The Troubadour Podcast

Ballads 1: King John and the Abbott of Canterbury

A ballad is a song that tells a story. The oldest ballads, some say, are older than the alphabet...

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The Nightingale by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

It is said that Coleridge's greatest achievement was William Wordsworth. There is some truth to...

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SMP #12: The Nightingale by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

It is said that Coleridge's greatest achievement was William Wordsworth. There is some truth to...

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SMP #11 Lines Written Upon a Yew Tree by William Wordsworth

Great men can battle many things, jealousy, hate, scorn, dissolute tongues, but what about...

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SMP #10 THE LUCY POEMS by William Wordsworth

One element we miss in reading poetry today is context. We often read poems isolated and alone...

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4th of July Special: "The Building of the Ship" by Longfellow

Here is a special fourth of July poem. Longfellow, writing during the build-up to the civil war,...

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SMP #9 I wandered lonely as a cloud by William Wordsworth

I recorded this the day after a life altering two lectures by Lisa VanDamme at Objectivist...

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SMP #9 Three Years She Grew in Sun and Shower by William Wordsworth

This is the 4th of the "Lucy" poems by William Wordsworth. In this one we get another poem about...

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SMP #8: "Strange fits of passion I have known" by William Wordsworth.

Of the 5 Lucy poems this one is the prime example of the Wordsworthian endeavor to trace the...

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Sunday Morning Poetry #7: I Travelled Among Unknown Men - Wordsworth

Sunday Morning Poetry: "I Travelled Among Unknown Men" by William Wordsworth. This is our next...

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Sunday Morning Poetry #6 'She Dwelt Among The Untrodden Ways' - William Wordsworth

Wordsworth was a poet worthy of being uttered in the same breath as Shakespeare. His ballads and...

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Making Art Personal with Linda Cordair

Whether or not you are a lover of fine art, Linda Cordair can help you discover personal pieces...

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Sunday Morning Poetry #5: Nutting by William Wordsworth.

For those familiar with Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead, imagine for a moment what Roark's childhood...

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Objectivist Conference 2019 and Art W/Anu Seppala

This year is a very special Objectivist Conference. It's the 50th anniversary of Ayn Rand's The...

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Sunday Morning Poetry #4 The Fountain by William Wordsworth

Sunday Morning Poetry: The Fountain by William Wordsworth This is a follow up to the previous...

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Sunday Morning Poetry #3: THE MAD MOTHER by William Wordsworth

A #Mothersday challenge! This poem by William Wordsworth, THE MAD MOTHER, is not your typical...

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Sunday Morning Poetry #2: 'The Two April Mornings' by William Wordsworth

In this discussion and reading of the famous piece of romantic poetry, I will explain the...

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Sunday Morning Poetry #1: To a Butterfly by William Wordsworth

A weekly reading and discussion of great poetry. Epigram Engraved on the Collar of a Dog...

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Comics, Literature and GoT W/Daniel Sherrier

If you could have any superpower what would it be? Daniel Sherrier is the author of a comic...

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Art and Sex: A Conversation W/Stewart Wade

Let's talk about sex baby! We've got on the show writer/director Stewart Wade Margolis. We...

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