Millennial Poets Society

This week's Who's to Say poet has a special childhood connection with co-host Emily Kline. The ladies share and discuss a poem by Katherine West, @spookykathwest on instagram, that showcases her unique style and touches on a subject Marguerite and Emily both feel strongly about.

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

…or do a face mask! This week, your favorite roommates are all about self care and living a Grudge Free 2019 *trademarked* (that’s how those work, right?). Join the fun as Emily fan girls— bet you can’t guess for who— and Marguerite talks about her zombie dream, of course Bran was there. So kick the weekend off right and as always, be kind to one another.

Featured Poets: Nayyirah Waheed, Joshua Jennifer Espinoza, Clementine von Radics

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

Featured this week is a poet that goes by the pen name Neptune, @neptune_poetry on Instagram and @neptunepoetry on Twitter, and lives on the other side of the world in the Philippines! Marguerite and Emily share his topical poem about the state of the world we live in and how it affects everyone born in to it.

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

At long last! You’ve been waiting with bated breath for another full episode and finally your payers have been answered!!! Okay, time to stop being dramatic, but Marguerite and Emily appreciate your patience as they deal with technical difficulties (have they mentioned before they’re nOt ProFfesSioNaLs?). Time to dive in to an episode bursting with gay and full of dragonfly and pigeon attacks— you heard that right. There’s nothing like summer in the city.

Featured Poets: Audre Lorde, Justice Ameer, Allen Ginsberg

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

The ladies are back! This week featuring M. G. Hughes, @immghughes on instagram, and her topical poem about women's rights to govern their own bodies that gets straight to the point while also using beautiful imagery and metaphor.

It’s Who’s to Say Tuesday! This week features poet the Dayshawnda, found at @iamday0.5 and @dayyyydayy on Instagram, reading one of her own pieces. The ladies have a discussion inspired by its message of identity, self expression, and self discovery.

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

Renee Wolf, @heyreneewolf on Instagram, is this week’s featured poet. The ladies share her poem, Sadness, which sparks a discussion on human emotions and understanding that embracing and growing from our lows is just as important as celebrating and enjoying the highs.

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

This week’s intro is pretty much a segment about Marguerite’s obsession with Last Podcast on the Left…so they owe MPS lots of money now (that’s how ads work, right?). Eventually Emily focuses them back to the usual antics you know and love them for. Join the ladies as they somehow relate everything to Hamilton,  learn about the great town of Cockermouth in #yeoldendays, and discuss William Wordsworth’s chronic RBF (that's resting bitch face for you non-millennials hiding in the back).

Featured Poets: Jhené Aiko, William Wordsworth, Matthew Zapruder

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