The national greek runnerup of 2019 is a deep and thoughtful spirit with a blog and a bilingual approach to poetry and slam. Enjoy our conversation with Michelle Houwers.
If you want to listen to the poems, here they are:
Wastelands - 17:45
Untitled - 23:20
Rock yourself to sleep - 34:20
Reasons - 41:05 (Sabrina Benaim)
The background music is "Fat cat walking" by The lazy cat experience
The national portuguese winner of 2017 is a fresh and talkative author with great communication skills and a unique energy. Thanks to Li Alves for the translation, enjoy our conversation with Luís Perdigão.
If you want to listen to the poems, here they are:
A caixa - 21:50
Tempo de mudança - 27:25
Sou só som - 29:50
Deus na gaveta - 32:55 (Li Alves)
The background music is "Fat cat walking" by The lazy cat experience
Our first slammer is a young poet from guatemala who talks about the slam scene and herself. Thanks to Walter Gonzàles we will have the first episode fully enjoyable in two languages.
If you want to listen to the poems, here they are:
Neuromapa del'efimero eterno - 12:05
Caperocita - 17:50
Atrición de poeta-poema - 22:35
Espejo - 29:10 (Mate Chevez)
The background music is "Fat cat walking" by The lazy cat experience
First (long) episode! We know that 50 minutes sound challenging, but we assure you that this is just because the guest is "just" the creator of the Poetry Slam movement, the next episodes will be "lighter".
If you want to listen to the poems, here they are:
After the rain - min 26:00
Any requests? - min 33:00
Don't lose hope - min 42:40
Mounted on the Fairgrounds Magic Horses - min 45:15 (by Bertold Brecht)
The background music is "Fat cat walking" by The lazy cat experience
First glimpse of what this podcast will be. What's a poetry slam? What we'll do here? Who's going to be part of it?
Welcome and enjoy!