This week, Spokane Public Radio staff are reading winter and holiday themed poems. Kevin Brown is the host of Front Porch Bluegrass, Sundays at 1 p.m. on KPBX.

This week, Spokane Public Radio staff are reading winter and holiday themed poems. Kevin Brown is the host of Front Porch Bluegrass, Sundays at 1 p.m. on KPBX.

This week, Spokane Public Radio staff are reading winter and holiday themed poems. Cassia Fox is SPR's Membership Assistant.

This week, Spokane Public Radio staff are reading winter and holiday themed poems. Maureen Haeger is SPR's host of Weekend Edition and All Things Considered.

This week, Spokane Public Radio staff are reading winter and holiday themed poems. Steve Jackson is a news reporter for SPR.

This week, Spokane Public Radio staff are reading winter and holiday themed poems. Jerry Olson is SPR's chief engineer.

Danielle Weeks received her MFA in poetry through Eastern Washington University’s creative writing program. Her poetry has been published or is forthcoming in Columbia Poetry Review , cream city review, The Gettysburg Review, and Third Coast , among others, and her poem “Human Uses” was chosen as the winner of Atticus Review ’s annual poetry contest in 2018. Danielle currently lives in Spokane and works for the Children's Home Society of WA.

Danielle Weeks received her MFA in poetry through Eastern Washington University’s creative writing program. Her poetry has been published or is forthcoming in Columbia Poetry Review , cream city review, The Gettysburg Review, and Third Coast , among others, and her poem “Human Uses” was chosen as the winner of Atticus Review ’s annual poetry contest in 2018. Danielle currently lives in Spokane and works for the Children's Home Society of WA.

Danielle Weeks received her MFA in poetry through Eastern Washington University’s creative writing program. Her poetry has been published or is forthcoming in Columbia Poetry Review , cream city review, The Gettysburg Review, and Third Coast , among others, and her poem “Human Uses” was chosen as the winner of Atticus Review ’s annual poetry contest in 2018. Danielle currently lives in Spokane and works for the Children's Home Society of WA.

Danielle Weeks received her MFA in poetry through Eastern Washington University’s creative writing program. Her poetry has been published or is forthcoming in Columbia Poetry Review , cream city review, The Gettysburg Review, and Third Coast , among others, and her poem “Human Uses” was chosen as the winner of Atticus Review ’s annual poetry contest in 2018. Danielle currently lives in Spokane and works for the Children's Home Society of WA.