S6, Ep 2: aPeeling, take two_Caridad Svich
in this episode i return to the podcast with a reading of one of my short pieces aPeeling. first seen in the Something Other blog.
Day for Night with Caridad Svich
A series where poetry and theatre meet - in the edge-lands, in the wilderness. Hosted by OBIE-winning playwright Caridad Svich.
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S6, Ep 1: Holdren's "A Letter on Epistemological Breaks..."
in this episode I read and reflect upon Nate Holdren's blog piece "A letter on epistemological breaks, morality, and the current conjuncture" originally written/posted on October 18, 2025 as an open source essay.
S5, ep 39: the philosophy teacher speaks, from WAR PAINTING by Caridad Svich
an excerpt from a new play of mine called WAR PAINTING.
S5, Ep 38: un-free hugs by Caridad Svich
an essay about what the hug can mean in theatre.
S5, ep 37: the money scene by Caridad Svich
an essay about when a scene in a play is labelled as a "money" scene.
S5, ep 36: the wilderness by Caridad Svich
an essay about what it is like for a writer to be cast off to the wilderness.
S5, ep 35: redacted (in theatre) by Caridad Svich
an essay about what happens when theatre self censors.
S5, ep 34: et tu, capitalism? by Caridad Svich
an essay on theatre's relationship to capitalism.
S5, ep 33: camp fires by Caridad Svich
an essay about storytelling and what the campfire metaphor even means.
S5, ep 32: language games
in this episode i read from my essay "language games" where i talk about writing in Spanish and bilingually in an Anglophone theatre.