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Dead Poets Live

Dead Poets Live

Written by: Jonathan Ashford and Eleanor Hawthorne
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Jonathan Ashford and Eleanor Hawthorne celebrate the legacies of recently departed poets. In each episode, they delve into the lives, works, and unique voices of these literary luminaries, blending heartfelt tributes with insightful analysis.

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Episodes
  • Clocks Are Frozen Ghosts Ticking Endlessly
    Jan 20 2026

    In this episode, Dr Hawthorne is unwell, but Prof Ashford rings in the new year with the help of his friends, discussing the poetic implications of time.


    Whether you're feeling down about the dreariness of January or just curious about the impact that verse can have on us all, join Jonathan and friends as they honor the beauty of words and the artists who crafted them, reminding us that poetry never truly dies—sometimes it echoes through time.

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    23 mins
  • No Snow for Lonely Warriors and Burlesque Jesus Christmas Movies
    Dec 20 2025

    In this festive episode, Prof Ashford and Dr Hawthorne pay tribute to the poets that died this month and their Holiday themes poems, proving once again the power of the written word.


    Whether you're a lover of all things Christmas or just curious about the impact that verse can have on us all, join Jonathan and Eleanor as they honor the beauty of words and the artists who crafted them, reminding us that poetry never truly dies—sometimes it’s just lost in a winter wonderland.

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    26 mins
  • New Loves and Last Verses Fold the Roundabout with Blueberries
    Nov 20 2025

    Prof Ashford and Dr Hawthorne are back discussing poets who strived to make the world a brighter place.


    Whether you're a seasoned poetry lover or just curious about the power of verse, join Jonathan and Eleanor as they honor the beauty of words and the artists who crafted them, reminding us that poetry never truly dies—it's inspiration echoes on for future generations.

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    21 mins
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