Cortney Collins and Doc Martin are interviewed by Booger about their experiences as the most winning male and female local poets. They have become partners and live the spoken-word performance lifestyle in northern Colorado. This interview includes explicit language and they may let the f-bomb fly. They speak of their experiences in becoming poets, artists and musicians in the Northern Colorado community.

Kathleen Willard joins co-host Christine Hogg in the studio to talk about her new book, A World On Fire:  Poems of Women's Desire, the power of the poetry community, and the importance of connection and speaking directly with kindness. Kathleen reads selected works, shares experiences about building relationships locally and abroad, and describes the role of poetry and artists from her perspective.

Black Market Translation packed into the KRFC podcast studio with all their musical instruments for an in-studio showing of Punketry. Matt Clifford on bass, Chris Eason on guitar, Dipper on Drums, and Sarah Rodriguez as emcee and poet all brought their improvised musical creativity to Fort Collins. Thomas and Booger also each performed a poem with the band.

Booger interviews local Fort Collins slam poet Briana Aragon, about her academic literary background and her more-current winning performances as a slam poet. Briana brings a hip hop feel to her work and enjoys bringing her political and eco-poetry poetry, to life on stage. Live audiences inspire her to speak loudly and proudly and she can compel an audience to applause.

For the next two years, Fort Collins is lucky to have two poet laureates: Erica Reid and Jake Friedman. They join Thomas in the KRFC studios to discuss their goals and aspirations for their laureate tenure. Lively banter ensued as poetic possibilities kept percolating over the brim.

Booger interviews a new poet to the area who has swept up accolades and won the local poetry slam. Ben Irwin tells us about his background, his family and shares his rich brand of playful, and political works. Ben and Booger discuss the competitive nature of slam poetry and the rewards of winning amongst the local poetry community in Fort Collins.

"Free Skool" is an opportunity for education and resources to be available for the broader community at no cost. Beyond Academia Free Skool in Boulder, CO, focuses on poetry and literary knowledge and skill building, and branches out to many other aspects of community living, such as bird-watching and clothing swaps. Co-directors of BAFS, Cicada and Maggie, talk about the 12th year of Summer Poetry Camp, and the events they're hosting up-and-down the Front Range -- from Boulder, to Fort Collins, to Denver.

"Half Of Her" is what remains of a poet who found a way to speak of the domestic violence that kept her a prisoner in her own home, until the day she freed herself. She now creates poetry that celebrates breaking the cycle of abuse and bringing shelter for those in similar situations. She creates recordings of her work and competes locally as a slam poet in Fort Collins.

Poet and hiphop producer, Chris Lorensson (aka Hygiene) joins co-host Christine Hogg in the studio to talk about his background, connections between poetry and hiphop, and his recent works.

Chris shares select poems and context from the first anthology, BLOCK, and the first hand-illustrated chapbook, The Slide Projector, from his larger body of work, Slurp, Gulp, and Start on Sounds.

The current and former poet laureates of Loveland, Colorado, visit the KRFC studios in Fort Collins (their neighbors to the north) for an intimate conversation about how they succeed in bringing poetry to their communities. Beth Lechleitner, the current poet laureate, along with Lynn Kincanon and Loveland's first laureate Veronica Patterson -- with the help from the Loveland Poet Laureate Program -- sharae how they are able to make their poetry community special.