Poetry Spoken Here

Poetry Spoken Here

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Poetry Spoken Here episodes

  • Episode #025 Michael Czarnecki and Amazon Smile
    Michael Czarnecki, poet and founding publisher of FootHills Publishing is interviewed. He reads from his work and discusses his influences including Frost, Jeffers, Snyder and ancient Chinese poets. Host, Charlie Rossiter, explains how to support the non-profit of your choice when you shop online.
    39 min
  • Episode #023 Ladan Osman and The Book Thing
    Somali-American poet, Ladan Osman is featured. She reads her poetry and discusses how she used Wordle to edit her book. In the second part of the show, The Book Thing, a free book warehouse in Baltimore, Maryland going through a hard time is highlighted.
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    23 min
  • Episode #022 Mong-Lan and Smashwords
    Mong-Lan, a poet, writer, multi-instumentalist, dancer, and visual artist is featured. She was born in Saigon and left with her family in 1975. She has published many works of poetry and continually explores new realms of creative expression. On the podcast, she reads poems from her latest collection and discusses her many sources of creative inspiration
    In the second part of the show, host Charlie Rossiter discusses smashwords.com a website that facilitates free self publishing.
    32 min
  • Episode #021 Karen Holmes and Allen Ginsberg's Politics
    Karen Holmes of Atlanta, GA, reads from her book of divorce and relationship poems, "Untying the Knot." Eliot Katz's "The Poetry and Politics of Allan Ginsberg" is reviewed. Katz's book is the first in-depth critical analysis of politics in Ginsberg's work.
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    34 min
  • Episode #020 Anguish of the Earth: The Poetry of WWI Pt. 1 [SPECIAL SERIES PT.1]
    Producer Jack Rossiter-Munley talks with Sam Gayck about the social, political, and cultural impact of WWI. The state of poetry and literature before and after the war, and the differing impact of the war in the various countries involved is also discussed.
    NEXT WEEK: The Poets and Poems of WWI
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    30 min
  • SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: April Programming
    SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
    To celebrate Poetry Month, during April, there will be a new Poetry Spoken Here episode every Friday. All four episodes will focus on the theme of poetry and war. Through conversations with scholars, poets, activists, and veterans, we examine the tangled history of poetry and war. First episode comes out next week on 4/8/16.
    2 min
  • Episode #019 Lori Desrosiers and Split This Rock
    Massachusetts poet Lori Desrosiers reads from her new book, "Sometimes I Hear the Clock Speak." Sarah Browning, Executive Director of Split This Rock talks about the D.C. organization and a festival that focuses on poetry that bears witness and provokes social change. Special music provided by Chicago-based harpist Yomi.
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    36 min
  • Episode #018 Bunkong Tuon and I Just Hope It's Lethal Review
    Bunkong Tuon reads poems from his new book "Gruel" and talks about how the poetry of Charles Bukowski helped turn a community college drop-out from Cambodia into a professor of English. In the second part of the show, "I Just Hope It’s Lethal," an anthology of poems about depression, is reviewed.
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    32 min
  • Episode #017 Kristin LaTour and The Performance Poetry Preservation Project
    Kristin LaTour reads from her new book "What Will Keep Us Alive" and talks about what inspires her to write. Wess Mongo Jolley discusses the Performance Poetry Preservation Project, an initiative dedicated to creating an online archive of recordings documenting the history of the poetry slam movement.
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    37 min

About Poetry Spoken Here

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An almost weekly poetry podcast that features interviews with poets, reviews of poetry books, examinations of individual poems, and investigations of themes in poetry. Sit back, relax, and let poetry…