This week’s poetry podcast features an interview with David Biespiel I did for the InterBoard Poetry Competition (IBPC) in conjunction with BZOO Homegrown Radio.
David Biespiel’s books of poetry include Shattering Air (BOA Editions) and Wild Civility (University of Washington Press). He’s a contributor to American Poetry Review, Parnassus, Poetry, The New Republic, & among his honors are a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in Literature & the…
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Here’s my “poema” ‘Hurricane‘ which was written specifically for the Slam Idol Podcast. It is currently contestant #3 in contest number 14. Please be sure to listen to all six poems and rate them all once the contest is over. Check out The Workshop Project 1 for the details of how this came together.
A ‘poema’ is what I’ve decided to call my soundscape poetry dramas. Poem…
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This month’s “Second Sunday” show features the poetry of:
Tairy Woodard
Sylence Campbell
Robert G. Parent
Simon Toon
Will Brown
Thanks to everyone who submitted. Please check out their websites and/or podcasts and let them know what you think of their works!
Cloudy Day Art Forum
Special thanks goes out to CM Bauer for his suggestion of “Circles” for the theme for…
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This week’s show continues the discussion from last week on publishing. Tairy Woodard of “Little Red’s Writing Hood” poetry podcast and fellow “Association of Poetry Podcasting” member shares her thoughts and experiences that she gained from publishing her own book “Researchable Insights“.
Links mentioned:
Little Red’s Writing Hood
LuLu.com
The Write Stuff poetry podcast
Outro Music:
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September 1, 2006 by
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As you may have heard, Simon of Slam Idol and I have ventured into an audio-blogging challenge where we will both detail our thoughts and writings as we both write poems for the other’s show. It’s been a fun project thus far and I am gaining huge insights into the creative process of both of us.
You can subscribe to our audio here: Simon and Me…
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