After Long Grief

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The Conscientious Deacon

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An Old Man's Thought of School

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The Red Flower

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A Ruined Reversolet

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The Young Railroaders: Unabridged

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Alice's Adventures Underground

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Poetry (Unabridged)

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Be Kind When You Can

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The Journey of Life

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Westwood Lake Chronicles

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The Poetry of Lewis Carroll: The writer of Alice In Wonderland was an equally talented poet, this anthology shows why he's regarded as one of the masters of word play.

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There is a River: The Story of Edgar Cayce

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Under the Overpass

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David Wilkerson: The Cross, the Switchblade, and the Man Who Believed

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Sunset in the Tropics

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The Open Window

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The Story Of The First Christmas Tree

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Cape Cod Stories

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Morning, Noon and Night

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Wilderness Essays

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She sweeps with many-colored Brooms

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Safe in their Alabaster Chambers

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I'm Just Dead, I'm Not Gone

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The Romantic Rationalist

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These Fevered Days: Ten Pivotal Moments in the Making of Emily Dickinson

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The Major and the Missionary: A Love Story

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Poems of John of the Cross

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Johnny Cash and the Paradox of American Identity

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Wovoka: The Life and Legacy of the Prophet of the Ghost Dance Movement

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Our Vestry (Unabridged)

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Pretty Boys Are Poisonous: Poems

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Beowulf

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The Iliad: A New Translation by Caroline Alexander

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Beowulf: A New Translation

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This Other Eden

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Tao Te Ching: A New English Version

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The Inferno

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The Prophet

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Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches

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Gilgamesh: A New English Version

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Milk and Honey

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The Poems of T.S. Eliot Read by Jeremy Irons

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Beowulf

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The Gift of Rumi: Experiencing the Wisdom of the Sufi Master

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Spirits in Bondage

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Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: with Pearl and Sir Orfeo

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The Classic Hundred Poems: All-Time Favorites

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The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson

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The Inferno of Dante

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Metamorphoses

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner: Classic Tales Edition

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Rumi's Little Book of Life: The Garden of the Soul, the Heart, and the Spirit

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Promises of Gold

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Pure Act: The Uncommon Life of Robert Lax

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Poetry Unbound: 50 Poems to Open Your World

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The Iliad: The Fitzgerald Translation

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The Strength In Our Scars

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Good Poems: Selected and Introduced by Garrison Keillor

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Beowulf: Translated by Seamus Heaney

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Temple Folk

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Small Towns to Explore in Wisconsin: Episode 5's Campfire Conversation was recommended by Around the Campfire Group Member, Karen Wirth and we're talking about small towns. During our Behind-the-Scenes we're joined by DW producer Jenny Ingish to talk about a new episode all about the Sauk Prairie and Merrimac.

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Wisconsin Roots: The Rise of Madeline Consoer: In this episode of The Cabin, we check in with emerging Wisconsin native country artist Madeline Consoer. The singer/songwriter is getting chart attention and national exposure with her songs and performances, most notably with her appearance on The Voice. The Eagle River native shares her story with us, and how some unlikely and sometimes spontaneous experiences singing, along with support from family and friends, led her to follow her dream to Nashville where she continues to expand her network, career, and profile. Along with her story, enjoy some anecdotes, draw some inspiration for following your dreams, learn about her music, and enjoy a deeper dive into today’s music industry. Enjoy this “fun hang” with Wisconsin’s own Madeline Consoer!

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Verses In Vox Promo: Imagine classic works of poetry from the likes of Dickinson, Kipling and Tennyson fused with original music scores and enhanced with sound effects. Verses In Vox™ is a short-form, dramatic poetry program produced collaboratively by an international...

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EP #264 - 04.22.2021 - Poetry for the COVID Era: Today I welcome David Hassler to discuss the Global Vaccine Poem Project. David Hassler directs the Wick Poetry Center at Kent State University. He is the author or editor of nine books of poetry and nonfiction, including Growing Season: The Life of a Mi...

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Wisc-Sculptures: Cool Sculptures to Check Out Across the State: Eric and Ana welcome Jillian Talarczyk from the Madison Public Art Project to discuss how sculpture is part of art. You can see it from afar, see it up close, sometimes you’re allowed to climb on it, much of the time you gotta keep off it. But it’s designed, like any art, to arouse the senses, encourage analysis, and be appreciated for what it means or represents. In this episode, we’ll talk about some of the notable sculptures around the state, from the majestic to the whimsical.

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Anahid Nersessian, "Keats's Odes: A Lover's Discourse" (U Chicago Press, 2021): An interview with Anahid Nersessian

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Wisconsin’s Most Instagrammable Places: On this week's episode of The Cabin we're talking about some of the most instagrammable spots in Wisconsin. We're talking the picturesque places that will truly take your breathe away. Now, you may remember her from episode 1, we're joined again by DW Producer Taylor Carruthers to talk about a new episode we're calling; Gathering Waters.

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Play Ball: An Overview of Wisconsin’s Baseball Teams: It’s officially spring, which means we are ready for baseball season. Of course, Wisconsin is known for our major league team, The Brewers, but we also have an abundance of minor league teams across the state, so you can enjoy a slice of America’s favorite pastime in your backyard. Whether your goal is to enjoy a game on a gorgeous summer night, or if you’re really there to tailgate, we’ve got the details. Plus, this episode ends with a hilarious discussion of what happened behind-the-scenes while the Discover Wisconsin crew was filming this upcoming episode, “Off-Road Wisconsin: Tales from the Trails”.

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Michael Kleber-Diggs — Gloria Mundi: Is there life after death? This poem says yes: where one life is part of a cycle of life that continues.

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The Caves of Wisconsin: Here we are with lucky number 13! This episode was recorded remotely by our team and this week our Campfire Conversation is all about the Caves of Wisconsin. During our Behind-the-Scenes segment we're talking all about an important Wisconsin staple, DAIRY, in a new episode of Discover Wisconsin: Destination Dairy.

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Favorite Festivals: Episode 14! Welcome to another remotely recorded episode of The Cabin, a podcast by Discover Wisconsin. Our Campfire Conversation is all about different festivals that take place across the state of Wisconsin. We recognize that many of these events have been canceled or postponed this year but we still want to take the time to talk about some of our favorite ones. The Behind-the-Scenes segment this week is all about things to do and see in the Stoughton area! While we are all staying at home for right now this is a great opportunity to plan some trips for the coming months.

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Wisconsin’s Most Famous Foods (ft. Josh Ostermann): Hey, we love our Wisconsin foods and today in The Cabin, we dive right into which Wisconsin foods are most iconic - and why. Josh Ostermann joins Eric, Ana, and Jake for a take on everything from butter burgers and brats to cheese, custard, kringle, and more - a little something for everyone to snack on!

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Moshe and David Kasher

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Willi Carlisle celebrates Missouri's queer culture: Ozark troubadour Willi Carlisle brings his small-town love and queer themes…

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‘Do It, I Dare You.’: In his early 20s, Kevin Renn moved to New York City with dreams of making it as a playwright. When money got tight, he decided to fall back on a familiar option: babysitting. “The question, though, wasn’t whether I would be a good nanny, but if anyone would let me — as a Black man who is over six feet tall,” Kevin said in his Modern Love essay. Kevin soon became a nanny to Lucas, a 4-year-old boy with a wide smile and stylish parents. Today, Kevin takes us into his secret world with Lucas — their intertwining daily routines, the nights full of spaghetti and meatballs and jazz music, and the times they stood up to strangers with a phrase that became their refrain: “Do it, I dare you.” Then, we get to hear from Lucas, now 7 years old.

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Swing Low, Sweet Chariot: A Choctaw freedman in the old Indian Territory, Wallis Willis, wrote "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" ,in what is now Choctaw County, near the County seat of Hugo, Oklahoma sometime before 1862. He was inspired by the Red River, which reminded him of the J

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Ellen Bass Reads Frank X. Gaspar: Ellen Bass joins Kevin Young to read “Quahogs,” by Frank X. Gaspar, and her own poem “Because.” A chancellor of the Academy of American Poets, Bass has received the Lambda Literary Award for poetry, the Pablo Neruda Prize for poetry, and fellowships from

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Madison, Wisconsin - Jeff Finup | Aztalan Mounds, Columbia, Lake Monsters, and The Madison Morpher

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David Huckfelt, ep. 39: David Huckfelt, founding member of the Minneapolis folk band, The Pines, emanates poetry in everything he does. From his solo work to his outlook on life, Huckfelt is living artwork. It was a real pleasure to speak with him about his Iowa upbringing, his connection to indigenous people and his two-week solitary writing retreat on the most remote and least visited national park in mighty Lake Superior. American Songwriter Podcast Network: https://americansongwriter.com/american-songwriter-podcast-network/basic-folk-podcast/

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Sleep and Poetry | Keats

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The Poet as Citizen

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Episode 48: Vess Quinlan: Poet Vess Quinlan discusses growing up on small family ranches, contracting polio as a child, occupational poetry, and offers insights into ranch culture.   Find out more about Cowboy Crossroads at   Become a patron at

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Quakers, Fiction, and Virginia Woolf: In this episode of Quakers Today we ask, How do you process memories, experiences and feelings? For the best listening experience we encourage you to listen to this episode with headphones or earbuds.   Rashid Darden's Personal Reflections The episod...

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Limericks by Edward Lear, Narrated by Chris Jagger

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Episode 83: Deanna Dickinson McCall: Fifth-generation rancher and poet Deanna Dickinson McCall shares stories about her ranching heritage, raising her family on a ranch in the remote Great Basin region of Nevada, and absorbing the cowboy poetry tradition from her Texas...

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9/8/2013 Linda Godfrey back with more Dogman and Werewolve stories: author, investigator and artist with a penchant for Lhasa Apsos and werewolves, living in the Ke...

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Kevin MacLeod-George-Street-Shuffle Classic Jazz: Kevin MacLeod is an American composer and musician. MacLeod has composed over 2,000 pieces of royalty-free library music and made them available under a Creative Commons copyright license. His licensing options allow anyone to use his music for free...

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Kickoff Into Fall: Seasonal Check In: We’ve been talking about fall for a couple weeks now but this week is the official first week of this colorful season! To celebrate the transition, we’re taking a look back at some of our favorite summer memories and thinking ahead to what we’re most excited for this fall. We also welcome back Discover Wisconsin Social Media Specialist Abbey Stecker for another edition of “Dear Abbey” to answer some fan-submitted questions.

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May 9, 2019 Your Impact on Your Garden, Alexandre Cassini, Lewis and Clark and Le Page, the Delaware State Flower, Hewett Watson, A Nation in Bloom, Matthew Biggs, Prune Time, and Erwin Frink Smith: Take two gardeners.   They grow up learning to garden from the same person.   They read the same books on gardening.   They go to the same gardening workshops.   They tour the same public gardens.   Yet, their gardens will...

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Noodling with the Texas Wends: In “Noodling with the Texas Wends,” Gravy producer Evan Stern takes us to the small, Central Texas town of Serbin, which was last included in the Census more than 20 years ago, when the population was only 37. But its sign still proudly announces...