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“Well, I'm biased...but I'm very proud and happy that PoemTalk is finally launched. We are having fun with it. Next episode due out January 7, 2008. Then one new one after that every 3 weeks. Subsequent shows feature poems by Adrienne Rich, Allen Ginsberg singing Blake, Ted Berrigan, George Oppen, Jaap Blonk, Jerry Rothenberg. Stay tuned.”
afilreis via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/20/07
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“The "close but not too close reading" descriptor that is used to open these podcasts is accurate. It is typically three folks chatting about what they like about a poem, its structure, word choices and some historical information about the author and the poem. Al Filreis does a good job of...”Read full review »
pb111 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/01/10
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“Love that this podcast breaks down the thick wall between the sometimes-perceived "esoteric" poetry world and the everyday reader/listener. Poetry can be for everyone! I also hope that these podcasts make for better poets. Nobody likes an under-read poet.”
faketattoo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/05/08
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“Love the thoughtful close readings and the diversity of guests and poets. Only request would be that you read more women/nb poets! The male to female/nb writers quotient is pretty uneven.”
jjjoness855 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/15/18
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