In Three Poems
Poetry read aloud by those who write it and love it. Each episode features a new guest poet and a lively discussion about how poems connect us and how they talk among themselves. We read two poems by our guest and one by a poet whose work they admire. David J. Bauman, your host, reads the first poem.
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Whole, Holy, Hot: Poems with Chrissy Martin
Welcome to In Three Poems, the show were we get to know today's poets three poems at a time. Today's guest is Dr. Chrissy Martin.Chrissy is the author of Whole, Holy, Hot (Write Bloody, 2026). She is an Assistant Professor...
Between the Lines, Poetry with Daniel Lurie
We talk about rural life, family tension, horror and grief, along with the things we don't or cannot say, today with poet Daniel Lurie.Guest Bio: Daniel is a writer, editor, and edu...
Nature, Parenting, and Poetry with Jessica Whipple
Support the showWelcome to In Three Poems, where each episode, we talk with a guest poet, read two poems by them and one by a poet of their choice. And we explore what connections the works ma...
Recklessness, Precision, and Poetry with Carl Phillips
In Three Poems, where we get to know today’s poets through reading a couple of their own poems, as well as the works of others who have had an influence on them in some way. Without further delay, today’s poet is Pulitzer Prize winner Carl Phil...
From Drowning to Joy: Poetry with Justin Strawser
Welcome to the podcast where we talk with poets at various stages of their poetry craft and get to know them, In Three Poems. This episode we talk with journalist-turned poet, Justin Strawser about his book Those Who Wait. ...
Fan Mail
Really good stuff! Excellent discussion with Carl Phillips & just what's top of mind for this listener: endings, with or without the bow; & the ways intentionality, recklessness, & control manifest in a poem. I especially appreciated your continual refining of questions & comments to reveal more about the poems. ~Sara
Orlando, Florida
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