Your Friend Dusti reads three poems from their back porch in the dark: “Twilight Hours” by Carl Sadakichi Hartmann, “The Fruits of Death” by Ameen Rihani, and “A Line-storm Song” by Robert Frost. Background sounds provided by owls, crickets, and neighborhood dogs.

Dusti reads Arthur Rimbaud’s “Waifs and Strays,” a poem in the public domain.

Dusti reads a seasonally-appropriate Charles Rimbaud poem from the public domain.

Dusti reads a French sonnet to you in English.

A whispersode where Dusti talks about their recent road trip.

Your Friend Dusti talks about modern car rentals, MFA program personal statements, and haircuts.

Your Friend Dusti calmly recounts their day for you.

Your Friend Dusti talks about how great it feels to be hugged, then reads their prose poem “We’ll be river otters.”

Your Friend Dusti Reads Their Poems “Cape Disappointment” and “Too Much Teeth.” The first is a poem about Washington. The second is a response poem to a comment someone made on the first.

Your Friend Dusti reads their poem “Empress of the Sun,” first published in the March 2022 “Magic” issue of Lavender Lime Literary.