From a magician who inspired Shakespeare, and poems woven into Japanese prints, to manuscripts illuminated with the ancient love story of Layla and Majnun, this new podcast series will delve into the poetry and literature hidden in the collections at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. Join us each Friday, from 5 February, for a new audio adventure. Objects Out Loud is produced and presented by Lucie Dawkins.
David Caddy
Liz Lidgett
dotporter
tiff loves words
Painted Bride Quarterly
None
Ashmolean Museum
Mike Ingram and Tom McAllister
Loyal Books
The Poetry Exchange
3dAudioBooks.com
Seventh Art Productions
Linda Tate
Royal Literary Fund
The Metaworker Literary Magazine
None
Scribbling Inner Voice
Loyal Books
The Idries Shah Foundation
laylage
Door Williams
Claire Tacon
Matthew C. Winner
Epic Tales
Swoon
Virginia Combs
Amy Tsilemanis
Allyson Healey
Susan Cahill & Sinéad O'Hart
Lucy Woodrow
Tamar Avishai
Wayne Benson
Rupert Mallin
Cristina Querrer
Emilaea Woodwolf
Ben Holden
Jillian Knipe
Antique Bronze
James Navé
Marshall Poe
FaberBooks
Ploy Radford
The Pre-Raphaelite Society
GoodPoetry
The Unheard Stories
92Y Unterberg Poetry Center
Renee Seinfeld & Michele Dubois
Mostly Books
Liam Guilar
Dick's Pizza Media
Jeremy Bassetti
Charlie Place
LibriVox
The HandleBards
Classic Literature
VOTVO
Keri Schroeder
Steve Spanoudis
James Kibby
Clara Sherley-Appel
Cassidy Cash
ADEYEMO, JESUTOFUNMI JANET
Carol Cram
Science Write Now
Rebecca Budd
Judith and David Curtis and Lorwen Nagle
Shadow Opera
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley
Sunil Bhandari
BBC Radio 3
Joe bielecki
Nikki Gamble
Isabella Rosner
Claire Handscombe
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
WeirdItaly
Sean Zabashi
Samuel Hankin
Ken Ugwu
Ellen Wiles
None
Jacke Wilson / The Podglomerate
The Island Library Podcast
Robert C. Murray
BBC Radio 3
dublab & Onassis LA
ekin bozkurt
Fogged Clarity
William Van Zyl
Miguel Meruje
ExploringArt
The Drum Literary Magazine
Carrie Jones Books
Jon Taylor
Melissa Cloudfish
College of the Holy Cross
Alternative Stories and Fake Realities
Kaling
David Humphreys dave@strongsenseofplace.com