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“Ajanaé and Brittany are phenomenal hosts and expand beautifully upon the legacy of Franny and Danez. Their questions are thoughtful yet still accessible to those who aren’t in the poetry world. I love how comfortable they make the guests, and their conversations really involve getting a deep, unbuckled knowing of artists and their craft. Their energies are also so inviting. Love it! Love them!”
Mimigrae via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/31/23
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“Playful, challenging, and alive, this podcast is a place of honest art. Listening brings me the same unique comfort as a trusting a good poem, or learning from a good teacher.”
a_e_gill via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/19/19
“I’ve just been introduced to this podcast and am slowly working my way through the back catalog. It is so invigorating to listen to poets really talk about craft and ideas in this intimate way. A great way to wake up in the morning.”
FDHill via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/16/20
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“Brittany and Ajanaé announced that Jewish people do not deserve the safety of their own country today and that their land should be given to Arab (though Arabs are from Arabia). What that has to do with poetry is beyond me. All I have discover in this show is how appalling the levels of ignorance...”Read full review »
Matt Sandshoes via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
03/26/24
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