David Naimon
speaker
4,074 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 24 Aug
David Naimon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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to help carry the press into its next ten years.
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Phonograph is raising twenty thousand dollars, and thanks to a generous donor, every gift made in twenty twenty six will be matched up to ten thousand dollars, doubling your impact on independent publishing.
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Give it the friend level, and you'll receive a year of membership, your name printed in the colophon of every 2027 phonograph editions release.
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Higher tiers include back catalog selections, broadsides featuring poems by Eileen Miles, Brandon Shimoda, Mark Leidner, and Alice Knotley.
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and even help fund an entirely new book or record.
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Today's episode is also brought to you by Water in the Desert, a Pilgrimage by acclaimed agrarian activist and ethnobotanist, Gary Paul Nabhan.
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Celebrated as a world visionary by Utney Reeder and a lyrical poet of biodiversity by Mother Jones, Gary Paul Nabhan has authored dozens of books and been awarded a MacArthur Genius Grant.
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Water in the Desert is a profoundly inspiring account of interspecies belonging, collaborative conservation, and the sacred work of caring for the earth.
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He traces his childhood growing up as a Lebanese American boy in the dunes along Lake Michigan's southern shore, to his interests in earth based spiritual practices that led him to take vows as an ecumenical monk.
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A refreshing account of kinship with other species.
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Water in the desert brings science to the service of land and culture, showing up what it looks like to reciprocate the gifts of nature with gifts of head, hands, and heart.
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Writes Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of Braiding Sweetgrass.
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Water in the Desert is available from Milkweed Editions at milkweed.org.
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Today's episode begins a new phenomenon for me as an interviewer on the show.
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It's part of a small but significant upcoming wave of episodes going into the fall.
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As part of curating a year's roster of guests, I create an artificial bottleneck for return guests so that the vast majority of guests have never been on the show in a given year, and perhaps four or five are coming back for the second, or much more rarely the third time.
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If you were to ask me in the abstract about specific writers I love, for instance, if you told me I wouldn't have had Garth Greenwell on for his last book, or not have him on for every book of his for that matter, or not have had Kelly Link on for her long awaited first novel, or not have had Gava Akbar on for his move into prose with his book Martyr.
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or after the amazing conversation with Percival Everett, that he wouldn't be back on for his much celebrated novel, James.
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