Justin Ariel Bailey
@justinarielbailey.bsky.social
Professor, podcaster, writer, Filipino-American on the Iowan prairie http://linktr.ee/jarielbailey
Matt was on campus for an exhibition of his work, and so I had the chance to have a conversation with him about the sometimes fraught relationship between artists and the church and the process of making. He reads a poem about halfway through that is worth the price of admission. 2/3
February 5, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Matt was on campus for an exhibition of his work, and so I had the chance to have a conversation with him about the sometimes fraught relationship between artists and the church and the process of making. He reads a poem about halfway through that is worth the price of admission. 2/3
Landslide (which I think is on the previous album) is one of my favorite songs of all time.
January 6, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Landslide (which I think is on the previous album) is one of my favorite songs of all time.
Would look sort of like this.
January 1, 2025 at 12:48 AM
Would look sort of like this.
Yes, it's a whole thing. I blew up Matt's phone when he asked me about it so I'll try not to do it to you. But the real story is that there's a larger power struggle over the future of chess and the ban and the withdrawal was a move and countermove. Very high drama in the world of chess.
December 31, 2024 at 2:55 AM
Yes, it's a whole thing. I blew up Matt's phone when he asked me about it so I'll try not to do it to you. But the real story is that there's a larger power struggle over the future of chess and the ban and the withdrawal was a move and countermove. Very high drama in the world of chess.
It certainly inspired the Great Divorce; as you probably know, MacDonald is Lewis' guide in that book. The book as a whole is enigmatic and brilliant and I'm not sure I understand it all. But there are particular images in it that have deeply shaped my imagination.
December 13, 2024 at 1:01 AM
It certainly inspired the Great Divorce; as you probably know, MacDonald is Lewis' guide in that book. The book as a whole is enigmatic and brilliant and I'm not sure I understand it all. But there are particular images in it that have deeply shaped my imagination.