John, I absolutely loved this podcast!! You have a brilliant mind and outstanding communication skills. Add to this humility and a genuine love of the subject matter, and I could listen all day! Thank you so much!
Terri, thanks ever so much for your uplifting support. This means a great deal, as the Hemingway podcast was our first episode of our new 'The Culture' section, as we expand into a little, local newspaper for the world. I've long wanted to do this, and a culture section (along with The Society section) is our first step. So glad you enjoyed it, as doing these broader podcasts has for a long time been my goal. Keep listening and know how much we appreciate all your steadfast support. Fondly, John
Thank you for these insights, Dr. Hulsman. An obvious follow-up question for you would be what you think went through his mind when he took his own life in Ketchum, Idaho on that fateful day in 1961. Look forward to to new articles.
Dear Efrem, I think in Ketchum, faced with the stark fact that he could no longer write, Hemingway so no reason to continue a life without art at its core. But it is the art of the man that must be celebrated, and that endures. Thanks and keep reading/listening!
John, I absolutely loved this podcast!! You have a brilliant mind and outstanding communication skills. Add to this humility and a genuine love of the subject matter, and I could listen all day! Thank you so much!
Terri, thanks ever so much for your uplifting support. This means a great deal, as the Hemingway podcast was our first episode of our new 'The Culture' section, as we expand into a little, local newspaper for the world. I've long wanted to do this, and a culture section (along with The Society section) is our first step. So glad you enjoyed it, as doing these broader podcasts has for a long time been my goal. Keep listening and know how much we appreciate all your steadfast support. Fondly, John
Thank you for these insights, Dr. Hulsman. An obvious follow-up question for you would be what you think went through his mind when he took his own life in Ketchum, Idaho on that fateful day in 1961. Look forward to to new articles.
Dear Efrem, I think in Ketchum, faced with the stark fact that he could no longer write, Hemingway so no reason to continue a life without art at its core. But it is the art of the man that must be celebrated, and that endures. Thanks and keep reading/listening!