Hi friends it's Podrick here on the Poetunbaum podcast dropping in to share a couple of things with you.

One is this brilliant conversation between Krista Tippett and the poet and author Clint Smith.

He is best known for his 2021 book, how the word is past, but he is first and foremost a poet.

And as a little hint, there's an extended version of this conversation which has extra poems. You can insert the love heart eyes

emoji here for those extra poems. They're brilliant. So you can listen to it by

going to the on-being feed or going to the website or following along on being in any of your

socials. The latest season of on being is well underway. If you haven't been

listening along you have been missing out so go and give it a listen. A few people have sent me messages on the

social is wondering when Poetry and Bound is coming back. It is in

production. In fact I'm recording this just after having recorded two poems.

It's great to be in production so we'll be back with you sometime during the winter.

And we'll share more with you about the Premier once we have some dates for that.

You can stay connected with us while we're working on the next season by subscribing to the Poetry and Bond

Substack. I write something every week and there's a lively and engaged community of

people who respond with prompts and poems and stories from their lives. We'll be back

soon and in the meantime enjoy their lives. We'll be back soon and in the meantime enjoy Krista Tippett and Clint Smith in a wide-ranging and magnificent poetic conversation.

Support for on-being with Krista Tippett comes from the Fetser Institute.

Fetser supports a movement of organizations that are applying spiritual solutions to society's

toughest problems. Learn more at fetzer.org.

There's an evocative phrase that recurs throughout Clint Smith's writing.

The phrase is, in the marrow of our bones.

This to me is an example of how the and words and phrases have carried this insight forward in time long

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