# Gloria Muñoz

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S5 Ep3473: Poetry Readings in St. Pete 4-26-23

In honor of National Poetry Month, Gloria Muñoz, the City of St. Petersburg, Florida Poet Laureate, partnered with community organizations and businesses to host events in all pockets of St. Pete to highlight and celebrate the local poetry influence in the Sunshine City. One of those events happen…

"A poem with Gloria Muñoz."

This week: The Poet Laureate of St Pete. Finding your voice through creative writing. Spending the day at the Borders Book Store coffee shop. Book speed dating. Rose Sangria. Pairing cocktails with books. Starting an all female non-profit production studio. Max's fifth grade book report. A cautiona…

S5 Ep3977: The Al Downing Tampa Bay Jazz Association celebrates two big events this spring!

The Al Downing Jazz Association Monday jam at The Hangar downtown is just the tip of the musical iceberg. Radio St. Pete INSIDER news director Nanette Wiser caught up with the new President and vice-president in our downtown studio and talked about two upcoming events: Women in Jazz at The Palladiu…

S2 Ep419: Arts Alive! podcast: Poet and novelist Gloria Muñoz 2-7-25; Bill DeYoung, St. Pete Catalyst

St. Petersburg Poet Laureate Gloria Muñoz is our guest on this episode of Arts Alive! Born night here in the city, Muñoz is one of the brightest literary lights we have. She has published two award-winning books of poetry, and her first novel, the Young Adult story This is The Year, came out in Ja…

S2 Ep578: National Poetry Month: St. Petersburg City of Writers Festival

In celebration of #NationalPoetryMonth, the City of St. Petersburg, City Poet Laureate Gloria Muñoz, and various community partners are presenting the third annual City of Writers Poetry Festival.  Throughout April, immerse yourself in a diverse lineup of community events featuring engaging convers…

Our Planet: Protecting Our Tierra

We’re so excited to share this special Earth Day Edition episode, where we chat with our guest Musas about science and the environment in our Latiné stories! Thank you to our wonderful host: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Aixa Pérez-Prado!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you enjoy our podcasts, please consider buying a book (or a few) to say thank…

The Secret Sauce of Writing Groups: How to Build, Survive, and Thrive with Honest Feedback

What really happens behind the scenes of a thriving writing group? In this episode of the NoNaMe Storyteller podcast, hosts Al and Aki, with returning guest co-host Edward Gauvin, sit down with author Brian Petkash (Mistakes by the Lake, upcoming tentatively titled The B-Sides) and Nicole Caron, fo…

Rediscovering the Joy of Food During Eating Disorder Recovery: “SLIP” Author Mallary Tenore Tarpley

For many of us, food is one of life's great pleasures. But what happens when that joy gets taken away, and can we get it back? When Mallary Tenore Tarpley lost her mother at eleven years old, she wanted to stop time. If growing up meant living without her mom, then she wanted to stay little foreve…

From Poetry to Prose: Gloria Muñoz on Family, Cli-Fi, and Cometa Rangers

What happens when a writing group sparks something extraordinary? For Gloria Muñoz, it was the creative crucible where This Is the Year came to life—a dazzling YA cli-fi written in prose and verse that blends the urgency of climate change with the intimacy of family, loss, and resilience. In this e…

Kind of Major: They Called Us Wicked (Gloria Muñoz Interview)

THEY CALLED US WICKED independent bookstore SWAG. Order from either Tombolo Books in St. Petersburg, FL or, Wild Rumpus in Minneapolis, MN, to get SWAG. Book Description: They’re a coven of four: Lucy, who can hear a whisper in a crowded room. Clara, who can read your innermost thoughts. Fabiola, w…