Inkpod WritersNL

In the sixth and final episode of Inkpod Podcast's 2023 Summer Series, host Russell Bowers chats with writer and teacher Nkwazi Nkuzi Mhango about his life, thoughts on Africa's history, and experiences as a writer. They explore Nkwazi's belief in standing up for what you write and his passion for storytelling and equality.

In Episode #5 of the Inkpod Podcast, host Russell Bowers talks with author Paul Butler about his personal experiences, writing techniques, and insights into historical fiction and contemporary issues like Brexit and gender inequality. They also discuss the importance of community and supporting BIPOC writers.

In this episode, we talk to Libby Creelman about her time as Executive Director of WritersNL, writing while simultaneously managing your other career, the power and detriment of the short story, retirement, and her experience with Canadian editor John Metcalfe.

Hosted by Jay McGrath, this episode of Inkpod features acclaimed author Lisa Moore, who shares her insights on storytelling and community support.

From her involvement with WritersNL to adapting "February" into an opera, Lisa explores boundaries and ignites creativity, discussing the power of storytelling, the significance of belonging to a literary community, and the lessons learned from collaboration and exploring new artistic mediums. 

In this episode of Inkpod Podcast, Tom and Jay discuss fathers, Tom's association with other writers + how that led to him making a big impact on WritersNL, becoming a national best-seller, his connections to the Queen and Stephen King, and having beans with Margaret Atwood and Pierre Burton.

In this episode of Inkpod Podcast, host Jay McGrath is with renowned poet, playwright and storyteller Agnes Walsh.

Agnes and Jay talk about the influence of artists such as Bob Dylan and Ed Kavanagh on her career, reading poetry around the world, the Tramore Theatre Troupe, her connection to WritersNL and more.