Wax Poetic: Poetry from Canada

Wax Poetic: Poetry from Canada

By RC Weslowski, Kevin Spenst, and Lucia MischArts
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Wax Poetic: Poetry from Canada episodes

  • Kecia Cook
    In Vancouver to perform at the Canadian Individual Poetry Slam and Mashed Poetics during the Verses Festival of Words, our guest, Kecia Cook shares some poems with us..
    30 min
  • Johnny MacRae
    2019 Verses Festival Artistic Director, Johnny MacRae joins us to talk about the festival and share some poems.
    31 min
  • Emily Kelsall
    Former Vancouver Story Slam Champion, and Battle Rapper, Emily Kelsall joins us to share some work and talk about funny stuff.
    30 min
  • Angelica Poversky
    One of the world famous, Tiny Tricycle Poets, Angelica Poversky joins to talk about travel and McDonalds Restaurants that look like Mosques.
    30 min
  • Bill Arnott
    Bill Arnott joins Lucia Misch and RC Weslowski to talk about Vikings and touring as a poet/musician.
    32 min
  • Onjana Yawnghe
    Our final week of highlighting the Growing Room Festival features a visit from Onjana Yawnghe as they chat with Kevin Spenst and our new co host, Beni Xiao.
    33 min
  • Jonina Kirton And Zofia Musiej
    Indigenous Brilliance reading series co creator, Jonina Lynn Kirton along with Zofia Musiej joins us to talk about the Growing Room Festival and how the power of poetry helps heal past traumas.
    32 min
  • Cicely Blain And Chantal Gibson
    Two poets performing/reading at the Growing Room Festival, Cicely Blain and Chantal Gibson join Kevin Spenst and RC Weslowski to talk about poetry, race, and pushing the boundaries of poetry.
    30 min
  • Rabbit Richards
    2018 Vancouver Poetry Slam Team Member, Rabbit Richards visits with Kevin Spenst and RC Weslowski to share some poems and promote the Growing Room Festival.
    31 min

About Wax Poetic: Poetry from Canada

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Your weekly appointment with the muse. Listen to interviews and readings with Canada's top spoken word, slam, and literary poets. Canadian poetry, at its best.