The Clove

The Clove Blog Podcast

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The Clove Blog presents the historical research behind my writing of the Clove novel, along with some of the experiences I encountered along the way. The Podcast is a companion to the blog with additional material and conversation.

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Latest episode

Apr 6, 2026

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Episodes

Quaker Earl 06.04.2026

The Quaker Meeting in Cornwall, NY I generated the audio from an earlier post. Just to see how well it works. Probably could benefit from some finessing. Any helpful criticism is very appreciated. Chapters (00:00:00) - The Clove: A Book About Quakers

Episode #2 06.10.2025

This entry features two direct descendants of the main characters discussing the backstory of the original people in The Clove. We raise such burning questions as “Where did the money go?” You can fnd this Podcast on Apple Podcasts HERE Additionally, on 10/14/25 at 5:30pm, I will participate in an evening of readings at the Rosendale Library. There will be selections from over a dozen writers of v...

The Podcast is here. 10.09.2025

You can also find this Podcast on Apple Podcasts HERE Transcript: PodcastPodcast Interview Script: The Clove Blog Podcast Episode Title: The First One, by Walter Earl (Intro Music: “My Song 1” fading out after a few seconds) Nathan: Welcome to “The Clove Blog Podcast,” the podcast that explores the history behind the writing of the Clove Novel and a companion to the Clove Blog. The Host is (actor,...

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