Spoken word

I met you both...

when I was sort of easing out of doing spoken word, you guys were both doing loads.

We were

both in spoken word.

You were both doing.

Easing our way into it as you were easing your way out of it.

But, but there was this incredible time in the spoken word scene.

Yeah.

Oh, one other thing I wanted to bring up.

One of the major awards that Tim Curry won, he was nominated for a Grammy for Spoken Word for a children's album for Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.

Oh, he did that? Yes, he did the voice on the children's book.

Yep, he narrated it.

Spoken word.

A taste of Melbourne's diverse poetry scene.

Poets using their voices to entertain, to move, to take you on a journey.

Connecting you to grassroots poetry and performance.

Good morning and welcome to the 3CR spoken word program.

My name is Di Cousens and I'd like to acknowledge the traditional owners of the land, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, and I pay my respects to elders past and present.

So today I'm talking to Coralie Dimitriadis again about her new book, That's What They Do, which is available everywhere.

Would you like to read that?

assholes are people who have no regard for other people their feelings and their point of view if you feel that you may be an and are suffering from the assholism there is help for you contact your local anonymous hotline and be sure to check yourself into the rehabilitation center for the benefit of everybody

It's time for Burke's Spoken Word.

Maybe a reason why all the doors are closed.

So you could open one that leads you to the perfect road to Like a lightning bolt, your heart will glow.

Make them go oh, oh, oh as you shoot across the sky.

Baby, you are a firework.

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for listening to Burke's Spoken Word.

Cleveland, Ohio, the land of happy endings.

It's called If This Is Hell.

I've not heard spoken word quite like

this.

Laid over some very

Welcome to the chest of hearts of the warmest of the warmest of the warmest of the warmest of the warmest of the warmest of the warmest

might be the one you're looking for looking for i need about six more before i close that door

yeah from one spoken word track to another james messiah the legend and lord tusk

oh that's the law I might be the one you're looking for, looking for Ready for that war With the Lord, with the Lord With your man, with your broad Going raw, going raw Few hours till the morn Then I'm going on tour Then I'm going to the morgue Oh shit, I came early Only cause you're so pretty Ooh, well you know I'm certain Heard it from your friend, what's her name? Back again, back again Know you love that brain Know that I'm insane Lost my mind, found again Found again, found again I'm Moses, grab my stick Find my thing and ride with it Ride with it, ride with it Big man, big women Big people ting Make it dance, make it sing When I find my ting Let it ring, let it ring Let it ring, let it ring Let it ring, let it ring Just let it ring Let it ring, let it ring Let it ring, let it ring I might be the one you're looking for, looking for When you lose that draw And you just can't score When you're high, when you're bored When your partner's gone I'm around in the east I'm around to the more Straight down to the cores Go around some talk But I love it when you talk Yeah I love it when you talk Yeah I might call Maud Yeah I might call Claude Yeah I might call Eve Yeah I might call Flora On the phone to my daughter Made a plan going north Need a quick few more Then the party's born When the ice get forward Then the chop gets sore Then I feel that aura Then the juice start pourin' Better close that door Can't unsee what you saw Few tings in the corner Turn the party to a sauna You might be the one I'm looking for, looking for Yeah, soon be dawn When they close that door I went in hardcore Now I'm sick, need a cure Fell in love on the floor And I got locked door And the taxi's called The address secured Coming back, look for more Cutting with Paramore Yeah, the parkway's broad Going hell, but it's warm Cutting quick to the store I might be the one you're looking for, looking for Throw it in hard

The music is going to be sort of poetry and soundscapes.

A special shout out to Anna Rose Carpenter, who is from the musical project Rosina and the Weavers, who has very kindly done some spoken word for me, which we'll get to hear later on.

Definitely check out their music.

We were just listening to the breakfast.

If you've just tuned in, you're listening to Morning Glory on 95 BFM.

This beautiful, very chill track is Cry by Christophe Altarento.

And today's theme is soundscapes and poetry, spoken word, all that jazz.

The track list so far, we've had Heal by Pentagon, Flowers by Little Sims and Michael Kananuka, and Blase Shades by Medulla and Ethan Hill.

Next point.

Is now a good time to get a drink? The reaction to Spoken Word by Captain Beefheart.

Number seven, the little one plays good music, doesn't he? Referring to Ellis' song choices, in particular Dexys and Dolly Parton.

Number eight, I think I bought a car after watching this advert.

Our logo is a helmet.

It's time for Burke's Spoken Word.

Sitting in an English garden, waiting for the sun.

If the sun doesn't come, you get a tan from standing in the English rain.

I am the walrus.

Cuckoo, cachoo.

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for listening to Burke's Spoken Word.

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