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Very excited to have Martha Wainwright on the show this week. She's known as a musician and for her musical family (her mother Kate McGarrigle, her father Loudon Wainwright III, and of course her brother Rufus). Her memoir, Stories I Might Regret Telling You, is a excellent read. Check out our conversation.

Back on the show for a third time is Dorothy Ellen Palmer. She’s here to talk about her new book Kerfuffle. Check it out!

Hey folks! Today we chat with author Kate Cayley. Her collection Householders is available through Biblioasis. Check it out and give the show a listen.

Keep your eyes on our social media for a Nightwood / Moorehype giveaway of poetry including the four guests we've spoken with in the last two weeks (and more upcoming).

Hey all! In an attempt to catch up (haha, adorable, Jamie) I am stacking a couple of shows with poets. Each of them deserves a whole show, but this will have to do for now! We start with Selina Boan (Undoing Hours) and Dallas Hunt (Creeland). Both collections are fantastic and both interviews were a blast, so check out the show.

NEXT WEEK: We'll be doing a POETRY GIVEAWAY in conjunction with Nightwood and moorehype so check in with us!

Hey all! Things sound a little different today because cell reception was spotty and we switched to Zoom. I could see going that way permanently if I can afford a decent microphone…

It was nice to see my guest for a change, though! I had a great conversation with Daniel Scott Tysdal about his collection of short stories, Wave Forms and Doom Scrolls. Was a lot of fun and I hope you enjoy.

Hey folks! Today’s guest is author and founder of the Zero Waste Collective, Tara McKenna. If you’re looking for ways to reduce the amount of waste in your life – or even if you’re just curious about it – tune in and pick up a copy of her book Don’t Be Trashy: A Practical Guide To Living With Less Waste and More Joy.

Hey all! As you probably know, a large portion of my guests are Canadian, with the occasional Canadian-adjacent author (with a Canadian publisher, formerly lived in Oshawa, whatever the case may be). Thanks to a keen publicist though, Mark Scarbrough‘s memoir, Bookmarked: How The Great Works of Western Literature F*cked Up My Life came my way. An interesting and entertaining read despite occasionally serious subject matter. Really had fun in this conversation. Hope you enjoy the show.