Ketchupedia

Our second Ketchupedia on May 2nd, 2021: Poetry Radio Show & Podcast live on-air every Sunday at 6 pm CST on OneKC Radio KONN 100.1 FM in downtown Kansas City, MO. Featuring Poet t.l. Sanders and Polly Alice Artist sharing about Mental Health Awareness month and why poetry is healing for both writer and reader. Every day could be a poetry day, a day to find the joy.

Guest poet, Araceli Esparza, calls in to talk with hosts Polly Alice Artist and Richard Parilla about Mental Health Awareness Month, Mothers day May 9th, 2021, and the life of POC in the Midwest who are also artists, poets, and creatives. Araceli is a Latinx Poeta with strong migrant farmer roots. An MFA graduate from Hamline University in writing, she has published several books. She is the founder and owner of Wisconsin Mujer a multi-media social engagement company that "specializes in helping companies make authentic connection strategies that have a positive impact on minority and marginalized communities." You can hear Araceli Esparza tell more stories at her podcast: www.midwestmujeres.com.

Hope Houtwed and Polly Alice McCann try a few bars of song and share where in the world and what in the world is a name like "Ketchupedia." A special double podcast.

Our first podcast was a sample created by Greenville University's Capstone Class, a service-learning project. This interview is with professor, Kat Fink and her word of the day is "Drama."

Join Kansas pastel painter and lyrical voice, Marcia Streepy in the studio at InterUrban ArtHouse as she prepares for her retrospective art show, Glorious Days for May 2021. Marcia's word of the day is "Enjoy." She describes how a lifetime of work came from the appreciation of small moments of embracing every landscape both urban and prairie as "home."

Poet t.l. Sanders and Polly Alice Artist introduce Flying Ketchup Press and why they began Ketchupedia an outreach to writers and creatives though resources, podcast and radio show, one word at a time.

Polly Alice Artist, managing editor of Flying Ketchup Press, joins Kansas City author-illustrator, Danielle D. Williams, to talk about one word that inspires her writing life, "honor."