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By Katie Dozier and Timothy Green
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The podcast currently has 78 episodes available.
At the Table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
A.E. Stallings
Joe Barca
Brian O’Sullivan
Dick Westheimer
Is Instagram poetry actually poetry? In the most controversial episode yet, Katie and Tim's date nite discussion is crashed by poet Erik Campbell. Listen as we drink whiskey and hit at what irks more traditional poets about this poetic genre, as well as look at what we can learn from InstaPoets like Rupi Kaur, Atticus, Pavana Reddy, Amanda Lovelace, Nikita Gill, and Kate Baer.
At the Table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Erik Campbell
Is prose poetry poetry? This week, Katie, Tim, and friends tackle the trickiest of hybrid forms—the prose poem. Joined by prose poet Kathleen McGookey, we explore the absurdity of removing line breaks, sharing some great examples by T.S. Eliot, Charles Baudelaire, Russell Edson, Victoria Chang, and more.
At the Table
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Kathleen McGookey
Brian O'Sullivan
Dick Westheimer
Nate Jacob
Tim likes to say that art is the opposite of propaganda—but what does that actually mean? Katie, Tim, and friends discuss the relationship between poetry and propaganda, including discussion of Amanda Gorman, Robert Frost, Wilfred Owen, Iain McGilchrist and more.
At the Table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Brian O'Sullivan
Joe Barca
Dick Westheimer
Nate Jacob
Appalachia is home to over 25 million people with rich roots in storytelling and family lore. This week, Katie, Tim & friends explore the region, joined by special guests Kari Gunter-Seymour and Pauletta Hansel, who share their poetry and their their thoughts on being Appalachian Poets.
At the Table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Kari Gunter-Seymour
Pauletta Hansel
Dick Westheimer
Nate Jacob
Brian O'Sullivan
Joe Barca
What makes certain poems more welcoming to a reader? Should poems be accessible? Katie, Tim, and friends discuss, joined by special guest George Bilgere, one of the most hospitable poets alive.
At the Table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
George Bilgere
Dick Westheimer
Nate Jacob
Joe Barca
Haibun might be the most exciting form being written today. It seems not too long ago that haibun was just journal entries that included haiku. Over the last decade, poets have begun pushing the form past those old bounds. Katie, Tim, and friends discuss, joined by two of the premiere haibun explorers, Kat Lehmann and Roberta Beary.
At the Table
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Kat Lehmann
Roberta Beary
Dick Westheimer
Brian O'Sullivan
With Voltas in hand, Katie and Tim set out to re-explore bad poems. The first victims? Themselves! On this date night, no one is safe from honest criticism.
At the Table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Let's think outside the literary box! It's a big world, and there's no reason to limit our poems to lit mags. Why not publish on billboards and sidewalks and bars of soap? There are thousands of other magazines newspapers with big circulations that might publish poems too. Katie, Tim, and friends explore, joined by Nate Jacob, who made a column for his poems in his local newspaper, Jennifer Reeser, who regularly publishes poems in the National Review, and Jeannine Hall Gailey, who has published widely in places like LA Weekly and the Journal of the American Medical Association.
At the Table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Nate Jacob
Jennifer Reeser
Jeannine Hall Gailey
Dick Westheimer
Brian O'Sullivan
The podcast currently has 78 episodes available.
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