Necessary Speech

Michael Salcman on Baltimore's WYPR

• Interview (mp3) by Aaron Henkin on The Signal, April 28th, 2006: The Poetry of Science & The Science of Poetry.
• Poems recorded for The Signal:
  • Dr. Williams Delivers a Baby (mp3)
  • Baltimore Was Always Blue (mp3)
  • The Clock Made of Confetti (mp3)
  • A Lamentation of Swans (mp3)
  • Perfect (mp3)
  • Euphoria (mp3)
  • Notes on First Hearing Alkan's Funeral March (mp3)
  • Cutting Apples (mp3)
  • Fish Talks, Town Buzzes (mp3)
  • Caesar's Last Breath (mp3)
  • Be Not Afraid (mp3)
  • That's Why They Call it Chemistry (mp3)
  • Our Son Discovers Pantyhose (mp3)
  • Envy (mp3)
  • When The Boy Comes Back (mp3)

Michael Salcman on NPR's "All Things Considered"

• "The Ice House" as heard on air and in context on All Things Considered in the 'Letters' section (mp3)
• "The Ice House" recorded in its entirety (mp3)

Michael Salcman Featured on The Cortland Review

• A recording of Michael Salcman reading "Dirty Glasses" can be found on The Cortland Review
• A recording of Michael Salcman reading "For Naked Sheep They Killed The Shepherd" can be found on The Cortland Review

Michael Salcman's Reading at Georgia Tech

• The Reading at Tech Series; poetry and medicine at the Academy of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, April 20, 2006

• Dr. Williams Delivers a Baby
• The Ice House
• The Clock Made of Confetti
• Baltimore Was Always Blue
• Euphoria
• Notes on First Hearing Alkan's Funeral March
• Cutting Apples
• A Lamentation of Swans
• Perfect
• Envy

Michael Salcman in Euphoria (2005)

• Red: The Color That Advances as read in Lee Boot's award-winning documentary on the brain and creativity