Michael Dennis Browne
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- "To Be Certain of the Dawn" - New work about Holocaust premieres at the Basilica
All Things Considered’s Tom Crann profiles “To Be Certain of the Dawn.” The new oratorio is written by Stephen Paulus to a text of Michael Dennis Browne for the Minnesota Orchestra, the choirs at the Basilica, and soloists.
- Word of Mouth: State of the Arts - Poetry / Arts scene rundown
On this Word of Mouth episode, a look at the current environment of poetry. Contains a State of the Arts report with interviews and readings, including Louis Alemayehu reading his poem, Crazy Eyes, No Boundaries.
- Magnetic poetry is hot stuff
MPR’s Marisa Helms reports on the popularity of Magnetic Poetry, a literary novelty has grown into a $7 million dollar a year company in Northeast Minneapolis. What started as a time-consuming obsession for Minnesota songwriter Dave Kapell is now a staple on the American refrigerator.
- American RadioWorks: Walking Out of History - The True Story of Shackleton's Endurance Expedition
A Midday broadcast of Walking Out of History: The True Story of Shackleton's Endurance Expedition, an American RadioWorks documentary about Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance Antarctica expedition. MPR’s John Rabe presents various interviews, readings, sounds, and commentary.
- Voices of Minnesota: Twin Cities poet Michael Dennis Browne, part 1
On this segment of Voices of Minnesota, MPR’s Dan Olson sits down with one of our region's best known poets Michael Dennis Browne in his home to talk about his life and poetry.
- Voices of Minnesota: Twin Cities poet Michael Dennis Browne, part 2
On this segment of Voices of Minnesota, MPR’s Dan Olson sits down with one of our region's best known poets Michael Dennis Browne of his early career in the arts, his travels to China, and his new work.
- Michael Dennis Browne reads "Potatoes, October"
Twin Cities poet Michael Dennis Browne reads Potatoes, October.
- Michael Dennis Browne on love poetry in the modern age
MPR’s Doug Hamilton speaks with local English professor and poet Michael Dennis Browne on the state of modern love poetry today. Browne speaks on poetry’s decreasing popularity in comparison to other forms of media and expression. He also talks about his expectations for the future of poetry and how he hopes it evolves and grows with the world’s changes.
- 1980 Minnesota Writers Conference, part 2 - Michael Dennis Browne, Carol Bly, Judith Guest, and John Judson
A presentation of excerpts from 1980 Minnesota Writers Conference, held in Rochester. Part two features remarks by writers Michael Dennis Browne, Carol Bly, Judith Guest, and John Judson. Beryl Byman was the writer, producer and director of program.
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