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In this episode of the Boundless & Bare podcast Melissa Ridge sits down with Hazel Hogan, a 26 year old poet from Dublin. Hazel Hogan who started when she was ten discusses everything from Grangegorman to her brand new podcast Being Earnest with Hazel Hogan. Hazel Hogan is a poet from North Dublin. She was featured in Arbutus Yarns 'This Ain't No Disco' and was selected to take part in the Dublin City of Literature project, Dublin: A Year in Words.
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Listen to Being Earnest with Hazel Hogan here:
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http://beingearnestwithhazelhogan.libsyn.com/being-earnest-with-hazel-hogan-0
Echo of Love by Hazel Hogan: https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/echo-of-the-love-a-liberties-festival-poem-by-hazel-hogan-1.3160316
Grangegorman by Hazel Hogan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aedOs_eD8WU
Stories & Strikes by Hazel Hogan https://www.rte.ie/culture/2017/0308/858186-poem-for-international-womens-day-by-hazel-hogan/
Read more about Hazel and First Fortnight here: https://www.rte.ie/culture/2017/0103/842412-first-fortnight-preview/
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For the halfway point for Season 2 Melissa and Melanie sit down with the acclaimed Raven.
Raven is a multi-disciplinary artist – writer, performer, filmmaker and arts educator originally from San Francisco, California, now living in Dublin.
In addition to being an Emmy award-winning videographer, his written work has appeared in print in the U.S. and Ireland in numerous anthologies, magazines and in his collection, The Living, the Dead and Americans. He is also an acclaimed performer, having captivated audiences as a poet, rapper and actor on stages at literary, music and arts festivals and events in Ireland, the US, South Africa and the UK for twenty years.
As an educator he has taught workshops and courses in poetics, creative writing and filmmaking for even longer; he has worked with children and adults, often with special needs or challenges. He has given private instruction, lectures and taught in diverse settings, in Ireland and abroad – the Junior Certificate School Program (eleven Dublin schools), Migrant Rights Centre Ireland (Dublin), National Institute for Intellectual Disabilities (Trinity College, Dublin), National Council for the Blind in Ireland (Dublin), Creativity Explored (San Francisco), and University of Kwazulu-Natal (Durban, South Africa), amongst others
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Raven & The Crone
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In this episode we sit down with Tari Takavarasha one of the poets who will be joining us on our Sunshine Tantrum tour. In this episode we explore the importance of good mentors, how rhyme and rhythm can shape a poem as well as expression as a mixed race woman.
Thank you to our producer Willem McCartney for recording this podcast.
Episode Links:
Takin the Mic at The Irish Writers Centre
OutStraight
Tangerine Magazine
A Piece on Insta Poets
National Poetry Writing Month
Rupi Kaur
Billy Childish
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Bibi June is a poet, producer and theatre maker originally from Amsterdam, now an import Glaswegian. Through personal experience, their work explores narratives of race, queerness, migration and social inequalities. They mix Glasgow’s down-to-earth culture with Dutch directness in an intimate high-energy performance.
In spring 2017 they received funding from the Workers Theatre to develop their first show, 'Daughter, Mother, Truth', as part of the Megaphone residency, created to promote artists of colour in Scotland. Their first pamphlet ‘Begin Again’ was published by Speculative Books in December 2017. It is a collection of poems on queer life and happiness. Their work has been published in the Beyond Boundaries, Now That’s What I Call Poetry and We Were Always Here anthologies. In 2018, they were part of the judging panel at the National Scottish Poetry Slam, were selected for the Young Arts Industry Programme at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and received both a Disrupter Grant and a Nurturing Talent fund.
They run ‘In The Works’, a spoken word theatre company co-founded with Ross McFarlane and Ellen Renton. ITW was set up to promote innovative spoken word theatre and develop an accessible, diverse and sustainable tradition for the art form. Their first production, A Matter of Time', debuted as part of the Edinburgh Free Fringe 2017. Their second show ‘The 900 Club’ received 4 and 5 star reviews from The Wee Review and The Sunday Post, and SGFringe respectively for its run at the Scottish Poetry Library as part of the Edinburgh Fringe 2018. It has since been performed in Glasgow, Perth and Nottingham. Their newest show, Make/Shift, is currently touring spoken word events across the UK & Ireland.
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The 900 Club
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The podcast currently has 19 episodes available.