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Poet as Radio episodes
- Feb 09, 2014: Benjamin Hollander
Benjamin Hollander reads from and discusses his book, In the House Un-American (pretaped).
1 hr - Feb 2, 2014: roundtable -- Cassandra Troyan and Benjamin Hollander
We played a recording from Cassandra Troyan and also discussed our upcoming interview with Benjamin Hollander.
59 min - From the archives: Colleen Lookingbill (Dec 17, 2011)
Colleen joined us live in the studio on Dec 17, 2011 to talk about her book, a forgetting of, and collage/assemblage.
1 hr 2 min - Jan 12, 2014: Stephen Lloyd Webber, part 2
We continue our discussion with Stephen Lloyd Webber about his new book, Writing from the Inside Out, as well as yoga, spirituality, the body, and writing.
1 hr - Stephen Lloyd Webber part 1
Stephen Lloyd Webber joins us to talk about yoga, spirtuality, the body, and writing.
1 hr - Dec 8, 2013: Stephen Ratcliffe
Stephen Ratcliffe joins us live in the studio to discuss his recent book Selected Days, his writing practices, and time.
1 hr 2 min - Nov 24, 2013: Miranda Mellis
Miranda Mellis was live on Poet as Radio to discuss her books The Spoke and None of This is Real.
58 min - Nov 17, 2013: Jackqueline Frost
Jackqueline Frost joins us live in the studio to discuss her recent book, The Antidote.
59 min - Nov 4, 2013: Camille Roy
Camille Roy joined us live in the studio; we discussed her recent book, Sherwood Forest.
1 hr 1 min - Oct 27, 2013: Avery E. D. Burns discusses The Iliad
Avery E. D. Burns led an in-studio discussion of The Iliad and its translations.
1 hr 2 min
About Poet as Radio
From the publisher's feed
POET AS RADIO is a weekly program on KUSF In Exile, airing Sundays from 11:30am to 12:30pm at www.savekusf.org. Jack Spicer said that the poet is not a creator, but a conduit, getting messages from an…
undefinable source to form the poem. He thought of a poet as a radio, broadcasting words. We like to think of POET AS RADIO as an opportunity for writers to broadcast their words as well.