Elizabeth McDaniel's guest appearances

Elizabeth McDaniel

ZPC - Zone of Potential Construction

Amplified Oklahoma

The Sunday Poems with Ken Hada 

Faith Free Presbyterian Church

Find the Good News with Brother Oran Parker

Margaret Meloni

Corin Grillo

John O'Donnell

Seamus Heaney

Mary Oliver

Stephen Crane

Emily Bronte

Christina Rossetti

Robert Bly

Steve Taylor

William Carlos Williams

Jane Kenyon

Perdita Finn

Clark Strand

Paul Austin

OwlTail

Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel’s poetry is an overlooked voice from the Dust Bowl era. This episode includes “Pies” &amp; “Gravy Says a Lot” &amp; “Buried Treasure”

Episode 69: 3 by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel

Buti Yoga. This was something I’d never heard of, nor seen before, but when I did, four words came to mind; refreshing, energy, joy, and freedom. This was something I really felt Find the Good News listeners would enjoy. After visiting with Elizabeth McDaniel—the founder and teacher at Buti Yoga in Lake Charles, Louisiana—I can easily use the same four words to describe her. Like most people, there was so much more to discover about Elizabeth than what I knew before she came to the Good News studio, and Buti Yoga was just the start. She shares the experiences that shaped her life and the pivots she made when shifts occurred. Beyond Buti Yoga, Elizabeth reveals the new ways she’s working to help people find balance and bring harmony to all facets of their lives through her ontology training. The energy and joy she brought to the table were very refreshing, and I believe that her efforts are helping people break new ground and find new freedoms in their lives. If that’s what you’re looking for—refreshment, energy, joy, and freedom—then meeting Elizabeth is a good place to start. ========== THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY PARKER BRAND CREATIVE SERVICES &gt;&gt; www.ParkerBrandUp.com FOR MORE INFO ON ELIZABETH MCDANIEL &gt;&gt; www.facebook.com/butiwithelizabeth or www.instagram.com/elizabethmarie.yogi 

Buti Yoga. This was something I’d never heard of, nor seen before, but when I did, four words came to mind; refreshing, energy, joy, and freedom. This was something I really felt Find the Good News listeners would enjoy. After visiting with Elizabeth McDaniel—the founder and teacher at Buti Yoga in Lake Charles, Louisiana—I can easily use the same four words to describe her. Like most people, there was so much more to discover about Elizabeth than what I knew before she came to the Good News studio, and Buti Yoga was just the start. She shares the experiences that shaped her life and the pivots she made when shifts occurred. Beyond Buti Yoga, Elizabeth reveals the new ways she’s working to help people find balance and bring harmony to all facets of their lives through her ontology training. The energy and joy she brought to the table were very refreshing, and I believe that her efforts are helping people break new ground and find new freedoms in their lives. If that’s what you’re looking for—refreshment, energy, joy, and freedom—then meeting Elizabeth is a good place to start. ========== THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY PARKER BRAND CREATIVE SERVICES &gt;&gt; <a href="http://www.ParkerBrandUp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ParkerBrandUp.com</a> FOR MORE INFO ON ELIZABETH MCDANIEL &gt;&gt; <a href="http://www.facebook.com/butiwithelizabeth" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/butiwithelizabeth</a> or <a href="http://www.instagram.com/elizabethmarie.yogi" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/elizabethmarie.yogi</a>

Ep. 17 - The Butisattva Ft. Elizabeth McDaniel - Find the Good News with Oran Parker

Known to her friends in California as “the Okie Poet,” Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel wrote more than 50 books of poetry and stories. So in honor of National Poetry Month, we’re going to take a look at her life and work in this episode of Amplified Oklahoma. Listeners will hear oral history interview excerpts from Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz and John Cooper, who shared stories from Wilma’s life with OSU's Karen Neurohr. Later, Karen talks about her time working on the project “Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel: Poet and Oklahoma Dust Bowl Emigrant.” This episode also includes excerpts from the documentary "Down an Old Road: The Poetic Life of Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel," courtesy of Chris Simon, Sageland Media. Amplified Oklahoma is a production of the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at the Oklahoma State University Library. Show notes: http://www.library.okstate.edu/news/podcast/episode-12-mcdaniel.

Known to her friends in California as “the Okie Poet,” Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel wrote more than 50 books of poetry and stories. So in honor of National Poetry Month, we’re going to take a look at her life and work in this episode of Amplified Oklahoma. Listeners will hear oral history interview excerpts from Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz and John Cooper, who shared stories from Wilma’s life with OSU's Karen Neurohr. Later, Karen talks about her time working on the project “Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel: Poet and Oklahoma Dust Bowl Emigrant.” This episode also includes excerpts from the documentary "Down an Old Road: The Poetic Life of Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel," courtesy of Chris Simon, Sageland Media. Amplified Oklahoma is a production of the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at the Oklahoma State University Library. Show notes: <a href="http://www.library.okstate.edu/news/podcast/episode-12-mcdaniel" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.library.okstate.edu/news/podcast/episode-12-mcdaniel</a>.

Episode 12: Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel