At Night I Fly

By: AT NiGHT I FLY
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  • A show to help you give a shit about poetry … or just give a shit. Diving inside and outside of prison to get to some weird and hard truths At Night I Fly inspires awe through interviews, poetry, field pieces, and a deep array of original music and sound design. Equal parts Ear Hustle, Radiolab, Planet Money, and Ten Things that Scare Me. Spoon Jackson is a poet and journalist from Barstow CA currently 42 years into a life sentence. In the show we read a poem — maybe you like it — then we dive into the history, context, and themes. At the end we re-read the poem and maybe this time — god damn it — you do like it. Spoons radio work has appeared on The Pulse, Reveal, and his own show Uncuffed. He has multiple poetry books and a memoir. Matthew Schneeman is a radio/podcast producer who has been featured on public radio, podcasts, and his own show Your Eulogy. Email us! - atnightiflypodcast@gmail.com
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  • Marvin and the Mountain

    Marvin and the Mountain
    Jun 14 2020
    Piece made for KCRW's 24 2020 Radio Race. Team Name: Fadio Face Matthew Schneeman - I submitted before adding my team mates Jamie Lerner - not registered Nathan Miller - not registered Emily Scott - not registered Subjects: Marvin Mutch Paul Redd mcschneeman@gmail.com jamielerner11@gmail.com nathangfmiller@gmail.com emily@radiofreebrooklyn.org Music/Ambi by Matthew Schneeman
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    4 mins
  • 8 : ALiEN

    8 : ALiEN
    Apr 25 2020
    The confluence of Spoons poetry, philosophy, and life all come together in this final episode. Spoon and his brother Abe both talk about how their dad effected them and how they've moved on. Matthew spends six months with a moving company collecting interviews with his (overly) manly coworkers, and Spoon bids us farewell with one last piece of advice, 'When you find your niche embrace it and go full speed with it.'
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    21 mins
  • 7 : ODE TO THE FLY

    7 : ODE TO THE FLY
    Apr 22 2020
    The penultimate episode. This one is one of my favorites. Not just because it features my favorite poem Spoon wrote but because Spoon does a great job laying down some of his philosophy. It was supposed to be a lighter episode, but by letting our guard down it ended up being fairly deep. In this episode, I visit the blooming of the corpse flower, Spoon describes what time is like in prison, and out, and Spoon talks about losing his friend and mentor earlier this year.
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    22 mins

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