Showing posts with label aaron kent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aaron kent. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

BTR Nexus Café™ 14.02.13


Welcome to the Nexus Café

The seventh episode of the Nexus Café opens:
Thursday, February 14, 2013, at 6:00 p.m. ET
(AT: 7:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. CT - 4:00 p.m. MT - 3:00 p.m. PT)


Call-in to the café during showtime at: 619.924.0981,

or Toll free 'call-in' to speak with the hosts at: 877.598.1774
for those in the contiguous United States.




We are hoping you will find the Nexus Café to be an intriguing place for you to stop-off and visit from time to time, as well as a place to help stimulate your creative mind and thought, through music, poetry, prose and interpretive readings!
Simply sit back, relax, have a cup of coffee, tea, or chai and a snack, and listen-in as internet personalities DjRoger and DjNatasha spin some interesting musical tracks that are interspersed with a few friends of the NWCU, who will present their written, spoken word, and/or SoundCloud creations for you!


On Thursday's episode:

Something to Consider:
Share the Love 
with Natasha Lynn Head

• A View from the café's window on the World,
with Roger Allen Baut

• Social Sprite's Tip of the Week:
with Joanne Young Elliott

 

...a selection of compositions from:

51 Suddenintense need with Aaron Kent
Bacchus Aurelius

Ben Ditmars
Fritz O'Skennick

Moloch
Natasha Lynn Head
Susie Clevenger
Orbitally Re-arranged Monatomic Elements (O.R.M.E)


and as always a few surprises...


Some of the music that is provided
into tonight's episode is from Mevio's Music Alley
If you would like to be interviewed, perform a live reading of your work for the show, or submit a SoundCloud track, please let us know! Guidelines maybe found in our Nexus Café™ back room page.

BTR Nexus Café Hosts:
Natasha Lynn Head and Roger Allen Baut

Founding NWCU Coordinators

Susie Clevenger • Joanne Young Elliott •  Beth Winter
NWCU Coordinators


Please note: The views expressed on this show
do not necessarily reflect the views of the NWCU, or its founders.

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

BTR Nexus Café 31.01.13


Welcome to the Nexus Café

The fifth episode of the Nexus Café opens on:
Thursday, January 31, 2013, 
at 6:00 p.m. EDT
(ADT: 7:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. CDT - 4:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. PDT)


Call-in to the Nexus Café during showtime at: 619.924.0981,

or Toll free 'call-in' to speak with the hosts at: 877.598.1774



We are hoping you will find the Nexus Café to be an intriguing place for you to stop-off and visit from time to time, as well as a place to help stimulate your creative mind and thought, through music, poetry, prose and interpretive readings!
Simply sit back, relax, have a cup of coffee, tea, or chai and a snack, and listen-in as internet personalities DjRoger and DjNatasha spin some interesting musical tracks that are interspersed with a few friends of the NWCU, who will present their written, spoken word, and/or SoundCloud creations for you!


Scheduled for this episode:

More on Eric Berne's,
The Games People Play with Natasha


and Natasha also interviews Fritz O'Skennick


...along with a selection of presentations from:

Aaron Kent
Fritz O'Skennick
Luke Prater

Natasha Lynn Head
Beth Winter

Robert Zimmermann

...and perhaps a few surprises

Some of the music provided in this episode
is from Mevio's Music Alley. Check it out at
music.mevio.com
If you would like to perform a live reading of your work for the show, or submit a SoundCloud track, please let us know! Guidelines maybe found in our Nexus Café back room page. The Nexus Café back room.

BTR Nexus Café Hosts:
Natasha Lynn Head and Roger Allen Baut

Founding NWCU Coordinators

Susie Clevenger • Joanne Young Elliott • Beth Winter
NWCU Coordinators


Please note: The views expressed on this show
do not necessarily reflect the views of the NWCU, or its founders.

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

BTR Nexus Café 24.01.13


Welcome to the Nexus Café

The fourth episode of the Nexus Café opens on:
Thursday, January 24, 2013, 
at 6:00 p.m. EDT
(ADT: 7:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. CDT - 4:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. PDT)


Call-in to the Nexus Café during showtime at: 619.924.0981,

or Toll free 'call-in' to speak with the hosts at: 877.598.1774



We are hoping you will find the Nexus Café to be an intriguing place for you to stop-off and visit from time to time, as well as a place to help stimulate your creative mind and thought, through music, poetry, prose and interpretive readings!
Simply sit back, relax, have a cup of coffee, tea, or chai and a snack, and listen-in as internet personalities DjRoger and DjNatasha spin some interesting musical tracks that are interspersed with a few friends of the NWCU, who will present their written, spoken word, and/or SoundCloud creations for you!


On this Thursday's episode:

Sylvia Plath's Episode in Three Parts
and Eric Berne's, The Games People Play with
 Natasha Lynn Head

Social Media: A look at SoundCloud with Joanne Young Elliott

...a selection of presentations from:

Aaron Kent
Fritz O'Skennick
Arron Shilling
Stuart McPherson

Natasha Lynn Head

...and perhaps a few surprises

Some of the music provided in this episode
is from Mevio's Music Alley. Check it out at
music.mevio.com
If you would like to perform a live reading of your work for the show, or submit a SoundCloud track, please let us know! Guidelines maybe found in our Nexus Café back room page. The Nexus Café back room.

BTR Nexus Café Hosts:
Natasha Lynn Head and Roger Allen Baut

Founding NWCU Coordinators

Susie Clevenger • Joanne Young Elliott • Beth Winter
NWCU Coordinators


Please note: The views expressed on this show
do not necessarily reflect the views of the NWCU, or its founders.

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Aaron Kent ~ @minisixx

Aaron Kent
Poet


Aaron Kent is a self-published poet who hails from Truro, Cornwall, UK.  His book "Shape Up or Ship Out" is now available for reading and he has recently ventured forth into the blogisphere with Two Informal Feet.

Twitter: @minisixx

About Shape Up or Ship Out ~ Shape Up or Ship Out isn't your usual book of poetry. It isn't filled with sentiments of love or grand ideas of romantic themes. It is - to say the least - unique.
It is hugely inventive and will definitely leave an impression. With titles such as 'Paint The Landscape Blue', 'These Fireworks! This Sky' and 'You Bring the Armour, I'll Supply the Drama' you are sure to find a poem to love.  Order Your Digital Copy at AmazonUK