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- 6: Nickole Brown Episode: “Be Mean and Fight For it”“I realized I had to go back to where I came from in order to find my voice. When I did, it was this mother tongue. It was my grandmother. It was my mama. It was then that the accent that I had to lose, I had to return to in order to speak my own poems.”1 hr 8 min
- 5: Danez Smith Episode: “We Rise in Circles”“Tenderness sometimes isn’t always about the way that truth is told but maybe it’s in the images or its in the sound, trying to offer some kind of play or delight.”1 hr 5 min
- 4: Rebecca Gayle Howell and Brett Ratliff Episode: “American Capitalism is Purgatory”"So I am writing into that darkness, into that violent wind, and looking for the peace and looking for the light."1 hr 26 min
- 3: Camille T. Dungy Episode “The Person from Porlock is Knocking at Your Door”“Writers of color run into that wall over and over and over again where people say, ‘that’s not the story I expect from you,’ and therefore it’s not worthy. And I don’t care about that. Right? It’s my story, and my story is a story of people who are connected to the land and in a usually pretty joyful way.”1 hr 13 min
- 2: Maggie Smith “You Can’t Hide from Yourself on a Legal Pad”“The idea of haunting and of family are different and wider and stranger than we might think.”1 hr 15 min
About Re\VERB
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We are Re\VERB, a podcast of Third Man Books. At Re\VERB, we talk about how life and culture influences literature and how literature influences life and culture. We invite writers mostly but also…
songwriters, musicians, filmmakers—people we love—who have a thing or two to say about music, literature and pop culture, and we host them at Third Man Records to have a chat in the Blue Room.