Cryptomnesia
Monthly, 16.30 Saturday
Cryptomnesia features institutionalized poets of the past and seemingly sane poets of the present found around the city of Berlin. The show aims to stimulate ideas, images, fantasy, and doubt. Every month a guest joins Dayna Gross to explore the oeuvre of a poet, discuss themes both simple and complex as well as share their own writings. The show aims to draw the listener into the pauses, silences and sounds of the most honest and profound words.
Email : dyngrs@gmail.com
Episode list
Cryptomnesia #48 Poetics of RED
Cryptomnesia #47 FTRNG the Magic Writing of Bitsy Knox & a Life of the Chimera
Cryptomnesia #45 An Episode Dedicated to the Ocean and her Sweet Murmururs
Cryptomnesia #44 with Guest Poet Natalie Mariko
Cryptomnesia #43 w Spcl Gst Todd/Billy Lewis Ftring Australian Poetry and Souther Tunes
Cryptomnesia #42 ftr’ng v spcl gst Smoked Poets on Kashmiri poets & E. London underground
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Cryptomnesia Cryptomnesia #41 in Collaboration w Bridge [print*press*poetry*performance*]
Cryptomnesia #40 featuring Poetry by Patrick Kurth and Stela Knežević
Cryptomnesia #39 w Nuno Marques Pinto ftrng Poet E.M. de Melo E Castro
Cryptomnesia #38 Featuring t Poetry of Frank Stanford w Guest Jason Honea
Cryptomnesia #37 w star poet Crista Siglin *ftrng E. Bishop, Kaveh Akbar, Sawako Nakayasu
Cryptomnesia #36 with Wynton Kelly Stevenson on Rudy Stevenson + PoeticWords of Muhammad Ali
Cryptomnesia #35: In Translation with translator and scholar Domonic Doyle
Cryptomnesia #34 w t Infamous Artist BLAIR BOGIN Featuring Astrology & Fernando Pessoa
Cryptomnesia #33 Poetic Healing and Mystical soundscapes
Cryptomnesia #32 Special Recordings from Ivan Melnick, NK and the Summer Sounds of Chile
Cryptomnesia #31 Guest Host Gene Featuring Xena Vectra and Jules LaPlac “Cassiopeia”
Cryptomnesia #30 Hosted by the notorious Paul Paulun “The Poetry of DIY”
Cryptomnesia #29 The New York School Poets ie John Ashbury, Alice Notley +++ “Then & Now”
Cryptomnesia #28 60s Chicano Surrealism Imagism w Ron Edward Ingalla & Dominique Doyle
Cryptomnesia #27 Guest Host Alexander Norton: Luke Swenson & Wolfgang Friedrich Winkelsen
Cryptomnesia #26 Guesting Nuno Pinto w/ ftr poet Michael Palmer and the Voice!
Cryptomnesia #25 w Jack Booth featuring T.S. Eliot & Robinson Jeffers on “Pressence”
Cryptomnesia #24 Composed by Special Guest dj Paul Paulun debuting PoliPoesia!
Cryptomnesia #23 Spcl Gst Anastasia Hafermaas Ftrng Mary Oliver & the “Natural World”
Cryptomnesia #22 w Adrián De Alfonso feat. Poets such as Creeley, Olson & Enric Casasses
Cryptomnesia #21 Guesting AciDJ Mishandle and “Magnetic Distortions”
Cryptomnesia #20 Hosted by Laila Zaidi Poesía Featuring Abs0luta: Rafael Martín Calvo
Cryptomnesia #19 Special Episode Featuring the Unique Sounds of Oaxaca, Mexico***
Cryptomnesia #18 With Special Guest Toyah Webb and Voices from Poets Theatre “Ding”
Cryptomnesia #17 Guesting Ron Edward Ingalla, Objectevist Poets & “Under Currenents”
Cryptomnesia #16 special guest Luke Swenson and Sound Poets featuring “uhh k k k owa owa”
Cryptomnesia #15 Guesting Ted Berglund, Featuring Ed Sanders and “Provoking Desires”
Cryptomnesia #14 Starring Rasp Thorne Featuring W.H. Auden on “A Time”
Cryptomnesia #13 w/ Laila Zaidi Touis Featuring Alejandro Jodorowsky & “Creative Origins”
Cryptomnesia #12 Starring Gene Featuring Daniil Kharms and “Life”
Cryptomnesia #10 Starring Manel Rodriguez, Featuring Muriel Rukeyser and ‘The Enchanted’
Cryptomnesia #9 Guesting Esther Heller, Featuring Maya Angelou and “Autonomous Loss”
Cryptomnesia #8 w/ Guest Gabriel Ventura Featuring Catalan Literature and “The Transitory”
Cryptomnesia #7 with Poet Danielle Schwartz Featuring Louise Glück and “The Earth Memory”
Cryptomnesia #6 with Sunniva Innstrand Featuring Adrienne Rich and “The Ocean as Body”
Cryptomnesia #5 with Aleczander Norton Featuring John Berryman and “Our Other”
