Poets known for writing short poems are all too uncommon. In this episode, Katie & Tim look at two of contemporary poetry's best: Andrea Cohen and Mike White. What is the strength in brevity? Tune in to get the long and short of it! At the Table: Katie Dozier & Timothy Green.

Poets known for writing short poems are all too uncommon. In this episode, Katie & Tim look at two of contemporary poetry's best: Andrea Cohen and Mike White. What is the strength in brevity? Tune in to get the long and short of it! At the Table: Katie Dozier & Timothy Green.

Poets known for writing short poems are all too uncommon. In this episode, Katie &amp; Tim look at two of contemporary poetry's&nbsp;best: Andrea Cohen and Mike White. What is the strength in brevity? Tune in to get the long and short of it! At the Table: Katie Dozier &amp; Timothy Green.

Poetry Duel! Andrea Cohen vs. Mike White | ep. 155

Marie Howe went from eldest of nine in Rochester, to winning a Pulitzer Prize last year. Lucia Perillo was a wildlife biologist and park ranger, and later a MacArthur genius—writing about MS with more jokes than most poets manage about anything. This week’s Duel puts What the Living Do head-to-head with Inseminating the Elephant—Who wins? Tune in and see whose lines land the strongest! At the table: Katie Dozier & Timothy Green.

Marie Howe went from eldest of nine in Rochester, to winning a Pulitzer Prize last year. Lucia Perillo was a wildlife biologist and park ranger, and later a MacArthur genius—writing about MS with more jokes than most poets manage about anything. This week’s Duel puts What the Living Do head-to-head with Inseminating the Elephant—Who wins? Tune in and see whose lines land the strongest! At the table: Katie Dozier & Timothy Green.

Marie Howe went from eldest of nine in Rochester,&nbsp;to&nbsp;winning a&nbsp;Pulitzer&nbsp;Prize last year.&nbsp;Lucia Perillo&nbsp;was a&nbsp;wildlife biologist and park ranger, and later a&nbsp;MacArthur genius—writing about MS with more jokes than most poets manage about anything. This week’s Duel puts&nbsp;What the Living Do&nbsp;head-to-head with&nbsp;Inseminating the Elephant—Who wins? Tune in and see whose lines&nbsp;land&nbsp;the strongest! At the table: Katie Dozier &amp; Timothy Green.

Marie Howe vs. Lucia Perillo: A Poetry Duel! | ep. 149

It’s AGNI vs. New England Review in a literary-magazine duel for the ages—or at least for the slightly over-caffeinated poetry set. As always, we never know where these duels will lead us, and this one includes a heated discussion of imagism and its evolution. Which journal will reign supreme? Tune in to turn the pages. At the table: Katie Dozier & Timothy Green

It’s AGNI vs. New England Review in a literary-magazine duel for the ages—or at least for the slightly over-caffeinated poetry set. As always, we never know where these duels will lead us, and this one includes a heated discussion of imagism and its evolution. Which journal will reign supreme? Tune in to turn the pages. At the table: Katie Dozier & Timothy Green

It’s AGNI vs.&nbsp;New England Review&nbsp;in a literary-magazine duel for the ages—or at least for the slightly over-caffeinated poetry set.&nbsp;As always, we never know where these duels will lead us, and this one includes a&nbsp;heated discussion of imagism and its evolution. Which journal will reign supreme? Tune in to turn the pages. At the table: Katie Dozier &amp; Timothy Green

AGNI vs. New England Review: Literary Magazine Showdown

In this episode, we explore the concept of "negative space," a term of art usually reserved for non-typographic visual mediums. What is negative space as it relates to poetry? And how can we best utilize it to maximize the positive? Joined by Pedro Poitevin, we dive right in! At the Table:Katie DozierTimothy GreenPedro PoitevinBrian O'SullivanDick WestheimerJoe Barca

In this episode, we explore the concept of "negative space," a term of art usually reserved for non-typographic visual mediums. What is negative space as it relates to poetry? And how can we best utilize it to maximize the positive? Joined by Pedro Poitevin, we dive right in! At the Table: Katie Dozier Timothy Green Pedro Poitevin Brian O'Sullivan Dick Westheimer Joe Barca

ep. 130 - Negative Space Part 1

It seems like such a simple question, but how to read a poem, like poetic interpretation itself, can be answered in many different ways. But what’s the best way to go about reading a poem? Katie turns to art criticism for a process that guides the episode to a deep reading of poems by: Robert Frost,  Carolina Ebeid, Alex Dimitrov, Ezra Pound, and Billy Collins.  At the table:Katie DozierTimothy GreenJoe BarcaBrian O’SullivanDick WestheimerNate Jacob

It seems like such a simple question, but how to read a poem, like poetic interpretation itself, can be answered in many different ways. But what’s the best way to go about reading a poem? Katie turns to art criticism for a process that guides the episode to a deep reading of poems by: Robert Frost, Carolina Ebeid, Alex Dimitrov, Ezra Pound, and Billy Collins. At the table: Katie Dozier Timothy Green Joe Barca Brian O’Sullivan Dick Westheimer Nate Jacob

It seems like such a simple question, but how to read a poem, like poetic interpretation itself, can be answered in many different ways. But what’s the best way to go about reading a poem? Katie turns to art criticism for a process that guides the episode to a deep reading of poems by: Robert Frost,&nbsp; Carolina Ebeid, Alex Dimitrov, Ezra Pound, and Billy Collins.&nbsp; At the table:Katie DozierTimothy GreenJoe BarcaBrian O’SullivanDick WestheimerNate Jacob

ep. 91 - How to Read Poems (Part I)

Just a few days away from Valentine’s Day, Katie and Tim take a look at love poems.

Just a few days away from Valentine’s Day, Katie and Tim take a look at love poems.

Just a few days away from Valentine’s Day, Katie and Tim take a look at love poems.&nbsp;

ep. 6: Love Poems | The Poetry Space_

Today being groundhog day, we’re examining any writer–or poet’s–recurring nightmare: writer’s block.

Today being groundhog day, we’re examining any writer–or poet’s–recurring nightmare: writer’s block.

Today being groundhog day, we’re examining any writer–or poet’s–recurring nightmare: writer’s block.&nbsp;

ep. 5: Writer's Block | The Poetry Space_

How do you define poetry? Katie, Tim, and everyone discuss.

How do you define poetry? Katie, Tim, and everyone discuss.

How do you define poetry? Katie, Tim, and everyone discuss.&nbsp;

ep. 4: What Is Poetry? | The Poetry Space_ ep. 4: What Is Poetry?

This week, Katie and Tim look at which poems made an impact on us early on. Our first poetry loves! Listeners join in to share their favorites, too.

This week, Katie and Tim look at which poems made an impact on us early on. Our first poetry loves! Listeners join in to share their favorites, too.

This week, Katie and Tim look at which poems made an impact on us early on. Our first poetry loves! Listeners join in to share their favorites, too.&nbsp;

ep. 3: First Loves | The Poetry Space_

How did you become interested in putting art on the blockchain? BYOT (bring your own tales)! Katie and Tim discuss.

How did you become interested in putting art on the blockchain? BYOT (bring your own tales)! Katie and Tim discuss.

How did you become interested in putting art on the blockchain? BYOT (bring your own tales)! Katie and Tim discuss.&nbsp;

ep 2: NFT Origin Stories | The Poetry Space_

In the opening episode, Katie Dozier, Timothy Green, and crew discuss the current state of poetry in response to a recent New York Times article. Is poetry really dead? What would it mean for poetry to be alive?

In the opening episode, Katie Dozier, Timothy Green, and crew discuss the current state of poetry in response to a recent New York Times article. Is poetry really dead? What would it mean for poetry to be alive?

In the opening episode, Katie Dozier, Timothy Green, and crew discuss the current state of poetry in response to a recent New York Times article. Is poetry really dead? What would it mean for poetry to be alive?&nbsp;

ep. 1: Is Poetry Dead? | The Poetry Space_

Join hosts Katie Dozier and Timothy Green for The Poetry Space_, a weekly poetry podcast featuring lively, free-wheeling discussions on poems, poetry craft, and the writing life. Each episode explores poet interviews, literary magazines, haiku, meter, collaboration, and more in an insightful and fun live-recorded format. Perfect for poets, writers, and anyone poetry-curious looking for smart conversations that inspire and improve your work. New episodes every Friday at noon ET.

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