The Color of Dust
Sam Kee, Seth Wieck, Paul J. Pastor, Jack Baumgartner, Thomas DilworthExploring the seen and unseen in the soil of art and agriculture with Jack Baumgartner, Seth Wieck, and Sam Kee.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 200 | Subscribers | Read | colorofdust.substack.com |
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Lux Perpetua
Today is All Saints Day, a day for remembering the known and unknown saints in our midst that have gone before us, and for remembering our beloved departed, as well, by saying a prayer, sharing a meal with family and friends, attending a wo...
73. Shame (Reprise)
We discuss Wendell Berry’s poem “Do Not Be Ashamed.” This is a repost of episode 35, and we thought it would be fitting to share again. We’ll be back next time with a new episode. Below you will find the full poem.
72. Pied Beauty, AI, & Human Calling
Dr. Thomas Dilworth joins The Color of Dust to talk about the poem Pied Beauty by Gerard Manley Hopkins. This poem is a celebration of all things dapple, including the relationship between God and his creation. Dr. Dilworth explains how Hop...
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Seth Wieck writes and lives in Amarillo, Texas. His debut poetry collection is forthcoming from Wiseblood Books in early 2026. He co-hosts the podcast The Color of Dust with Sam Kee & Jack Baumgartner.
A wildish man. Executive Editor at HarperCollins (Nelson Books). Poet, essayist, occasional critic, author of several books. “They also serve who only stand and wait.” - Milton
Sheep farmer
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