Dream www.temenosdream.com The quote from Hebrew Scripture is from Genesis 32:22-31. If you want to share anything with me about this episode you can email me at adrianscott@mac.com

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    1 hr
  • Mini Poemcast - Advice To Myself In Anxiety
    Mar 14 2025

    The poem comes from my collection entitled A Night Sea Journey available by Clicking Here The Poem by Mary Oliver is called Don't Hesitate. Look out for the next full podcast Naming Our Myths Part Two coming soon.

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    30 mins
  • Episode 41 - A Christmastide Podcast
    Dec 31 2024

    The Poems I read are available on my Website www.adriangorscott.com you can read all four of them there. The carol Diadem is from Kate Rusby's album 'While Mortals Sleep' Listen on Spotify . Thanks for listening in 2024 and I look forward to more chat in 2025.

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    49 mins

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