Shelf Indulgence is a new book club podcast where game designers, game scholars, and play scholars discuss a fun, intelligent book, usually a novel. For our first episode, we will discuss Binti by Nnedi Okorafor. Read the book (or not) and join us by listening to episode 1 of Shelf Indulgence.

Welcome back for our fifth episode of Versed.  On this episode, Josh reads one of his own poems for a change.

I understand that people can find poetry intimidating or strange, so during each episode, I read a poem and talk about why I like it for a minute or two. That’s it. No pressure. I’m making Versed to make you feel more comfortable reading poetry and to introduce you to passionate, talented poets that I didn’t discover until after college.

If you like the show, you can support Versed on Patreon.

Welcome back for our fourth episode of Versed. 

I understand that people can find poetry intimidating or strange, so during each episode, I read a poem and talk about why I like it for a minute or two. That’s it. No pressure. I’m making Versed to make you feel more comfortable reading poetry and to introduce you to passionate, talented poets that I didn’t discover until after college.

If you like the show, you can support Versed on Patreon.

Welcome back for our third episode of Versed. 

I understand that people can find poetry intimidating or strange, so during each episode, I read a poem and talk about why I like it for a minute or two. That’s it. No pressure. I’m making Versed to make you feel more comfortable reading poetry and to introduce you to passionate, talented poets that I didn’t discover until after college.

If you like the show, you can support Versed on Patreon.

Welcome back to our second episode. I plan to release biweekly until we reach our first goal on Patreon. Then I plan to start releasing one episode per week. Speaking of which, if you like the show, you can support Versed on Patreon.

As a dad, poet, and English teacher, I love poetry and I want to help introduce you to some of the amazing poems you’ve never heard before. I understand that people can find poetry intimidating or strange, so during each episode, I read a poem and talk about why I like it for a minute or two. That’s it. No pressure. I’m making Versed to make you feel more comfortable reading poetry and to introduce you to passionate, talented poets that I didn’t discover until after college.

If you like the show, you can support Versed on Patreon.