Millennial Poets Society

In an effort to do a better job of amplifying voices that for so long have been muted or left out of conversations, Marguerite and Emily would like to use the platform they created with Millennial Poets Society to share the work of Black artists starting with segments from some of their previously recorded episodes.

This segment is from their very first episode, published on International Women's Day in 2019.

In an effort to do a better job of amplifying voices that for so long have been muted or left out of conversations, Marguerite and Emily would like to use the platform they created with Millennial Poets Society to share the work of Black artists starting with segments from some of their previously recorded episodes.

This segment is from their very first episode, published on International Women's Day in 2019.

What a gust of a week it’s been! Marguerite and Emily are here to tell you all about how #relatable Sappho was and remind you not to get the flu. This will also be the last episode of Season 1 for MPS so enjoy and catch up on any episodes you may have missed! Thank you for all of your support. XO

Happy Friday and Happy birthday to Emily! Your favorite ladies are back with an episode packed with New Formalism, radical self love, and Delilah’s collar jingling in the background.

Special thanks to Zach Adkins for the intro and outro music.

On this week’s episode, the ladies have a mild existential crisis while discussing poems with weak links to science and discover a poet who might just be their actual neighbor. (In case you were wondering, yes they do *always* take their makeup off be fore going to bed.)

Email Who’s to Say submissions to [email protected]

Featured poets: Shira Erlichman, Janet McNally, John Hodgen

Special thanks to Zach Adkins for the intro and outro music.

New decade, new episode, new poets (maybe...?). The ladies spent their New Years Eve recording the podcast you know and love and things got *dwhimsical*. Listen along as they to figure out if they got their senior prom dress from the same store and Marguerite jogs your—and Emily’s—memory.

In this episode Marguerite and Emily ask the age old question: how do cats drink water (and more importantly, does Delilah know what she’s doing)? Join them as they discuss chimken nuggets, babyhood, and midwestern names. Don’t grow cold in a corner, warm up for the weekend with your favorite roommates!

Email Who’s to Say submissions to [email protected]

Featured Poets: Connie Wanek, William Carlos Williams

Special thanks to Zach Adkins for the intro and outro music.

This week the ladies bring a little Soul! to the episode and dish on doing each others hair (or more like Marguerite doing Emily’s hair). They give some wine recommendations and discuss three badass women while being constantly in awe of Delilah’s cuteness.

Email Who’s to Say submissions to [email protected]

Featured Poets: Gladys Cardiff, Elisabeth Hewer, Nikki Giovanni

Special thanks to Zach Adkins for the intro and outro music.