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Chemical Poet Alasdair Maloney and actors Gilchrist Muir and Jamie Gordon
"I like to let the natural sounds fill my head..."
In this bumper packed edition of the SPL podcast, Ryan chats with
actors Gilchrist Muir and Jamie Gordon about reciting poetry to all
and sundry at the Poetry Garden in St Andrews Square. He also
discusses poetry and hip-hop with multi-talented poet and performer
Alasdair Maloney whose track 'Thunder and Sun' with his band Sileni
rounds off this week's episode. Presented by Ryan van Winkle. Produced
by Colin Fraser. Incidental music by Ewen Maclean.
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Alasdair Maloney
Alasdair Maloney is part of the Edinburgh based Chemical Poets, and various other spoken word collectives. Chemical Poets
meld hip-hop, philosophy, protest and dark magic. They are Tickle (Burning Bright), Harlequinade (Sileni) and Texture (Morphamish vs. Texture), with music by Owen Green (Sileni), Asthmatic Astronaut (Underling), and mo-seph (Kresch).
Chemical Poets add more musicians, dancers and poets as and when we feel like it. Chemical Poets are available for weddings, bar mitzvahs, children's parties and funerals.
About Gilchrist Muir & Jamie Gordon
Gilchrist (left) and Jamie are newly graduated actors. They read poems for folk on behalf of the SPL in St Andrew Square on a balmy September day. You can read more about that at Our Sweet Old Etc.
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The Poetry Archive
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The Poetry Garden at St Andrew Square
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Image: Chemical Poet Alasdair Maloney
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