
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Marguerite backtracks and Emily makes soup. Join your favorite roommates as they recommend cookie recipes, hit the gym...oh and talk about poetry! Sometimes the best ones are the brief ones.
Send Who's to Say submissions to [email protected]
Featured Poets: Tory Dent, William Waring Cuney
Special thanks to Zach Adkins for the intro and outro music.
This week MPS turns the big three oh! Emily fills everyone in on some other things that are turning 30 and makes everyone feel old, while Marguerite tries to figure out who Warren Harding is. Tune in for musings on Robert Redford (Burt Reynolds?), provincial life, and dry eyes…#alwaysrelatable
Email Who's to Say submissions to millennialpoetssociety.com
Featured Poets: James Weldon Johnson, Kiki Petrosino
Special thanks to Zach Adkins for the intro and outro music.
This week Emily’s got all the fun things going on while Marguerite is just renting cars and doing dishes- how adult of her. Tune in for some more feminism (or climate change...?) fun facts and remember to check out your local book store because you might just find your next favorite poet.
Sit back, put your feet up, and get ready for the ladies to…talk about bagels for far too long and share their #relatable obsession with mozz sticks. This week Emily enlightens us on Second Wave feminism and Marguerite seems to be mildly psychic.
Featured Poets: Phil Kaye, Denise Levertov
Email Who’s to Say submissions to [email protected]
Special thanks to Zack Adkins for the intro and outro music.
Happy Friday! Your two favorite roommates are coming back at you with some hot takes on first wave feminism and old people. Listen in as they try out a new Spice Girls remix and get a bit of a vocabulary lesson from Siri.
Featured Poets: Amy Lowell, Louise Bogan, Matthea Harvey
Email Who’s to Say submissions to [email protected]
Special thanks to Zach Adkins for the intro and outro music.
This week, Emily introduces a new segment and tells us about that summer she lived in a school (…or not?). Join the ladies as they discuss the fictional year of 1612- like, it couldn’t have been real, right?- and contemplate what a truck full of drums would sound like…the answer is apparently a Phil Collins song.
Featured Poets: Yehuda Amichai, Anne Bradstreet, Charlotte Smith
Special thanks to Zach Adkins for the intro and outro music.
From the publisher's feed