Josh Cleveland

Haiku Poet

Science EN ↓ 53 episodes

The Haiku Poet podcast explores the beauty and essence of life through the lens of haiku poetry. Looking at ways to engage more fully with the adventure of living.

Author

Josh Cleveland

Category

Science

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Oct 5, 2023

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Episodes

Black Bears and Mille Fleur d’Uccle Chickens 24.05.2020

Springtime black bear sighting and new fluffy chicks.

Abandoned Train Tunnel Ginko Walk 16.05.2020

Join us for a ginko walk through an abandoned train tunnel.

Evening Reflections 03.05.2020

Enjoy the brilliance of spring, the power of haiku, and the value of pause as we reflect on our day and this season of change.

Ravens - Ely, MN Author - Becca Brin Manlove 28.04.2020

Enjoy the chapter titled Ravens from the book Hauling Water by Becca Brin Manlove. Check out more of her current work at: https://www.lovewithroots.com

Haiku Poet Alan S. Bridges 21.04.2020

Enjoy this interview with haiku poet Alan S. Bridges. His echapbook in a flash is available at Snapshot Press (2019) and he recently placed third in the Turtle Light Press Haiku Chapbook Contest, with Stirring Ashes. His first full-length collection, in the curves, is being published in 2020 by Red Moon Press. He was recently invited to judge the Robert Spiess Memorial Haiku Competition, the resul...

Breakfast Haiku Reading 15.04.2020

Original haiku enjoyed around the breakfast table as well as an update on our honey bee swarm trapping. We have some traps set!

Reflecting on The Honey Bus by Meredith May 03.04.2020

https://meredithamay.net/category/the-honey-bus/ Watch the man in action: https://meredithamay.net/2015/09/30/a-tour-inside-grandpas-honey-bus/

Making Maple Syrup 31.03.2020

Enjoying springtime

Kombucha and How-to Haiku 21.03.2020

Enjoy making a batch of kombucha and explore some of the elements that distinguish haiku from other forms of poetry.

Distant Cries of the Pileated 18.03.2020

Original haiku shared around a springtime campfire.

Canadian Haiku Poet Naomi Beth Wakan 15.03.2020

Enjoy original haiku and tanka from Naomi Beth Wankan on the shore of Lake Superior.

Guinea Pigs 06.03.2020

Top 3 movies: the tree of life / red turtle / the heart of man

Opening Our Hands 25.02.2020

Opening our hands to receive and to release.

Beekeeping Adventures 14.02.2020

We’re excited to be taking steps towards our upcoming adventure of beekeeping.

Sledding and Skating Rearrangement Haiku 06.02.2020

Reflecting on the day of rearranged plans.

Haiku Fire 31.01.2020

Original haiku enjoyed around the fire.

New Year Haiku 03.01.2020

Celebrating 2020 with the goal of penning at least one haiku each day of this new year.

Ski Reflections Haiku 14.12.2019

Enjoying warmth of the campfire and memories of cross country skiing.

Thanksgiving Snowstorm Haiku 06.12.2019

Join us for the adventure of embracing 24 inches of fresh fallen snow.

Evening Haiku Reading 23.11.2019

Original haiku enjoyed outdoors near the campfire.

Haiku Around the Campfire 16.11.2019

Join us as we read original haiku around the campfire on a cool November day.

Interview with Welsh haiku poet Paul Chambers 01.11.2019

Come enjoy a time around the campfire as we hear from Paul Chambers a haiku poet from the UK.

Rainy Day Haiku 29.10.2019

Exploring words, poetry, and the power of the pictures around us.

Hawaii Adventure 22.10.2019

Contrasting the moderate temperatures of Hawaii with the extremes of Minnesota.

October Afternoon Haiku Reading 13.10.2019

An enjoyable afternoon haiku reading of original work.

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