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This episode, hosted by dan raphael, features Justin Rigamonti, Jenny Root
and Christopher Diaz.
Justin Rigamonti teaches writing at Portland Community College and serves as
the Poetry Coordinator for Chatter PDX. His poems have been recently
published or are forthcomin...
and Christopher Diaz.
Justin Rigamonti teaches writing at Portland Community College and serves as
the Poetry Coordinator for Chatter PDX. His poems have been recently
published or are forthcomin...
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ANDRE EPISODE I DENNE PODKAST
Host Benjamin Fisher presents a special recording of Howl featuring 22
poets, and an Interview with Christopher Luna, inaugural Poet Laureate of
Clark County discussing Ginsberg and poetic inspiration.
Christopher Luna is a collage artist, poet, editor, writing coach...
Caitlyn Curran holds an MFA from the University of Idaho and currently lives
in Portland. Her recent work can be found in: The American Journal of
Poetry, Poetry.org, Raleigh Review, Queen Mob’s Tea House, and elsewhere.
She was a 2018 Centrum Fellow at the Port Townsen...
Host Jason Kastrup will feature three amazing writers: Miranda Schmidt,
Callum Angus, and Justine Chan.
I also share the poems that many writers and people I’ve interviewed tell
me ripped apart or open their soul.
This episode features diane Corson, John Beer and Jason Mashak. Hose dan
raphael will read some poems by maragareta waterman and Mary Misel.
Diane Corson has an art and design degree from Montana State University in
Bozeman, where she lived a fairly primitive life for thi...
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