The New Lyre Podcast is joined by history professor Pascal Chevrier to discuss the ancient story of Prometheus. Who was Prometheus? Why...

How did western civilization lose its connections to the historic moral and philosophical traditions that had imbued it with a love of...

In this first episode, poets David Gosselin and Adam Sedia discuss the nature of tragedy and explore the subtleties of escaping a today's...

Robert Frost once said, "A poem begins in delight and ends in wisdom." We could not agree more. In this World Poetry Day podcast, New...

Modernism has many secrets—some might even call it a dark side. This dark side involves a stunningly elitist philosophy, a pro-imperial...

Professor Kim Blank, author of Mapping Keats's Progress, joins the New Lyre Podcast to discuss the astounding poetic development of John...

In the spring of 1819, Keats experienced one of the greatest bursts of creativity in the history of science and art. Among other works,...

In this dynamic interview, New Lyre's David Gosselin and Rising Tide Foundation President Cynthia Chung discuss the deeper implications...

In this New Lyre Podcast, David Gosselin (Founder of The Chained Muse) and Matthew Ehret discuss the real story of Edgar Allan Poe as a...

New Lyre is joined by Adam Sedia for an exploration of today's "brave new world" of art and culture and how it can be transcended through...

How is a timeless work of classical art created? What does it mean to create a new classic in the 21st century? Poet and critic Adam...