Poems by J.R. Campbell and Dan O'Brien, plus we announce the winners of the Big Poetry Book Giveaway.
Poems by Tod Caviness, Jesse Ross and Amy Watkins performed live at Arts Against Hunger.
Poems by Harriet Leach and Leila A. Fortier, plus an excerpt from a 1940's poetry radio show.
Cross-genre poem by Loreen Niewenhuis, read by Amy Watkins, Alex Copeland and John Babshaw.
Poems by Sandra Evans Falconer on her recovery from breast cancer, plus poems by Aimee Mackovic and a debate about movies.
This week, we travel with poems by A-Gonzaga, Jill Kelly Koren and JR Pearson, plus a song by Aaron Roche.
In this week's episode, Kenneth P. Gurney gets distracted, Marci Rae Johnson makes her own light and the best bad band on the world hits the after party with a song about the things that make their day.
This week we get a little nostalgic with poems by Karen Kelsay, Daniel Romo and Matthew Vetter. In the after party, we visit the Audubon Park Community Market and hear Poetry by Flashlight from Thomas Birchmire.
In this episode, we embrace the strange with poems about mermaids, tattoos and the circus, plus hear Amy cry while getting a tattoo.
For Fathers' Day week, Johnathon Williams, Russ Kesler and Steve Kronen bring us poems of death, love and song, plus the after party is taken over by hysterical women: Amy, Mistie Watkins and podcaster Abigail Hilton.
In this week's episode, we have poems about art and music by Debra Kang Dean and Jonathon Weinert, plus Amy interviews her favorite art critic.
This week, we have persona poems in the voices of Dracula and Goldilocks, plus a conversation about fairy tales.
In our first episode, we have poems by Richard Newman and Jesse Jay Ross, plus Amy talks with Jesse Ross and Alex Copeland about the artistic life in our first after party.