# Mark Yakich

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Episode 35: Poetry: The Anti-Obituary w/Mark Yakich

I had always wanted to pray - to open my heart and express my thoughts and feelings out to the world - to God - in a completely honest and vulnerable way but the pressure was too great... that is, at least, until I read the writing of Professor Mark Yakich.

Ep. 032 _ Christopher Schaberg _ 'Worlds World Worlds'

Christopher Schaberg received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Davis, where he specialized in twentieth-century American literature and critical theory. At Loyola, Dr. Schaberg teaches courses on contemporary literature and nonfiction, cultural studies, and environmental theory. He also…

Mark Yakich and The Importance of Peeling Potatoes in Ukraine

Mark Yakich is an author and professor in the Department of English at Loyola University. His collection of poems Unrelated Individuals Forming a Group Waiting to Cross was one of five winners of The National Poetry Series in 2003. Another collection, The Making of Collateral Beauty, won the Snowbo…

Writer's Forum Christopher Schaberg and Mark Yakich 11/06/11

Sherry talks with Christopher Schaberg and Mark Yakich about their book "Checking In/Checking Out".

We're TWO! with readings by Lily Brown, Betsy Wheeler, and Mark Yakich -- April 2008 So and So

April 12 2008 05:49 PM PSTThe So and So Series Celebrates its 2nd BirthdayHeld at the Distillery in South Boston, MA on The second series of Manila Broadsides has begun! This time around, they are going to be perforated triptychs. Sweet. This month features the poets Lily Brown, Betsy Wheeler, and …

The Culture of Soccer - With Mark Yakich

The hosts of PlayOn: Why StreetSoccer discuss the "culture" of soccer with author and skilled baller Mark Yakich, a distinguished professor at Loyola NOLA.  Diving deep into his recent book "football" from the series Object Lessons, the team explores pick-up,  "three-touch", the beauty of a "pretty…

Echo, by Mark Yakich, with an interview

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The conversation with Mark Yakich delves into the emotional connection and playfulness of language in poetry. It begins with an introduction to Mark and his influence on the hosts, followed by a discussion on Mark's journey to poetry and the impact of poetry on his life. The exploration of Mark's w…