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Revised Version of, Do not go gentle into that good night. By: Dylan Thomas

Please go gentle into that good night,
Old age shouldn’t burn and rave at close of day;
Don’t rage, why rage against the dying of the light?
 
 Wise men at their end look forward to that heavenly light,
Their lives will no longer be filled with pain and strife,
They will go gentle into that good night.
 
Good men, the last wave by, crying how you should
take the free gift of the water of life.
So don’t Rage, Don’t rage against the dying of the light.
 
 Wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight,
 And learn, surely their reward is on its way,
 They will go gentle into that good night.
 
 Grave men, near death, who see with blinding sight
 Blind eyes could blaze at the face of Jesus Christ,
 So don’t Rage, Don’t rage against the dying of the light.
 
 And you, my father, there on the sad height,
 Sing, bless, me now with your last words, I pray.
 You will go gentle into that good night.
 Don’t rage, Don’t rage against the dying of the light.

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princess diana is killed when the car she’s riding in crashes during a high-speed chase in paris to elude paparazzi as you leave phoenix for concord the governor who barely won election is convicted of extortion and bank fraud and resigns you and millions of others watch princess diana’s funeral on television the two little princes walking along behind their mother’s coffin it breaks your heart elton john’s song about marilyn monroe that your younger brother loves becomes a song about the late princess 

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Zapraszamy na odcinek odrobinę nostalgiczny. Będziemy mówić o próbach odesłania filozofii i jej wynalazków do lamusa, czyli na (podobno) zasłużoną emeryturę.
Bezpośrednią inspiracją jest dla nas wiersz Antoniego Słonimskiego pt. „Lamus”. Dlaczego jednak (znowu!) odwołujemy się do poezji? Bo ulegamy nastrojowi chwili, w której tegoroczną literacką nagrodę Nike otrzymuje po dłuższej przerwie autor poetyckiego tomiku pt. „Mondo Cane” - Jerzy Jarniewicz. No i wciąż jeszcze pamiętamy walijskiego poetę Dylana Thomasa, który wszystkim odsyłanym do lamusa nie pozwala "wchodzić łagodnie do tej dobrej nocy".

Wiersz Antoniego Słonimskiego w interpretacji Niko Niakasa.
Fragment wiersza Dylana Thomasa “Do not go gentle into that good night” w inerpretacji Michaela Sheena za: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-sM-t1KI_Y.

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Muzyka ilustracyjna: Ashot-Danielyan-Composer from Pixabay.

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Production and Sound Design by Kevin Seaman

Production and Sound Design by Kevin Seaman

Uniquely, this week we are discussing both a new publication and a new institution. 

The publication is a book called Out of the Ordinary: How Everyday Life Inspired a Nation and How It Can Again. This book examines the political thought of a group of writers and artists in mid-20th-century Britain, centred around Dylan Thomas, George Orwell, and J.B. Priestley. Their ideas, it argues, offer a vision for how to overcome the polarisation and alienation of our politics today.

The institution is the UCL Policy Lab, which was launched earlier this week, and which seeks to bring together UCL’s top political scientists and economists with policymakers and others in order, we hope, to foster positive change.

Professor Marc Stears, the author of Out of the Ordinary and the inaugural Director of the UCL Policy Lab, joins Uncovering Politics this week.

Mentioned this week:

• M. Stears., Out of the Ordinary: How Everyday Life Inspired a Nation and How It Can Again (London: Belknap Press, 2021)
• The UCL Policy Lab

UCL’s Department of Political Science and School of Public Policy offers a uniquely stimulating environment for the study of all fields of politics, including international relations, political theory, human rights, public policy-making and administration. The Department is recognised for its world-class research and policy impact, ranking among the top departments in the UK on both the 2021 Research Excellence Framework and the latest Guardian rankings.

Stuart and Andie talk with Jason Silva, philosopher, futurist, and host of National Geographic’s Brain Games, and the Shots of Awe video channel. Their talk is a wild ride through the nature of reality. It’s a mind-melting mind-meld of meanings as burners and as earthlings. 

They discuss life, death and how a bicycle can induce synchronicity. They explore how psychedelics cause pivotal mental states of suggestibility to brainwash ourselves for the better, or succumb to delusional thinking, or both.

They paradoxically try to schedule nowness, and control ecstatic surrender. And if you listen closely, you may hear a love story hidden between all the philosophy quotations. Finally, they explore key ingredients to Burning Man’s secret sauce that doesn’t exist. But then again, does existence even exist? 

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What is it about the heron that makes it such a frequent subject for social media posts featuring canal and riverside birds? There is something about it that is strange, singular almost. Spotting one is often felt to be a significant event that should be recorded and remembered. This week we look at the heron in the company of Dylan Thomas, John Moriarty, and Wendell Berry, and explore why it has such an impact on us.  

Journal entry:

“15th May, Saturday

There are times, sitting here, that stillness seems to fill the boat
 Like morning light 
 Pooling and seeping into every corner and crack. 
 It’s not silence 
        Nor even a quietness
 - Though it is both of those.

And all I can hear is Penny softly breathing,
 My pen scratching on paper,
 A wood pigeon’s lazy call.

Even the second-hand on the clock seems to move slower.”         

Episode Information

All the soundscapes featured in this episode are all recorded on site apart from the sample of the grey heron (Ardea cinerea) night call. This was recorded at Berkel en Rodenrijs, Lansingerland, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands by Susanne Kuijpers on the night of 10th May 2021. It is available under Creative Copyright licence at Xeno-Canto: Sharing bird sounds from around the world.  

In this episode I read a passage from John Moriarty’s (2007) What the Curlew Said: Nostos continued. University of Michigan: Lilliput Press. 

I also read ‘The Heron’ by Wendell Berry that can be found in his (2018) anthology The Peace of Wild Things: And other poems. London: Penguin Books

The book I refer to by Richard Jeffries (1879) is his Wildlife in a Southern County of which many versions exist. It has recently been republished, with an introduction by Richard Mabey by Little Toller – Wildlife in a Southern County.

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Alec Guinness wrote and starred in this very funny and inspirational film about a painter who is connected to, and driven by, a strange mystical force called art.

Directed by Ronald Neame. Starring Alec Guinness, Kay Walsh, Renee Houston, Mike Morgan. Screenplay by Alec Guinness based on the book by Joyce Cary.

How is the world wrong about this movie?

From Andras: This is my favorite Alec Guinness performance. Even though it was filmed in ‘57 and released in ‘58 “The Horse’s Mouth” feels like the beginning of the 60’s with its anarchic exuberance and rebellion in the name of art. More beatnik than hippie, I can’t help but feel like it influenced, or at least entertained, The Beatles and the rest of that generation of young British rockers and comedians when they were just inspired English kids like the one played by the poor doomed Mike Morgan in this film.

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Production and Sound Design by Kevin Seaman

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Clare and Hannah take a look at some of their favorite poetry and try to analyze it together. Very wholesome. We feel smarter already. Some of the poets featured include E.E. Cummings, Dylan Thomas, and Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz of the Vogon Galactic Constructor Fleet.

Intro and outro music (“Splanchnics Riff)” composed and performed by Clare T. Walker.

The 8 of Wands appears when it is necessary to focus our attention and act fast. The time for waiting is over. We receive an important message and we need to act on it. Join us this episode when we talk with Harvard educated T. Susan Chang, author of Tarot Correspondences, who literally knows everything there is to know about the tarot. We talk about this card's astrological correspondence: the upbeat Mercury in Sagittarius (expansion of communication), but how that's not always a good thing (gossip, overexposure). We talk about ways to organize your tarot studies to get the most out of them, and simple ways to use this card to aid you in your travels. You won't want to miss this episode!

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This Waxing Moon session is 100% ceremony, trance, energy work, and breath. We focus on setting intentions, clearing blocks, going deeper into our physical practices, connecting with our most authentic self and increasing our capacity for joy, presence, and pleasure in our bodies, hearts, and minds. NOTE: This is Amanda's personal ritual. Please direct questions to amanda@oracleoflosangeles.com (not Between the Worlds) - Click here to register.

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References in this episode include:

• Save the Cat by Blake Snyder - the concept of breaking into Act 3
• Keywords for the Crowley Tarot
• Astrology for the Authentic Self by Demetra George
• Dylan Thomas The Force That Through The Green Fuse Drives The Flower

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Original MUSIC by Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs

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CONTRIBUTORS:

Amanda Yates Garcia (host) & Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs (producer). Often with editing help from Jiha Lee. The BTW image was created by Maria Minnis (tinyparsnip.com / instagram.com/tinyparsnip ) with text designed by Leah Hayes. 

Production and Sound Design By Kevin Seaman

Production and Sound Design by Kevin Seaman