A podcast for those who love poetry and for those who know little about it. We read poems, discuss them, see how they work, and read them one more time.
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After a summer break, we're back! We start off Season 6 with the ageless form of the haiku. Have a listen and hope you enjoy. poetryforall.fireside.fm/62
This month, listen to a great poem of joy by the extraordinary poet Li-Young Lee. Our latest episode of Poetry For All. Subscribe to "Poetry For All" wherever you get your podcasts. #AAPI
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More recommendations... those lovely people at @PoetrySociety asked me to research some wonderful podcasts for the spring issue of Poetry News, hot off the press. @brookespoetry @CommonplacePod @amouthfulofair @poetrypodcats @poetrynonstop @inanothervoice @PoetryForAllPod
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Phillis Wheatley is considered the African American author with a published poetry book. In this episode @PoetryForAllPod, @JoanneDiaz72, and @AbramVanEngen read and discussed the poem "On Being Brought from Africa to America."
You can listen to it here: share.fireside.fm/episode/dC…
Thank you for talking with us!
I had such a great time talking about my poem, “Things That Are Rare,” with @JoanneDiaz72 and @AbramVanEngen for @PoetryForAllPod podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Kay Ryan is a well-known American poet and educator. She was named the sixteenth United States Poet Laureate. During this episode of @PoetryForAllPod, @JoanneDiaz72, and @AbramVanEngen discuss Kay Ryan's "Crib.”
You can listen to it here: poetryforall.fireside.fm/55
#poetry #crib
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“It’s up to us to make persuasive cases for why the humanities matter, in 30 minutes or less.”
@L_Perry_, our assistant director for research and public engagement, shares her experience at @HumanitiesAll’s annual Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill.
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ALT Photo of the Capitol building
Thrilled to be a finalist in the 2023 Ambies hosted by
@podcastacademy! Stay tuned for the winners in March 🏆
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@PoetryForAllPod hey congrats on being a finalist in the 2023 Ambies @podcastacademy - go poetry!! ambies.com/2023-nominees-1#B…
#poetry #podcast
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never thought I
would see it here
in this Otherwhere,
no plantation in sight
no patterned pods
for the picking,
nor calloused hands
to plow & gin
—Fred L. Joiner
@fjoiner
#PoemADay
poets.org/poem/sikasso-snow
An unexpected Christmas poem. Kay Ryan's "Crib" begins with an archaeology of language and ends on a meditation of theft, innocence, and guilt. Check out this short (17-min) episode! Click below or subscribe to Poetry For All wherever you get podcasts.
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If you're listening to TPQ20, you should also be listening to: @Vsthepodcast. @OfPoetryPodcast. @BullCityPress's The Chapbook, @breadpoetrypod, @MyBadPoetryThe1, @poetrymagazine's podcast. We should all just be listening to poetry! These are only a few! Tag more below!
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I'm doing it! "Close Readings," a podcast about poetry. Each episode: me and a guest, talking about a poem they love. I'm lining up the first few episodes now—sign up here for updates. open.substack.com/pub/kamran…
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Remember the sky that you were born under,
know each of the star's stories.
—Joy Harjo
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#NativeAmericanHeritageDay
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I imagine the tide simply went out / without them. I imagine they cannot / feel the black flies charting the raised hills / of their eyes. I write my name in the sand:
Today’s poem: “The moon rose over the bay. I had a lot of feelings.” by @officialdonika bit.ly/3ExLXvX
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I wasn’t familiar with Carter Revard, and I’m grateful for the introduction by @PoetryForAllPod via this great Anglo-Saxon-style alliterative poem about a Native American ceremony.
What do medieval English riddles and Osage dance ceremonies have in common? Carter Revard of the Osage and Pawhuska peoples offers an answer in his stunning poem “What the Eagle Fan Says.”
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #WritingCommunity #podcastnation
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As #ElectionDay comes to a close, Langston Hughes reminds us what is always at stake. Listen to our discussion of his poem, "Johannesburg Mines," from 2021.
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O, let my land be a land where Liberty
Is crowned with no false patriotic wreath,
But opportunity is real, and life is free,
Equality is in the air we breathe.
—Langston Hughes
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