http://odeo.com/channels/124077-Little-Onion LittleOnion no <p>Little Onion&#8217;s Podcasts</p> Little Onion&#8217;s Podcasts Little Onion&#8217;s Podcasts en-us 40 Sun, 25 May 2008 02:26:58 -0700 Sun, 25 May 2008 02:26:58 -0700 http://odeo.com/episodes/19248143-Twittering-Birds Paul Conneally reads the just completed renga Twittering Birds as he walks around the bandstand in Queens Park Loughborough UK which he has just transformed into a poem into a renga bandstand. Paul Conneally reads the just completed renga Twittering Birds as he walks around the bandstand in Queens Park Loughborough UK which he has just transformed into a poem into a renga bandstand. Paul Conneally reads the just completed renga Twittering Birds as he walks around the bandstand in Queens Park Loughborough UK which he has just transformed into a poem into a renga bandstand. tag:odeo.com,2008-05-25,19248143 Sun, 25 May 2008 02:26:58 -0700 no Little Onion poetry, birds, art, japanese, paul conneally, haiku, kigo, loughborough, renga, charnwood http://odeo.com/episodes/19141983-Abundance-Theraputic-Gardening Organic gardening guru Richard Clare in conversation with Paul Conneally talks about allotments in the 21st century. How it’s not really about growing cheap food but more about lifestyle and gardening as therapy. This was recorded during the preparation for Abundance in Richard’s greenhouse on his Sheffield allotment. This was the greenhouse that played host to the poets who wrote Circle of Fire – the first renga ramble – and Richard was such a good host! Organic gardening guru Richard Clare in conversation with Paul Conneally talks about allotments in the 21st century. How it’s not really about growing cheap food but more about lifestyle and gardening as therapy. This was recorded during the preparation for Abundance in Richard’s greenhouse on his Sheffield allotment. This was the greenhouse that played host to the poets who wrote Circle of Fire – the first renga ramble – and Richard was such a good host! Organic gardening guru Richard Clare in conversation with Paul Conneally talks about allotments in the 21st century. How it’s not really about growing cheap food but more about lifestyle and gardening as therapy. This was recorded during the preparation for Abundance in Richard’s greenhouse on his Sheffield allotment. This was the greenhouse that played host to the poets who wrote Circle of Fire – the first renga ramble – and Richard was such a good host! tag:odeo.com,2008-05-02,19141983 Fri, 02 May 2008 13:32:08 -0700 no Little Onion poetry, therapy, gardening, organic, vegetables, sheffield, renga, allotment, threaputic, allotments http://odeo.com/episodes/17565663-A-Circle-of-Fire-Renga-Ramble-Culhane-Conneally-2007 Field recording of ‘A Circle of Fire’ read on completion of the renga – the first renga ramble . Renga Rambling – writing renga – a collaborative linked poem – whilst walking or drifting through a landscape – a process conceived by artists Anne-Marie Culhane and Paul Conneally 2007. OFF THE SHELF / GROW SHEFFIELD RENGA RAMBLE A Circle of Fire A twelve tone Junicho Renga Ramble in the season of autumn From Weston Park Museum to and on Crookes Quarry Allotments, Sheffield, 13th October 2007 this misty morning a scattering of beech nuts on the damp footpath a circle of fire choosing the middle way comfort fusion cooking Hing Wah’s fish and chips ‘ready to rumble’ skips piled high with stuff just ripe for recycling beer tainted under a winter moon fag stubs erect slow golfing over house clad hills I’m like a rubber ball I keep bouncing back to you loving hands tend myrtle olive, soft purple plums cherry coke in a greenhouse an amazing view the 21st century spreadeagled Shakespeare’s not... Field recording of ‘A Circle of Fire’ read on completion of the renga – the first renga ramble . Renga Rambling – writing renga – a collaborative linked poem – whilst walking or drifting through a landscape – a process conceived by artists Anne-Marie Culhane and Paul Conneally 2007. OFF THE SHELF / GROW SHEFFIELD RENGA RAMBLE A Circle of Fire A twelve tone Junicho Renga Ramble in the season of autumn From Weston Park Museum to and on Crookes Quarry Allotments, Sheffield, 13th October 2007 this misty morning a scattering of beech nuts on the damp footpath a circle of fire choosing the middle way comfort fusion cooking Hing Wah’s fish and chips ‘ready to rumble’ skips piled high with stuff just ripe for recycling beer tainted under a winter moon fag stubs erect slow golfing over house clad hills I’m like a rubber ball I keep bouncing back to you loving hands tend myrtle olive, soft purple plums cherry coke in a greenhouse an amazing view the 21st century spreadeagled Shakespeare’s not here but prunus is I piss on the earth dew licks my steps fresh grown grass Nine Poets: Paul Conneally (master poet) Anne-Marie Culhane (host poet) Felicity Stout Nadine Wills Joseph Conneally Vanessa Senger Jenny Laird Andrea Allsopp Su Walker A Circle of Fire comes out of the first ever Renga Ramble – Sheffield 2007. Field recording of ‘A Circle of Fire’ read on completion of the renga – the first renga ramble . Renga Rambling – writing renga – a collaborative linked poem – whilst walking or drifting through a landscape – a process conceived by artists Anne-Marie Culhane and Paul Conneally 2007. OFF THE SHELF / GROW SHEFFIELD RENGA RAMBLE A Circle of Fire A twelve tone Junicho Renga Ramble in the season of autumn From Weston Park Museum to and on Crookes Quarry Allotments, Sheffield, 13th October 2007 this misty morning a scattering of beech nuts on the damp footpath a circle of fire choosing the middle way comfort fusion cooking Hing Wah’s fish and chips ‘ready to rumble’ skips piled high with stuff just ripe for recycling beer tainted under a winter moon fag stubs erect slow golfing over house clad hills I’m like a rubber ball I keep bouncing back to you loving hands tend myrtle olive, soft purple plums cherry coke in a greenhouse an amazing view the 21st century spreadeagled Shakespeare’s not here but prunus is I piss on the earth dew licks my steps fresh grown grass Nine Poets: Paul Conneally (master poet) Anne-Marie Culhane (host poet) Felicity Stout Nadine Wills Joseph Conneally Vanessa Senger Jenny Laird Andrea Allsopp Su Walker A Circle of Fire comes out of the first ever Renga Ramble – Sheffield 2007. tag:odeo.com,2007-12-29,17565663 Sat, 29 Dec 2007 01:58:13 -0800 no Little Onion poetry, art, japanese, performance art, paul conneally, haiku, sheffield, anne-marie culhane, grow sheffield, renga, renga ramble http://odeo.com/episodes/17316203-Pick-Those-Plums-Abundance-Grow-Sheffield Grow Sheffield’s Abundance Project – Steven Watts out and about picking plums. Grow Sheffield is an artist led project led by artist Anne-Marie Culhane. Grow Sheffield’s Abundance Project – Steven Watts out and about picking plums. Grow Sheffield is an artist led project led by artist Anne-Marie Culhane. Grow Sheffield’s Abundance Project – Steven Watts out and about picking plums. Grow Sheffield is an artist led project led by artist Anne-Marie Culhane. tag:odeo.com,2007-11-12,17316203 Mon, 12 Nov 2007 14:44:13 -0800 no Little Onion organic, abundance, fruit, sheffield, anne-marie culhane, grow sheffield, plums, steven watts http://odeo.com/episodes/9253743-The-Sound-of-Water Jemma Bagley and Brenda Seaton discuss The Sound of Water – a piece exploring the area of Thurmaston via a haiku hike led by artist / poet Paul Conneally and co-ordinated by Jemma Bagley of Charnwood Arts, Loughborough, UK. Words from the poems written during the psychogeographic drift – the haiku hike – will be engraved on to a series of sculptures by Richard Thornton in the new Watermead housing development. Jemma Bagley and Brenda Seaton discuss The Sound of Water – a piece exploring the area of Thurmaston via a haiku hike led by artist / poet Paul Conneally and co-ordinated by Jemma Bagley of Charnwood Arts, Loughborough, UK. Words from the poems written during the psychogeographic drift – the haiku hike – will be engraved on to a series of sculptures by Richard Thornton in the new Watermead housing development. Jemma Bagley and Brenda Seaton discuss The Sound of Water – a piece exploring the area of Thurmaston via a haiku hike led by artist / poet Paul Conneally and co-ordinated by Jemma Bagley of Charnwood Arts, Loughborough, UK. Words from the poems written during the psychogeographic drift – the haiku hike – will be engraved on to a series of sculptures by Richard Thornton in the new Watermead housing development. tag:odeo.com,2007-02-21,9253743 Wed, 21 Feb 2007 00:35:47 -0800 no Little Onion poetry, paul conneally, haiku, thurmaston, haiku hike, basho, charnwood arts, psychogeography, jemma bagley http://odeo.com/episodes/1867619-Dum-Dum-Dum-by-Dum-Dum-Dum 1979 saw Little Onion ( artist / poet paul Conneally )fronting UK post-punk DIY band Dum Dum Dum – here’s the track ‘Dum Dum Dum’ whic is now featured on messthetics Greatest Hits 1979 saw Little Onion ( artist / poet paul Conneally )fronting UK post-punk DIY band Dum Dum Dum – here’s the track ‘Dum Dum Dum’ whic is now featured on messthetics Greatest Hits 1979 saw Little Onion ( artist / poet paul Conneally )fronting UK post-punk DIY band Dum Dum Dum – here’s the track ‘Dum Dum Dum’ whic is now featured on messthetics Greatest Hits tag:odeo.com,2006-09-10,1867619 Sun, 10 Sep 2006 00:14:58 -0700 no Little Onion dub, punk, DIY, english, artist, poet, conneally, little onion, haiku, loughborough, smile, post punk, oxford, messthetics, dum dum dum