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On Poemcast, host Sarah Pham will introduce you to guest poets, writers, and UW students who will read their poetry, discuss its meaning, and even rhyme and reason you into loving poetry again. From original slam poetry to published literature, the vibe is always where the artist takes it, be it lighthearted to philosophical to quirky to sorrowful.

01/06/2021

Poetry for Pride Month

In honor, celebration, and support of Pride Month, Sarah reads poetry by Regie Cabico, Alok Vaid-Menon, Frank Bidart, and Ocean Vuong. Instagram: @sar.pham

12 min
19/05/2021

Abbegail Louie: Where I’m From

Abbegail Louie (she/they) performs powerful spoken word poetry on Filipino American history, identity, and activism as well as her personal experience as an Asian American. Insta: @abbegaillouie

26 min
05/05/2021

Sam Seaver: For My Mother

Sam Seaver (she/her) performs one of her favorite poems in honor of her mother and tells the story behind why and how she founded Poetry Club. Poetry Club meets on Tuesdays from 6:30-7:30PM on Zoom. Email Sam at samsea22@uw.edu to join! Follow UW Poetry Club on Instagram @uwpoetryclub.

18 min
21/04/2021

Em: Control

Em (she/they) performs a poem about bipolar and her relationship with music, art, poetry, social justice, and journalism. Follow her music on Instagram and Spotify @opalmoonn.

14 min
07/04/2021

Liz Mugho: I Don't Want to Get Out of Bed & You Were My First Heartbreak

Liz Mugho writes about her experiences of not wanting to get up in the morning, her first heartbreak, and how she finds writing inspiration in music. Follow her poetry on instagram @what.shewrote

17 min
01/04/2021

Bella Brown: The End Can Happen Anytime

UW Student Bella Brown shares two spoken word poems about losing her grandmother and how she has dealt with the aftermath of that tragedy. Twitter: @isabellagbrown Insta: @isa.brown.

16 min

6 Episodes

On Poemcast, host Sarah Pham will introduce you to guest poets, writers, and UW students who will read their poetry, discuss its meaning, and even rhyme and reason you into loving poetry again. From original slam poetry to published literature, the vibe is always where the artist takes it, be it lighthearted to philosophical to quirky to sorrowful.

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Poemcast

Poemcast

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Poetry for Pride Month

Abbegail Louie: Where I’m From

Sam Seaver: For My Mother

Em: Control

Liz Mugho: I Don't Want to Get Out of Bed & You Were My First Heartbreak

Bella Brown: The End Can Happen Anytime

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