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Dylan Thomas

Dylan Thomas

Welsh poet and writerWikipedia

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Sep 13, 2026

BillHOST
1:42
I sometimes come in and I'm in my head too much, but this one I felt like I wasn't in my head too much.
FrankHOST
1:48
It was a very combative episode though, because you guys kept talking about Dylan Thomas and I just wanted a song about smooching.
BillHOST
1:57
That's true.
BillHOST
1:58
I did so much reading for this.
BillHOST
2:00
The Dylan Thomas part is one of the highlights of my research and podcasting.
FrankHOST
2:06
And it's something new.
FrankHOST
2:07
No one has talked about this online
BillHOST
2:09
about what Matt Slocum was doing with Dylan Thomas.
David EagleHOST
8:14
...
David EagleHOST
8:14
Dylan Thomas.
Ellie Eagle SkinnerHOST
8:15
Yes, lovely.
David EagleHOST
8:16
[laughs] Subverted your expectations, everybody.
William RamseyHOST
64:28
The beast attracted one hapless follower, Victor Newberg, who was seven years younger than Crowley.
William RamseyHOST
64:34
He was raised in an upper-middle-class Jewish family in London and became famous later in life for the discovery and publication of the young poet Dylan Thomas.
William RamseyHOST
64:45
In November of 1909, Crowley divorced Rose, now afflicted with alcoholic dementia, and left Europe, soon arriving in Algiers with Victor Newberg.
William RamseyHOST
64:55
Included in their journey were notebooks containing the 19 calls of Enochian magic, a ritual scheme developed by Dr. John Dee.

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William RamseyHOST
119:08
On January 1, 1946, the author E.M. Butler traveled to Netherwood to interview Old Crow for her new book, The Myth of the Magus.
William RamseyHOST
119:17
After meeting him, she wrote that he was, quote, "...more repulsive than I had expected, and his voice was the ugliest thing about him, thin, fretful, scratchy, a pedantic voice, and a pretentious manner.
William RamseyHOST
119:28
I could not take him seriously." Constantine Fitzgibbons, biographer of Dylan Thomas, met with Crowley.
William RamseyHOST
119:35
Quote, he was simply a gross old man in a kilt, sponging drinks and babbling drivel about pentagrams and elementals.
speaker_13UNKNOWN
44:39
When you did that Joker about the poetry and the farting.
speaker_13UNKNOWN
44:42
Dylan Thomas poem.
speaker_13UNKNOWN
44:44
That was amazing.
speaker_13UNKNOWN
44:46
I think it was the most funny things I've ever seen.
speaker_13UNKNOWN
45:00
I didn't
Diane MorganGUEST
45:01
write it.
Diane MorganGUEST
45:01
Dylan Thomas wrote that poem.
Diane MorganGUEST
45:04
I can't make claim to that.
Mary Elizabeth JacksonHOST
4:30
at the farmhouse and and i was just sitting i was thinking about the memoir from that family like the stories they would tell right and our stories are very important to us so okay so in your 20s what sparked that i want to write poetry because not everybody wants to write poetry not everybody likes poetry
Jason IrwinGUEST
4:49
Probably Dylan Thomas first.
Jason IrwinGUEST
4:51
And I met a friend who was a poet and became kind of my first mentor.
Jason IrwinGUEST
4:58
And he introduced me to a lot of Spanish poets, Latin American and other American poets that I had never heard of.
Aidan MoffatGUEST
24:53
There's lots of things on it, but yeah, every song has some sort of connection to ageing.
Stuart MaconieHOST
24:59
I love the line in Record Collectors Review referencing Dylan Thomas, not so much raging against the dying of the light as ordering it out into the car park for a square go.
Stuart MaconieHOST
25:08
That is a brilliant line.
Stuart MaconieHOST
25:09
I hadn't heard that one.
Mike PerryGUEST
38:04
A lot of people hate revision or they're offended when an editor suggests changes.
Mike PerryGUEST
38:08
I love, I would say, my gateway drug was poetry and I loved writing poetry and it was awful and I wasn't a very good poet, but I read a lot of good poets and the way There's a Welsh poet named Dylan Thomas, and I quote him all the time.
Mike PerryGUEST
38:23
He said he chose words for their taste over their meaning.
Mike PerryGUEST
38:27
And I love that idea.
Mike McInerneyGUEST
9:20
Being a true, you know, Jack bastard, being a true Jack, you know, is, uh, being reliable, being loyal, and, uh, you know, sometimes enduring what it takes to get through to get to the other side.
Mike McInerneyGUEST
9:31
Dylan Thomas, born in Swansea, says, "Do not go gentle," and the Swans definitely do not go gentle.
Mike McInerneyGUEST
9:37
Whether they crash and burn or whether they succeed will be something that we'll all see as the season goes on.
Mike McInerneyGUEST
9:43
It's definitely something that they want to do.
Abram Van IngenHOST
0:04
And this is Poetry for All.
Joanne DiazHOST
0:06
And today we're sharing the first episode in a three-part series on the Villanelle, with a close reading of Dylan Thomas' Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night.
Joanne DiazHOST
0:18
Abram, would you like to take a stab at this wonderful, well-known poem?
Abram Van IngenHOST
0:23
absolutely absolutely we'll try to do it with a little gusto this is this is a poem that demands are you ready for this this is a poem that demands some gusto
Joanne DiazHOST
0:31
you're gonna channel your inner dylan thomas do you have your glass of whiskey handy
Abram Van IngenHOST
0:37
yeah i've already outlived him by being 45 yes so uh here we go do not go gentle into that good night do not go gentle into that good night old age should burn and rave at close of day rage rage against the dying of the light though wise men at their end know dark is right because their words had forked no lightning they do not go gentle into that good night good men the last wave by crying how bright their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay rage rage against the dying of the light wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight and learned too late they grieved it on its way do not go gentle into that good night Grave men near death who see with blinding sight.
Abram Van IngenHOST
1:31
Blind eyes could blaze like meteors and be gay.
Joanne DiazHOST
2:15
He's a wild man, that is for sure.
JamesCORRESPONDENT
58:12
Kyle Krieger tossed a gem, gave up one run over eight and two-thirds innings of work, striking out nine batters.
JamesCORRESPONDENT
58:19
Tyler Jeans recorded the final out, while Eric Filia would hit a three-run homer in the third inning Some insurance runs driven in by Tripp Clark and Dylan Thomas.
JamesCORRESPONDENT
58:28
Red Hawks lead that best of three series, one game to zero, as we will head north of the border to Winnipeg on Friday night for the Red Hawks to battle the Gold Eyes again.
JamesCORRESPONDENT
58:36
7 o'clock will be the first pitch for that one.

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