Tag: poem
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Poet Grant Clauser in the Wild!
I don’t know how I missed this back in January! But Grant was one of our brilliant guest on the In Three Poems podcast for season one. Can you believe season two has started already? You can follow on your favorite podcast platforms right from this link. And be sure to listen to Grant’s episode!
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Epic Poetry with Nigerian Poet Saddiq Dzukogi
Technical difficulties. I hate that phrase, but that’s what I ran into last night while preparing episode 13 of the In Three Poems poetry podcast. Was it bad luck or poor preparation? Only my hairdresser knows for sure! But seriously, even before the tech issues, I was having a hard time editing this episode down.…
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Catch Up on the In Three Poems Podcast
When it comes to the podcast, we’ve put out four more episodes since I last posted here, so go over to inthreepoems.com or wherever you listen to podcasts and catch up. Or you can just click on the episodes below. You can even watch on YouTube, if that’s your jam. However you tune in, please…
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The Day a Poet Was Murdered by ICE, poem by Hannah Levy
In Three Poems If you’d like to catch up on the podcast, episode four of In Three Poems is now available on your favorite podcast apps, YouTube, or at InThreePoems.com. You can follow at any of those places. When I read Hannah’s poem “The Day a Poet Was Murdered by ICE,” I had to reach…
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Talking with Birds, Reading Poems with Grant Clauser
I promised I’d post these here, so here is episode three of my new podcast, In Three Poems. You can listen by pushing play below, or follow over on inthreepoems.com, or just follow on your favorite podcast app (Apple, Spotify, iHeart Radio, etc.), or even on YouTube. You can also follow the podcast on Instagram,…
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A Jackass Offers an Apology, Poetry Podcast E2
Poet Mitchell Nobis For season one, episode two of In Three Poems, I had the honor of talking with poet, educator, and parent, Mitchell Nobis. The idea behind the podcast is to see how poems and poets are interlinked, how they “talk among themselves,” and how we as writers and artists do not create in…
