Is your love tender and delicate like the half curled frond of the fiddle head furn, in forests just washed by sun?

Features the poems  'Ach, I dunno' by Percy French and 'The Floating Poem, Unnumbered' by Adrienne Rich and the songs 'Little Bitty Pretty One' by Thurston Harris and 'Selfish' by Jordan Rakei. 

Get ready for a seriously sexy audio session that'd make your granny sweaty.

Features the poems 'The Planter's Daughter' by Austin Clarke, 'Arrival' by William Carlos Williams, a wee jig by Hamish Napier Quintet Live at West End Festival and the song 'Fat Lady' by Sure Sure.

An exotic, poetic Episode 7.

33 minutes of Smack Talk heaven.

Features the poem 'The Tradition' by Jericho Brown and some fresh Irish music: 'Dud Calls' by Paper Clap and 'Rise' by Moxie. 

Hold onto your seats boys and girls, Rob is turning up the heat with a sexy poetry series and Morgan can't keep a hold of him.

Features:

'Recreation' by Audrey Lorde.

'Mistakes' by Lake Street Dive.

'If you like it rough' by Micheal Faudet.

'Freaky Feedback Blues' by Benji Hughes.

When was the last time you fingered the smooth and polished kernel?

Features the poems 'Aubade' by Amy Lowell and 'Not Waving but Drowning' by Stevie Smith, and the songs 'Dear Jean' by Loyle Carner and 'Hip-Hop' by Dead Prez.

New lovely tunage, sexy poetry and how best to clean shite off your shoe.

Features 'The road not taken' by Robert Frost,  'We Tried'  by Robin Healy and The Last Post.

The weekly feed of poetry, feel good music and absolute Smack Talk.

Features 'When all the others were away at mass' by Seamus Heaney, 'Birth of Ghana' by Lord Kitchener and 'Only a fool would say that' by Steely Dan.

Sunday morning  chats over a cup of tea regarding W.B Yeats, Zoom and all things butter.

Features 'The Lake Isle of Innis Free' by W.B Yeats,  'Gonna get along without you now' by She and Him and 'In spite of ourselves' by John Prine.

Some quarantined-inspired smack talk about Rob's new-found love for poetry and how best to drink hot tea. Explicit content warning.

Features 'Address to a Haggis" by Robert Burns and 'Lucy' by Yenkee.