We speak with Tinker Greene about his poetry, chapbooks, time, memory, and novel poetic forms.

Can writing poetry be a revolutionary act?

We discuss questions of audience, poetry, and the avant-garde.

We aired a recording of Steven J. Saari reading his poetry, Candy Shue joined us live in the studio to read her review of Hazel White's "Peril as Architectural Enrichment", and we had an impromptu roundtable discussion on the art of reviews and nature poetry.

Chris discusses Fernando Pessoa, translation, personas, poetry as a social act, and the role of poetry in late capalism.

Chris discusses his chapbook "porous, nomadic", the baroque, and his work as a translator. We open and close with an excerpt from his reading of Shelley's Ode to the West Wind at Occupy Oakland in 2011.

Toni discusses and reads from The Takeaway Bin as well as new prose piece, This Once Bright Thing.

Toni discusses and reads from her books The Takeaway Bin and Pink Harvest.

We continue our discussion about collage and books written in collaboration with artists; Kathleen reads from "hi dde violeth i dde violet" (from her recent book moveable TYYPE) and gives us a history of her ground-breaking journal HOW(ever).

Kathleen reads from the sequence "Surveillance" from Moveable TYYPE, discusses collage, George Oppen, and her time spent as a young poet in New York.