Kelly Writers House Podcasts

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  1. Raphael Rubinstein [info]
  2. Live at the Writers House [info]
  3. Greg Manning's writing about 9/11 [info]
  4. Judith Rodin [info]
  5. Dennis Barone [info]
  6. Rothstein oral poetry event [info]
  7. The Mind of Winter [info]
  8. Djanikian's poems on the Armenian genocide & after [info 1 2]
  9. Jamaica Kincaid [info]
  10. David DeLaura memorial [info]
  11. Book ideas for the holidays [info]
  12. Geoffrey Hartman on holocaust testimonies [info]
  13. Wideman back at Penn [info]
  14. Finding the Words after 9/11 [info]
  15. Bill Owen, Bill Williams, & the garden [info]
  16. Alan Light on The Beastie Boys [info]
  17. Helen Davies sings about leprosy [info]
  18. Book suggestions for the holidays, 2008
  19. Jamie-Lee Josselyn's memoir of her mother
  20. E. L. Doctorow [info]
  21. Grace Paley [info]
  22. autumn comes to the Writers House
  23. Robert Coover [info]
  24. 7-Up on trash [info]
  25. Roger Angell [info]
  26. Walter Bernstein [info]
  27. Nick Spitzer & the vernacular avant-garde [info]
  28. digerati at the Writers House in 1999 [info]
  29. "hubcore" - an open-mic night for the KWH planning committee [info]
  30. a J.C. Hallman short story [info]
  31. the Kanye West-fest [info]
  32. getting medieval [info]
  33. writing about television [info]
  34. new media journalism [info]
  35. radio host/producer Benjamen Walker [info]
  36. Francie Shaw, artist's talk on the occasion of her exhibit [info]
  37. an introduction to the RealArts internship program [info: 1, 2]
  38. sportswriter Bob Ford [info]
  39. sex in journalism [info]
  40. Buzz Bissinger in conversation [info]
  41. Rachel Fershleiser, Maris Kreizman, and Arielle Brousse discuss the Bookternet [info]
  42. Interview with Ella Browning
  43. Interview with Jennifer Yu
  44. Interview with Adam Dickinson

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  2. click this link: itpc://writing.upenn.edu/wh/multimedia/podcasts/kwh.xml (or paste it into your browser).

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  1. start iTunes,
  2. select "Subscribe to Podcast..." from the "Advanced" menu,
  3. enter http://writing.upenn.edu/wh/multimedia/podcasts/kwh.xml into the box, and
  4. click "OK."

You will see the Writers House podcast being added to your iTunes Podcasts library, and the first episode will start downloading automatically. From then on, whenever you open your iTunes, the next Kelly Writers House podcast will download after it is released.

We recommend using iTunes for listening to our podcast, but if you use another program, you can still subscribe. The URL of the podcast is http://writing.upenn.edu/wh/multimedia/podcasts/kwh.xml.

If you have questions about Kelly Writers House podcasts, please write us at podcasts@writing.upenn.edu. All podcasts are produced by Al Filreis and Mark Lindsay and hosted by Al Filreis.