Henry Miller Recalls and Reflects [Interview 1956] (9/9)

This is a rare interview conducted in New York in 1956 with author Henry Miller and his friend Ben Grauer engaged in a lengthy, candid and insightful discussion about his life, his work and what it means to live the true life of the spirit.

[@d3a1990]

So sad to be on the last part. Incredible interview. Miller’s mind is a wellspring.

[@liltick102]

Just the best person ever- wish there were more recording’s - thank god he published a lot, and that I have his archival work

[@vampireducks1622]

I listened to all nine parts. Great post. Thanks so much for uploading.

[@christopherrobbins9985]

This is magnificent...thanks a million for uploading. Henry Miller was/is a true artist.

[@meghbhavsar3968]

Thank you for posting these clips.

[@CarlinhosMongoose]

Thank you from Spain for sharing this great interview!

[@oshafer]

Thanks a million for posting these recordings. Listening to them was a wonderful way to pass the time.

[@apemant]

Thanks for posting all this! It's made me think twice over. Also helped me to understand Miller, which I've struggled at times to do. Tropic of Capricorn, best book I ever read.

[@JedrekWilinski]

Thanks for uploading this great inteview! So great to have a chance to listen to Henry.

[@fieldingmellish44]

Fascinating, thanks for sharing.

[@tempsanity]

Thank you for sharing! Amazing, inspiring interview.

[@everythingismediocre]

What a wonderful, inspirational man Henry Miller was. Thanks for this fantastic interview. The sound quality was perfect!
RUclips needs more like this.

[@JackSaturday]

Wonderful! A treasure.

[@yuouyang3154]

Claude Houghton, a wonderful insight

[@scotttube]

Thank You!!

[@robertbozac4593]

And Paramhansa Ramakrsna for the end. Very very nice. Thank you for uplouding.

[@tuor3]

thank you for sharing. enjoyed it very much!

[@toro_bravo_80]

"First feed the man, then talk God to him." Love this kind of philosophy. Where are the great minds of today? We live in a shallow plagiarist society nowadays; everyone must have the last word, because they know it all.... smh
Great uploads!

[@chesnut72]

That was an awesome listen...thanks for posting !!

[@SubconsciousGatherer]

61 years ago. Amen.

[@JeanCocteau777]

Ironically as it turned out the 1960's were the time when some of Miller's ideas began to seep into the mainstream of American life.

[@victormorgado5318]

I spent the entire 1970s wondering what he sounded it like when he spoke...

[@KingJorman]

Great ending thought to the series of clips about religion and a full belly.

[@vampireducks1622]

"An outcast, an exile, a pariah."

[@davidmorris243]

VampireDucks pariah*

[@vampireducks1622]

David Morris thanks

[@johnk.lindgren5940]

"Religion is not for empty bellies" Henry Miller

[@i_t_f_e___proems]

John K. Lindgren empty heads are for christ insaners

[@vampireducks1622]

Well, he was quoting Ramakrishna. But yes, excellent saying.

[@i_t_f_e___proems]

ok we fed em all twice over and still THERE CONTENT is darker than there hue
and a means for most surpassed the givers but still they hate us first YOU NO!

[@bluetoad2001]

yes, i think we would be better off with a little less of the non essentials. bring us close together as a nation although i don't give a shit about the consciousness of a nation just the individual. too bad education is wasted on so many people.