
Exploring the seen and unseen in the soil of art and agriculture with Jack Baumgartner, Seth Wieck, and Sam Kee.
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Seth and Jack host the final episode, reflecting on the last two years of conversations with Sam, what they set out to do, and what’s next.
Manifesto - Wojciech Weiss (1950)
In this episode, we team up with Dr. Matt Miller (Matt was on episode 34) to continue our conversation about The Rolling Rood Screen (for context, listen to episode 70, More < 1). We were very excited to l...
“Self-Portrait” by David Jones (1928)
It is a human necessity to make art, to tell a story. It is as important to us as food is. Join us as we talk about art that is slow to unfold, and how it is that we are images that need to make images...
Under the name “i am erth,” Jack released two new albums of music today that we are excited to share with you. Both albums are on Spotify and Apple Music. The first is titled “go on, little pilgrim,” and the second is titled “The Crystal Wi...
We continue our journey with the table top painting by Hieronymus Bosch (c. 1450-1516) called The Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last Things. Today we talk about lust or luxuria.
The Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last Things by Hieronymus...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Seth Wieck writes and lives in Amarillo, Texas. His debut poetry collection "Call Out Coyote" is out now with Wiseblood Books.
Writer on ecology, letters, the Midwest. My book, Leaves of Healing: A Year in the Garden, is out now from Belle Point Press. No longer hanging out here. Find me at https://buttondown.com/matthewjmiller or matt-miller.org
Sheep farmer
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