Episodes: 2020

Today's poem is Bedtime Story by Wanda Coleman.

Today's poem is Reports of the Dream You're Not Likely to Recover From by Jay Deshpande.

Today's poem is Mount Rushmore by Dante Clark.

Today's poem is The Bald Truth by Bob Hicok. This episode originally aired on April 14, 2020.

Today's poem is Letter to the Local Police by June Jordan.

Today's poem is Bring Now the Angels by Dilruba Ahmed.

Today's poem is Nightingale Pledge by Romalyn Ante.

Today's poem is brown and black people on shark tank by Angbeen Saleem.

Today's poem is Blues for Almost Forgotten Music by Roxane Beth Johnson. This week, we're featuring poems related to music. Songs that move and change us. Songs that heal us. What can we discover about ourselves, when we listen to music? A lot, it seems.

Today's poem is The Piano Speaks by Sandra Beasley. This week, we're featuring poems related to music. Songs that move and change us. Songs that heal us. What can we discover about ourselves, when we listen to music? A lot, it seems.

Today's poem is There Is a Light That Never Goes Out by Kevin Young. This week, we're featuring poems related to music. Songs that move and change us. Songs that heal us. What can we discover about ourselves, when we listen to music? A lot, it seems.

Today's poem is Groovin' Low by A.B. Spellman. This week, we're featuring poems related to music. Songs that move and change us. Songs that heal us. What can we discover about ourselves, when we listen to music? A lot, it seems.

Today's poem is Minneapolipstick by Rachel McKibbens. This week, we're featuring poems related to music. Songs that move and change us. Songs that heal us. What can we discover about ourselves, when we listen to music? A lot, it seems.

Today's poem is Some Call It God by Jabari Asim.

Today's poem is In the middle of Metro Manila's water crisis, my mother posts a picture of my siblings in a swimming pool by Kabel Mishka Ligot.

Today's poem is AQUÍ HAY TODO, MIJA by Alexis Aceves Garcia.

Today's poem is We Have Been Believers by Margaret Walker.

Today's poem is One Vote by Aimee Nezhukumatathil.