The Writer's Almanac is a daily podcast of poetry and historical interest pieces, usually of literary significance. Each day's offering is five minutes long and contains "on this day in history" information as well as an accessible poem.
Words on a Wire
Jacke Wilson / The Podglomerate
Patrick Fennell
Avren Keating
Research English At Durham
Poets and Muses
BBC Radio 3
dublab & Onassis LA
Shakespeare and Company
Teresa Douglas
The TLS
Steph Svarz
tiff loves words
FaberBooks
Echoes Of The Vacillating Heart
Prof. O'Malley
Marshall Poe
Get Lit - Words Ignite
Roxie
Passager
Watershed Lit
Lunar Poetry Podcasts
92Y Unterberg Poetry Center
cruzfolio.com
Michael Anthony Ingram
Magdalena Ball
Marcia Epstein
Lisa Tomey
Jack Straw Cultural Center
E.W. Conundrum
Rattle Poetry
London Review Bookshop
Goldberry Studios
David Caddy
Greenlight Bookstore
Cristina Querrer
krcbproduction@gmail.com
Dr. Andy Jones
Rachel Zucker
DuEwa Frazier
blake more
Poets Lives, Writing & Creative Process · Creative Process Original Series
Modern Poetry in Translation Magazine
Carolina Quiroga-Stultz
None
University of Arizona Poetry Center
Scottish Poetry Library
David Naimon, Tin House Books
Litquake
Riddhi
Louisiana Channel
The Poetry Society
Lannan Center
Autofocus Literary, Michael Wheaton
Liam Guilar
Writers at Cornell
KCRW
The Hive
Puna Press
Robin Houghton & Peter Kenny
James Morehead
THE POETRY QUESTION
KCRW
Grace Cavalieri
Loyal Books
Gloucester Writers Center
On the Edge
Air/Light Editors, David L. Ulin, Aaron Winslow
Poetry Foundation
Claremont Graduate University
Micro
The Poetry Gods
Poems & Short Stories
Deerfield Public Library
Shaun Perkins
cruzfolio.com
Loyal Books
Poets & Writers
PEN America
Han VanderHart
LIVE! From City Lights
Dan Cotterall
Teachers Talking Texts
E.W. Conundrum
the so and so series
epicacceleration
Poetry Foundation
The Swala Tribe
Loyal Books
LiveWriters
Scottish Poetry Library
C. R. Grimmer
Wilnona
None
Museum of Colour
Lesley University
Poet X Podcast
On Being Studios
Association of Writers and Writing Programs