Philip Schultz reads from “The God of Loneliness: Selected and New Poems" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2010)

Recorded at Canio’s Books, Sag Harbor in April 2010.

Philip Schultz, reads from "The Wherewithal", A Novel in Verse,(W. W. Norton February 2014).

Poet Grace Schulman says: Schultz takes on the challenge of writing about the Holocaust in a way that affects everyone in our time. Through it, he explores modern warfare, murder, hatred of our enemies, and most painfully of our friends.

In short: He makes the unspeakable speakable, eloquently so.”

Poet, critic and professor of literature, Grace Schulman, reading from her latest collection “Without A Claim” (Harcourt, 2013) recorded in October 2013 at Canio’s Books, Sag Harbor.

Her work includes: the poetry collections “The Broken String”, “Days of Wonder” and “The Paintings of Our Lives” and a critical work “Marianne Moore: The Poetry of Engagement“

Poet and teacher Grace Schulman, the editor of the

"Poems of Marianne Moore" talks about and reads the work of the world renowned American poet.

Ms. Schulman is a former poetry editor of The Nation and Distinguished Professor at Baruch College, CUNY

Recorded June 18, 2009 at Canios Books, Sag Harbor.

Host: Chuck Wolfe

Theme: Leadership & Trust

Callers ranged from individuals dealing with anxiety and anger issues

Mic Check interview with "Through-Hiker' Felicia Moran | 4/24/16

WPKN's Michell Spinei interviews Felicia Moran aka 'Dora Explores' as they talk about the idea of through-hiking and her upcoming Continental Divide Trailtrip.

Some of Felicia's trips:

Pacific Crest Trail section '13

Pacific Crest Trail thru '13

Wonderland Trail thru '14

Timberline Trail thru '14

Colorado Trail thru '15

PCT section '15

Trans Catalina Trail '15

Continental Divide Trail '16***

Hosts: Ken MacDermotRoe and Marchand MacDermotRoe, Military Affairs Commentator

Russian fighters "buzz" a US Navy destroyer in the Baltic Sea. Potential conflicts with Russia in Georgia and Azerbaijan. We conclude the program with a discussion of the evolution of modern urban warfare from the Paris Commune uprising of 1871 to the Battle of Najaf, Iraq in 2004.

Now based also out of WPKN 89.5-FM and syndicated

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Hosts: Maude and Dr. Z talk about natural healing

Host: Annette Szczesiul

Annette invites two published poets onto her show to celebrate National Poetry Month.

Guests: Michael Sweeney and Michele Madigan Sommerville.

Both poets studied with Alan Ginsburg at Brooklyn College