Compass
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Sep 8, 2026
Susie RigdonHOST
I'm really excited about this one.
Susie RigdonHOST
We're talking with Daniel Simon today, who is the editor of A Compass on the Navigable Sea.
Susie RigdonHOST
And it collects 100 years of writing from World Literature Today magazine.
Susie RigdonHOST
We'll ask him a little bit about the magazine, but it's poetry, it's essays, it's short fiction, it's reviews from over 100 years and across the globe.
Cara OakleafHOST
His 2017 edited volume, Nebraska Poetry, a sesquicentennial anthology, won a 2018 Nebraska Book Award.
Cara OakleafHOST
His most recent edited collection, Dispatches from the Republic of Letters, 50 Years of the Newstadt International Prize for Literature, was a Publisher's Weekly starred pick.
Cara OakleafHOST
He is the editor of the new anthology, A Compass on the Navigable Sea.
Cara OakleafHOST
Welcome, Daniel.
Cameron GarrisonHOST
Yeah.
Matt GellerGUEST
And they have their own, they have their own, they don't go to Aramark or Sodexo or Compass.
Matt GellerGUEST
They have the Mac cafe.
Cameron GarrisonHOST
They're in-house.
Jennifer Maura DePascaleHOST
Almost none of them were available as a .com.
Jennifer Maura DePascaleHOST
The name I eventually created for that blog was Busola.
Jennifer Maura DePascaleHOST
I began with the Italian word busola, meaning compass, and altered the spelling so that the word soul lived inside of it.
Jennifer Maura DePascaleHOST
It was meant to represent a compass pointing toward the soul.
Frank SpinelliGUEST
We're trying to just understand the playing field so that we can just better inform you of why you're making certain decisions or why you feel certain ways and try to help alleviate the guilt and the shame you carry because you feel like, whatever your parents did to you or whatever anyone did to you when you were younger is your fault.
Shane BurkleHOST
Yeah, and I love the COMPASS acronym, the steps that you kind of mapped out there.
Shane BurkleHOST
Because I mean, to me, it's just such a helpful way to move into compassion for yourself.
Shane BurkleHOST
It's like there's some reason why it makes sense that you're struggling in the way that you are in the present.
Shane BurkleHOST
And going through this COMPASS, each of the steps really helps you gain insight about why that might be true or what it's coming from.
Frank SpinelliGUEST
Self-compassion to me is one of the big, something that I talk about all the time.
Frank SpinelliGUEST
And we think it's just being nice.
StuHOST
But yeah.
DukeHOST
So the compass levels.
DukeHOST
Compass levels? What the hell are they? Okay, so I finished the loopy where you had three things can't connect or whatever the fuck it was.
DukeHOST
And then I got onto the compass levels.
DukeHOST
And the compass levels, okay, so they'll put in some of the grids, it'll be like... an x right and there might be a number on the top side side and the bottom okay and if it's like let's say it's two on top two on the side two on the bottom okay so that means that above that spot there's only going to be the whatever this was connected to there's only two boxes above it
JayHOST
That's a bit ironic.
JayHOST
The Dolphins were indeed spun next, but the Compass, I'm saying, is sending them into Houston territory.
JayHOST
story.
JayHOST
The Texans are inexplicably struggling here to put the Dolphins away, but they're deep into the red zone.
Tommy WalterGUEST
But I say that no just because I felt like it just didn't get the love that it deserved.
Tommy WalterGUEST
But then again, I'll go back and listen to Compass and be like, oh, this has got a real thing.
Tommy WalterGUEST
So, maybe that I would have gotten lost if I had done it for real.
Tommy WalterGUEST
You know, maybe I would have ruined the record, who's to say? Yeah.
Michael YonGUEST
So I was with Rajesh.
Michael YonGUEST
He's making a movie about these people called The Compass, right? And he's telling me the story.
Michael YonGUEST
They're called Compass, K-H-A-M-P-A.
Michael YonGUEST
AMPA, right? So they were basically like the Montagnards of Tibet, let's say.
Wesley LivesayHOST
All three survivors would find each other in the floating wreckage, trying to avoid the fires that spread over the oil slick that had been left behind by the sinking battlecruiser.
Wesley LivesayHOST
Ted Briggs was a signalman who had been stationed on the compass platform.
Wesley LivesayHOST
Bill Dundas was a midshipman, also on the Compass platform, and then Bob Tilburn was an able seaman who had been manning an anti-aircraft gun at the time of the disaster.
Wesley LivesayHOST
They would be rescued by British destroyers that were entering the area, specifically the Electra, which had been the lead destroyer that had been forced to stay behind due to weather the previous night.
Wesley LivesayHOST
The destroyers would spend some additional time trying to find more survivors, but those were the only three that could be found.
Michael YonGUEST
Mapping was very important in the great game.
Michael YonGUEST
The Russians called it the Tournament of Shadows, and it was taking place all up in that area, right? The United States even sponsored a resistance up there, the Compass people, right? And I first learned about that when I was in Nepal, and I was with their number one movie actor, like their John Wayne.
Michael YonGUEST
His name is Rajesh Hamal.
Michael YonGUEST
So I was with Rajesh.
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