Poetry Snaps

Poetry Snaps

Sarah Krieg and Ash Raymond James talk to poets from Aotearoa New Zealand in their studio in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Their goal? To open your mind about what poetry could be. Guests include local slam poets, as well as writers who are fresh on the scene.

  1. 11 may

    S3 Ep 7 - Hebe Kearney

    Hebe Kearney is the person behind Blackout Poetry Aotearoa, and a huge nerd. If you come across their poetry, you'll know more than you ever imagined about niche topics like radiation, fungi, or the history of a particular date in the Gregorian calendar. And you know what? Their enthusiasm is contagious. Welcome, the royal supreme of accessible poetry, zine-making and special interests!

    S3 Ep 7 - Hebe Kearney

  2. 27 abr

    S3 Ep 6 - Dominic Hoey

    A pillar of poetry in Aotearoa, Dominic Hoey sits down with us to talk about some of his most controversial takes. Is there really a difference between poetry and prose? Can rich people make good art? Is writer's block real? Dominic believes the best writing doesn't just come from Universities and residencies, but from learning from the writers around you. As the teacher of "How to Write Good", author of 1985, and co-founder of Deadbird Books, Dominic shares his insights from a life of navigating Aoteroa's literary "scenes".

    S3 Ep 6 - Dominic Hoey

  3. 13 abr

    S3 Ep 5 - Tara Mok

    Tara Mok is a poet who dances effortlessly between earthly and mystical realms. She only recently started performing her work, preferring, as many poets do, to share on the pages of her zines. With titles like, "Salvation is Hot and Sticky", her writing is ethereal, visceral and sexy. On this episode, we explore the budding excitement of a fresh poet, and the intimate relationship between poetry and music.

    S3 Ep 5 - Tara Mok

  4. 30 mar

    S3 Ep 4 - Dani Kionasina

    The girlboss of the poetry scene is in the studio! Dani Kionasina is the founder and force behind Tangata Atamai - a creative platform which raises the profile moana storytelling. Dani isn't afraid to share her words with the world. She is self-published, self-employed and bravely doing poetry the best way she knows how. Proudly!

    S3 Ep 4 - Dani Kionasina

  5. 16 mar

    S3 Ep 3 - Ted Greensmith-West

    Get ready to feel ooky-spooky, as Ted Greensmith-West takes us on a journey through his poetry as a queer writer with a taste for the gothic. As a pākeha environmental lawyer, Ted shares his deep commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and what his experiences growing up in New Zealand taught him about agricultural violence.

    S3 Ep 3 - Ted Greensmith-West

  6. 2 mar

    S3 Ep 2 - Jessie Fenton

    She's a woman of many talents - Jessie Fenton joins us in the studio with a kiwi accent as strong as ever. We talk about the thrill of the slam, fallow fields and the need for beautiful surrounds. Importantly, she teaches Ash the joys of a Rainbow Paddlepop.

    S3 Ep 2 - Jessie Fenton

  7. 16 feb

    S3 Ep 1 - Ash Raymond James and Sarah Krieg

    Ash (aka Mr. Lamp) is the force behind Yellowlamp - a monthly poetry event in Auckland. He's nerdy, silly and fiercely Welsh. In this episode, Ash finds his seat as our new co-host and turns the tables on Sarah, who finally gets to be a guest.

    S3 Ep 1 - Ash Raymond James and Sarah Krieg

  8. Tráiler de la temporada 1

    Poetry Snaps Trailer - Szn 3

    We're back baby! Aotearoa's poetry scene is thriving, and Poetry Snaps is back with more yarns and a brand-spankin' new host!

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Sarah Krieg and Ash Raymond James talk to poets from Aotearoa New Zealand in their studio in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Their goal? To open your mind about what poetry could be. Guests include local slam poets, as well as writers who are fresh on the scene.

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  • Creado por
    Poetry Snaps
  • Años en activo
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodios
    20
  • Clasificación
    Explícito
  • Derechos de autor
    © Poetry Snaps
  • Sitio web del podcast
    Poetry Snaps