71 episodes
The Poetry Space_ Katie Dozier and Timothy Green
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5.0 • 39 Ratings
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Katie Dozier of TheNFTPoetryGallery.com and Timothy Green of Rattle.com discuss all things poetry in this free-wheeling live-recorded podcast. New episodes every Friday at noon ET.
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ep. 71 - Bad Poems Go on a Date
With Voltas in hand, Katie and Tim set out to re-explore bad poems. The first victims? Themselves! On this date night, no one is safe from honest criticism.
At the Table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green -
ep. 70 - Alternative Publishing
Let's think outside the literary box! It's a big world, and there's no reason to limit our poems to lit mags. Why not publish on billboards and sidewalks and bars of soap? There are thousands of other magazines newspapers with big circulations that might publish poems too. Katie, Tim, and friends explore, joined by Nate Jacob, who made a column for his poems in his local newspaper, Jennifer Reeser, who regularly publishes poems in the National Review, and Jeannine Hall Gailey, who has published widely in places like LA Weekly and the Journal of the American Medical Association.
At the Table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Nate Jacob
Jennifer Reeser
Jeannine Hall Gailey
Dick Westheimer
Brian O'Sullivan -
ep. 69 - How to Write a Poem
What better way to spend a Friday night than on a date discussing how to write a poem? This week Timothy Green and Katie Dozier tackle what makes poems reach the top level of poetry submissions, while having almost too much fun in the process.
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ep. 68 - Meter Revisited
Poetry is the music of speech, and the original music of speech is meter. What is meter, anyway? How can you learn to dance with two left feet? Katie, Tim and friends discuss the art of the beat, joined by special guest Boris Dralyuk, formalist and author of My Hollywood.
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ep. 67 - Wisława Szymborska
Wisława Szymborska won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1996. Living through WWII and communist Poland, she was known for her use of irony and wit in deceptively simple poems detail domestic life against the backdrop of history. This week, Katie, Tim, and friend take a closer look at her life and poetry, joined by special guest
Manuel Iris, whose own work is particularly informed by hers.
At the table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Manuel Iris
Dick Westheimer
Joe Barca -
ep. 66 - Summer Poems
What do you think of when you think of summer? And how do poems capture that? This week, Katie, Tim, and friends find their summer vibe along with special guests Nate Jacob and Sharon Ferrante, sharing a cooler of poems along the way.
At the picnic table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Nate Jacob
Sharon Ferrante
Joe Barca
Brian O'Sullivan
Dick Westheimer
Customer Reviews
Substantive and entertaining
If you like hearing and talking about poetry, this podcast, is wonderful. It’s free of MFA-type jargon, and the hosts are great.
Great poetry podcast!
I’ve really enjoyed this podcast. The discussion is great and I love how much poetry is infused throughout it. Since I don’t have an MFA I work to gather poetic knowledge on my own. And I’m still learning about more contemporary poets.
I feel like I could go on and on. I loved the episode on Emily Dickinson. Learning about Ghazals has been great! I didn’t know anything about the Beats. But I’ve enjoyed a few of Ginsburg’s poems here and there. I feel like it’s helped me see more of the expansiveness of the poetry community right now.
Let’s Talk About Poetry
Look, if I wanted to talk about poetry with people who are cool about poetry in a way that makes poetry accessible and fun and cool and frankly super-appealing, then I’d come to this podcast. And I do, because Katie created a very good discussion podcast and Tim co-hosts and together they are super heroes in a world needing more poetry!!! What I’m saying is: this podcast is great! Listen now!
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