The Poetry Pals bid farewell to one of their own.

"The Departure" by Henry David Thoreau

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In episode 7, The Poetry Pals FINALLY slam Robert Frost. The poems to be slammed are:

• "Fire And Ice"
• "Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening"
• "The Road Not Taken"

Conversations are had about "Folks", lavamobiles, and Connor's anger about the lack of emails in the Poetry SLAMMED inbox.

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Mike Marlow's 12 Months of Christmas

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In episode six, The Poetry Pals explore "The infinitude of the private man" with selected works from Ralph Waldo Emerson. The poems to be slammed are:

• "Nature"
• "To Ellen"
• "Friendship"

Abraham Lincoln, Neckwear, and Germans end up being discusses somehow. The gang also goes into drinking blood, The Famous Racing Sausages, and Mike's love of our audience. 


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Our first episode of 2021 features our FIRST GUEST, Robbie Imbrie! He sneaks into our Zoom meeting, and then, he sneaks into our hearts. In this episode, The Poetry Pals (plus one) discuss the Victorian Era and Potential Pirate Poet, Elizabeth Barrett Browning. The poems to be slammed are:

• "The Prisoner"
• "Perplexed Music"
• "A Thought For A Lonely Death-Bed"

 The crew explores the importance of cereal, the sponsors E.B.B. may have used if she had a podcast in Victorian England, and of course Robbie Imbrie's life as a tiny little mouse.

It is discovered near the end of the episode that Mike's birthday is JUST ONE DAY before the release of this episode, so on behalf of Poetry SLAMMED and the universe, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MIKE!

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Find Robbie at his apartment in front of the Milwaukee Art Museum if you want to fight.

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It's New Year's Eve, and a fresh coat of snow covers the beer soaked streets of Milwaukee. Only Mike, Michelle, and Connor can help you ring in the new year right with the works of poet and novelist, Rudyard Kipling. The poems to be slammed are:

• "Prelude"
• "The Way Through the Woods"
• "Untimely"

New Year's Eve traditions and resolutions are discussed, as well as The Jungle Book and "Big Yellow Taxi" by Counting Crows

In lieu of a Poetry Corner, the Poetry Pals read the very appropriate poem "New Year's Resolutions" by Rudyard Kipling.

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Consider this your Christmas bonus! But be here all the earlier the next episode!!

In this HOLIDAY CROSSOVER Poetry SLAMMED meets Mike Marlow's 12 Months of Christmas and yultide joy ensues.

The Poetry Pals SLAM supposed author of "Twas the Night Before Christmas" (AKA "A Visit From St. Nicholas"): Clement Clark Moore. They talk about Moore's wealth, and his likeness to Lorne Michaels. They also SLAM Christmas mythology.

THEN, they watch the 1992 Castle Communications Christmas special "Twas The Night Before Christmas--
https://youtu.be/u5hJE8Agg48   

Happy Holidays!!!

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Connor, Michelle, and Mike slam William "Fake Name" Wordsworth's poems:

• "I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud"
• "A Parsonage In Oxfordshire"
• "Composed Upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802"

Still yet to address their nickname, The Poetry Pals talk about textiles, Star Wars fans, and Patricia Heaton. The gang also discusses MOON FACTS.
 
In the first fully improvised Poetry Corner, Michelle presents "The Rain in Oxfordshire is Lonely"

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For Episode Two, Connor, Mike, and Michelle SLAM  the poetry of Emily Dickinson:

• "The Balloon"
• "Perhaps You'd Like To Buy A Flower?"
• "So Bashful When I Spied Her"

The Poetry Pals talk about whether the titular poet is hot or NOT and sing one of her poems to the tune of a popular 90s ballad. They also go on a weird tangent about teeth.
 
Mike Marlow's Poetry Corner features an untitled poem which is not really SLAMMED at all.

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In this INAUGURAL episode, Connor, Mike, and Michelle SLAM Walt Whitman's poems:
"Joy, Shipmate, Joy!"
"O Captain! My Captain!"
"O Me! O Life!"

The gang discusses cliffs, mermaid fins,  and Brad Garrett.
 
Connor's Poetry Corner features the original poem "Misfortunes" which is also SLAMMED.

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Welcome to Poetry SLAMMED. In this podcast, Milwaukee comedians Michelle Gilliam, Mike Marlow, and Connor O'Hara read the poems of famous poets AND THEN. THEY. SLAM. THEM.