One True Podcast
One True Podcast delves into all things related to Hemingway, his work, and his world. The show is hosted by Mark Cirino and produced by Michael Von Cannon. Join us in conversation with scholars, artists, government officials, and other luminaries as we explore Hemingway's life and legacy.
The show is supported by the Hemingway Society and Foundation, the University of Evansville, and Florida Gulf Coast University. Numerous people have made this endeavor possible:
- Digital artist Julene Ewert designed the cover image.
- Pianist Michael Surratt performed the intro song, “The Leicester Waltz,” which was originally composed by Grace Hall Hemingway.
- The outro song, "Tutti Mi Chiamano Bionda”—which Hemingway and Mary sang together the night before he shuffled off this mortal coil—was performed by the following University of Evansville music faculty, students, and alumni: Dennis Malfatti (Professor of Music; music coordinator; accordion), Griffin Devoy (voice), Michael Kmiecik (guitar), and Adam Smith (voice/audio technician).
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Robert W. Trogdon talks about his Library of America edition of Hemingway’s early writing, from 1918-1926.
Bob Vila talks about preserving Hemingway's Cuba house and its contents.
Congressman McGovern talks about the Finca Vigía Foundation.
Joseph M. Flora talks about Hemingway's short story "The Battler."
One True Podcast asks Carl P. Eby his choice for Hemingway’s “one true sentence.”
Susan K. Harris talks about Hemingway's relationship to Mark Twain and how the two compare as craftsmen.
Elizabeth Outka talks about the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic and modernist literature's response to it.
James Plath talks about one of Hemingway's most beloved stories.
Jerry Fielder and Anne E. Havinga talk about Yousuf Karsh's iconic portrait of Hemingway.
In this episode, Dr. Andrew Farah talks about how Hemingway was misdiagnosed and actually suffered from dementia in his later years.
Lesley Blume talks about what makes Hemingway's novel a masterpiece.
Jeffrey DeLaurentis talks about the relationship between the United States and Cuba.
Scott Donaldson talks about Hemingway's iceberg principle of omission and suggestion.