Presage: Recent Episodes
Mac Saint-Preux
Hi, I'm Mac. I'm like Sabrina the Teenaged Witch—but neckroll, tongue pop guh-rown and black. This my experimental podcast. In this inceptive episode, I begin to tell the story of my spooky lineage.
Today, I'm reading two original poems: I Saw Cream, Esau and 40. I hope you enjoy the poems!
This episode I chat with Luis, a returned Jesuit Volunteer who had been stationed in Peru at the height of the Coronavirus pandemic. We talk about his historic repatriation, lunar miracles, and bread flattening evil eyes!
40 minutes
Two love poems in three minutes! If I Saw You Now & Disappear are original works. For the romantic in you!
A small poem with big meaning! Zygaenidae are black and white moths that resemble Monarch butterflies in wing pattern. Some high-fillutin' country lovin' for ye, haha!
2 minutes
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"Deuces to the Kid. Never see him again. Gang gang." That is just one of the tremendously funny and quotable moments from this episode. I kick off my Sleepless In Seattle anonymous call in series with a sticky love situation. An anonymous caller divulges the juiciest juice on their forbidden workplace romance. A very humorous episode. Also, another caller shares their most embarrassing moment in life.
50 minutes
This is a super special short! Presage is asking for you to send in your scandalous emails, love letters, poems, and embarrassing stories! Please, submit your favorite art pieces as well. Here at Presage inclusion is the word of the day. All work sent into presagepodcast@gmail.com will be considered. The only criteria is fun!
10 minutes.
This episode, I chat with my brilliant friend Maria! Maria is a world traveler working in the STEM field. We talk about her Mexican heritage, her complex roots, and COVID in the region where she now lives. Her funny boyfriend tells us a memorable story, and we share excitement over the couple's first anniversary! Here's to more love and adventure in 2020! Happy anniversary you guys!
This is a song I'm pretty proud of. It's written for a biracial doctor character. This is for all of the nurses and medical professionals working as essential staff during COVID. Thank you!
Enjoy more fun original theater music. Written for complex characters in the first response field.
This episode, I get to chat with my good friend, Esther. (I call her Starry, haha!) Esther is joining the Air Force Reserve, and is going to tell us all about it. She also chats about her experience as an Emergency Manager, her beautiful Chinese lineage, and a mysterious care package I have yet to receive! There's lot's of fun in store for you, McNuggites!
This episode, I'm joined by the good humored Boji for a fun interview. Boji is a Cancer Researcher working at one of the leading Cancer research centers in NY state. Later on in this episode I anticipate a phone call from my father. The phone call never happens. Or does it? I also talk about the political use of Voudon by militaristic regimes in Haiti, and an eternal Christ like Afro-Latinx figurehead named Zumbi.
Haha! I made a few mistakes but this is a content packed episode for fans of STEM, biomedical research, and world culture.
45 minutes
A political poem on existing while black, regimes in Haiti, and the truth about why people consume Voodoo culture in popular media. #BlackLivesMatter #HaitiMatters
A poetry series where I create artwork about complex topics with an intuitive, novice touch. Child like curiosity at play. For artistic STEM minds and bored people, haha!
2 hours + 22 minutes + 9 seconds plus Beyonce = 2:22 3X3 4.4.4
Numerical magic, happy accidents, and fluffin' art because I like it lol.
Post podcast interview Additional Music By:
Solomun
Moonlight Densetsu by Harpsona
Door by Caroline Polachek
Liz on top of the world from Pride and Predjudice
Rimbaud poetry by Antastesia
90's Kids Sounds Every 90's Kid Will Remember
Meet Emily, a real life Gal Gadot! In this extremely special episode, we'll follow Emily into the palace of memory. Her childhood in France, eloquent recollection of her time abroad in the Pacific, and dreams for the future culminate in a picturesque portrait of sheer life force. Another episode on international humanitarian work and complex identity.
Listen at your leisure. 2 hours.
Music and vocals by:
Sarah Brightman & Andrea Bocelli
Solomun @ Theatre Antique
Zeyu Victor Li-Paganiniana by Nathan Milstein, Solo Virtuoso Piece, Curtis Institute of Music
Capricho Arabe (F. Tárrega) - Alexandra Whittingham
Stephanie Jones Latin Guitarist
Italian: Dante's Inferno - Canto 1 - recited by Roberto Benigni
Yosi Horikawa - Bubbles
Rendezvous ASMR on Youtube
In this episode, I interview a Jesuit brother named Erwin. His intelligent and informative conversation make for a high quality listen. Another rewarding slow burn on complex identity.
A slow but satisfying burn. I get my good friend, Katura, on the phone for some fun reminiscing. Then, I talk to my dad about the Cuban Embargo Lift, Haitians during the Revolution, exemplary Cuban physicians, and maintaining a complex and patriotic American identity in a crosshatched global microcosm. Very evocative story telling by my dad. Get ready, fam.
S2:Ep 3 This is a first in presage history! A 30 minute episode featuring two guests and music clips by Utada Hikaru, Cardi B, Childish Gambino, the guy who wrote I Like Big Butts, and Ariana Grande! A very funny episode.
Here are some cozy island vibes for ya! A LoFi take on educational music, recorded with an iPhone. Features the beloved reggae song Apple of My Eye as a suffix. A very breathy recording with major living room vibes.
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This episode, Mac's mic quality gets an epic upgrade! She chats about the black/white color binary, semidiurnal wave cycles, lineage, and rock. Listen in.
I been walkin' through the heavens lookin' for a flash.
The end of a season is the beginning of an era. Here's to signs and wonders in the new year. #Ides
It's the end, but it's not the end! I hope you've enjoyed this experiment. In this episode we unpack a poem that toasts Haiti's beauty and complexity. Cheers and thanks for listening!
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This is the next to last episode in this strange series of events! Have you enjoyed it?
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This episode, I explore the problematic color binary that is a widget to black worldviews. Get ready for some real life magic, scary coincidence, and goofy laughs!
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In this episode I introduce flash nonfiction, tell you about how I met a dignitary, and dig an ever deeper hole for us to fall down. When will I get to talking about my childhood?
In this episode of Presage, we introduce another element into this experimental sound mix: an email I sent to myself. In this email, I disclose (through the medium of micro-nonfiction) how I came to be repatriated to mainland USA from Chuuk, FSM. It's spooky! Hang in there, I'll eventually tie this up nicely--or not!
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Hi, I'm Mac. I'm like Sabrina the Teenaged Witch—but neckroll, tongue pop guh-rown and black. This my experimental podcast. In this inceptive episode, I begin to tell the story of my spooky lineage.
My great grandma had a seeing eye, and if you stood behind one of her shoulders, you might get a peek over the Great Divide. My dad is from Haiti, a misunderstood island nation where Voudon isn’t just a religion—it’s complex, nuanced weaponry in the despotic house of nepotism. My mom made us go to black peepo Church where exorcisms happened often enough that ushers provided vomit trashcans to peeps at the altar as an amenity. Needless to say, as a kid my spooky a** wanted to be on check wid God, ya feel?
Now I’m practically atheist. What happened? Well, I've got an irreverent sense of humor, and so much time thanks to the Coronavirus. So come and chill, fam. You might need a corona for this one.
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