Play339: SpringMarch 12, 2020Today's poem is Spring by Rebecca Rainof. This episode features guest host Jenny Xie.
Play337: Meditation on a GrapefruitMarch 10, 2020Today's poem is Meditation on a Grapefruit by Craig Arnold. This episode features guest host Jenny Xie.
Play335: I Invite My Parents to a Dinner PartyMarch 6, 2020Today's poem is I Invite My Parents to a Dinner Party by Chen Chen.
Play334: Seeing the Ocean from a Night FlightMarch 5, 2020Today's poem is Seeing the Ocean from a Night Flight by Wang Xiaoni. This episode features guest host Jenny Xie.
Play333: In Defense of Small TownsMarch 4, 2020Today's poem is In Defense of Small Towns by Oliver de la Paz.
Play332: An excerpt from GatesMarch 3, 2020Today's poem is an excerpt from Gates by Sahar Muradi. This episode features guest host Jenny Xie.
Play331: "Let me tell you about my marvelous god"March 2, 2020Today's poem is "Let me tell you about my marvelous god" by Susan Stewart.
Play330: Girls Overheard While Assembling a PuzzleFebruary 28, 2020Today's poem is Girls Overheard While Assembling a Puzzle by Mary Szybist.
Play329: Strawberries and CreamFebruary 27, 2020Today's poem is Strawberries and Cream by Jeff Dolven. This episode features guest host Jenny Xie.
Play328: A Joke about How Old We've BecomeFebruary 26, 2020Today's poem is A Joke about How Old We've Become by Adam Clay.
Play327: Lincoln Town CarFebruary 25, 2020Today's poem is Lincoln Town Car by Taylor Johnson. This episode features guest host Jenny Xie.
Play326: Miz Rosa Rides the BusFebruary 24, 2020Today's poem is Miz Rosa Rides the Bus by Angela Jackson.
Play325: If You're Going to Look Like a Wolf They Have to Love You More Than They Fear YouFebruary 21, 2020Today's poem is If You're Going to Look Like a Wolf They Have to Love You More Than They Fear You. by Abigail Chabitnoy.
Play324: Of Being Sick and TiredFebruary 20, 2020Today's poem is Of Being Sick and Tired by Ama Codjoe. This episode features guest host Jenny Xie.
Play323: An excerpt from Personal EffectsFebruary 19, 2020Today's poem is an excerpt from Personal Effects by Solmaz Sharif.
