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Episode 13: Eugene Ostashevsky on the holding pattern of revenge
"This war has been made public. Everyone’s invited."
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Evangeline Riddiford Graham
34:39

November 2023

Episode 12: Timothy Liu's love triangles
Listen now | "People are not in agreement about what the word 'lover' means"
24:13

September 2023

Episode 11: Monica Youn on when "Euripides meets Margaret Cho"
What happens when a son is unrecognizable to his mother?
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Evangeline Riddiford Graham
23:26
Episode 10: Niina Pollari on truth's heart of stone
In “How to Read This Poem,” the past is “always invisibly moving”
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Evangeline Riddiford Graham
19:09

June 2023

Episode 9: J. Mae Barizo on the Rhythm of Tenderness
“Sunday Women on Malcolm X Boulevard” explores care across space and time
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Evangeline Riddiford Graham
11:16

May 2023

Episode 8: India Lena González and the Frenzy of Performance
Listen now (17 min) | “ACT ! pose with fingers as though cigarette (puff puff)” challenges the confines of the stage
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Evangeline Riddiford Graham
16:59

November 2022

Episode 7: William Archila on the Flicker of Thought
“Northern Triangle Dissected” and the psychological journeys of Central American minors seeking asylum
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Evangeline Graham
27:19

October 2022

Episode 6: CM Burroughs on Not Being Gentle
In three “Dear Liver” poems, a grieving sister demands response
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Evangeline Graham
16:14

September 2022

Episode 5: Amanda Gunn’s Forensic Imagination
Love, grief, and rhyme in “What You Meant”
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Evangeline Graham
14:35
Episode 4: Gregory Kan and the Mysterious Human Brain
Withholding and world-building in poetry
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Evangeline Graham
15:01

July 2022

Episode 3: Cats and Bear Traps with Mikko Harvey
It’s Multi-Verse Episode 3! We hope the animals are not offended.
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Evangeline Graham
15:35

June 2022

Episode 2: Wendy Xu’s Agitated Bouquet of Ideas
Revision and randomized arrangement in “A Sound Not Unlike a Bell”
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Evangeline Graham
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