The Poetic Podcast

Join Jay Rose Ana as she explores the diverse and dynamic landscape of contemporary poetry, and learns from voices shaping the conversation. Whether you are a seasoned poetry lover or new to the art form, there is something for everyone on The Poetic Podcast. In this episode we’ll be meeting nurse, poet, performer, and the creative mind behind Danielle and her one-woman show Becoming Marvellous, the delightful Cathy Carson.Becoming Marvellous with Cathy Carson3rd June 2023https://www.mountshannonarts.ie/cathycarsonSaboteur Awards 2022 Best Spoken Word ShowBecoming Marvellous by Cathy CarsonA Silent War: Interview with Cathy Carsonhttps://digitalfilmarchive.net/media/a-silent-war-interview-with-cathy-5776YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/@cathycarson8058

Join Jay Rose Ana as she explores the diverse and dynamic landscape of contemporary poetry, and learns from voices shaping the conversation. Whether you are a seasoned poetry lover or new to the art form, there is something for everyone on The Poetic Podcast. In this episode we’ll be meeting brummie poet Clive Oseman. Clive Oseman is a Swindon based Brummie who has been active on the spoken word scene since late 2014, look out for his latest one-man show What If They Laugh At Me?.Clive Osemanhttps://www.cliveosemanspokenword.com/Oooh Beehivehttps://www.facebook.com/OoohBeehive/“Pain is” poem by Clive Oseman, Between the Lines, - recorded in 2022https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm7w6g_rgJkIt Could Be Verse – 2020 – comedy and humour – Black Eyes Publishinghttps://www.blackeyespublishinguk.co.uk/shop/it-could-be-verse-by-clive-oseman-published-april-2020ClipVictor Borge "Inflationary Language" on The Ed Sullivan ShowAlso, in this episode:Its Honorary Bab by Emma Purshouse and published by Offa's Press

Join Jay Rose Ana as she explores the diverse and dynamic landscape of contemporary poetry, and learns from voices shaping the conversation. Whether you are a seasoned poetry lover or new to the art form, there is something for everyone on The Poetic Podcast. In this episode we’ll be meeting Black Country poet and playwright Dave Pitt and asking if modern AI tools can write poetry; is it a barm, a cob, or a bread-roll; and is it okay for a poet to write from another viewpoint?Dave The Pitthttps://www.davethepitt.co.uk/Poets, Prattlers, and Pandemonialistshttps://www.pandemonialists.co.uk/Also, in this episode:Clip: 2001, A Space Odyssey, 1968A Caparisoned Elephant by Brian Comberhttps://blackpear.net/2023/03/06/brian-comber-a-caparisoned-elephant/Happiness FM by Mary Dickinshttps://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/happiness-fm-by-mary-dickins

Join Jay Rose Ana as she explores the diverse and dynamic landscape of contemporary poetry, and learns from voices shaping the conversation. Whether you are a seasoned poetry lover or new to the art form, there is something for everyone on The Poetic Podcast. In this episode we’ll be meeting James Scott-Howes, bursting with passion onto the poetry scene.WARNING: CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGEA Hill I Won’t Die Onhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5XilMnit9gLISTEN TO HIS NAME! | INTERVIEW WITH JEMIMA HUGHES & JAMES SCOTT-HOWEShttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i07t2dHN6BYClip of Jemima Hughes and James Scott Howes October 2022https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMmG546UYqYClip: Errol Flynn, Captain Blood 1935Also, in this episode:Standing Proud, LGBTQ+ Community Anthology on themes of Past, Present, and Future from Bite Poetry PressPearl Blades and Painted Silks, The Language of Fans, by Leena Batchelor published by Black Pear Press.https://blackpear.net/leena-batchelor/pearl-blades-and-painted-silks-the-language-of-fans/

Join Jay Rose Ana as she explores the diverse and dynamic landscape of contemporary poetry, and learns from voices shaping the conversation. Whether you are a seasoned poetry lover or new to the art form, there is something for everyone on The Poetic Podcast. In this episode we’ll be meeting Maria T. de Stefano, a dynamic and passionate storytelling poet.Also, in this episode:MindFull, an anthology of poetry for mental health, fourty-eight poems by 26 poets across the world. Close by Emma Purshouse, from Flamingo’s in Dudley Zoo, to Message from a Door Handle, challenges the nitty gritty of life and the local folks who live within in. COVID: The Wordy Wilds of a Mind Under Lockdown, a cultural fusion of poetry by previous guest to The Poetic Podcast, the wonderful Nayma Chamchoun.

Kicking off, with a bang, Season 2 of The Poetic Podcast is the passion and powerhouse that is Jemima Hughes. Talking about her journey to poetry, her debut autobiographical poetry collection Unorthodox, and her second collection.UnorthodoxBy Jemima HughesVerve Poetry Press, ISBN: 978-1-912565-382https://vervepoetrypress.com/product/jemima-hughes-unorthodox/?v=79cba1185463Also, in this episodePicking Blackberries in a Plague YearBy Suz WinspearBlack Pear Press, ISBN: 978-1-913418-687https://blackpear.net/authors-and-books/worcestershire-litfest-fringe/suz-winspear/picking-blackberries-in-a-plague-year/ShinePoetry by Skylar J Wynter, Artwork by Neska TurnerDragonfly Publishing, ISBN: 978-0-645437-034

In this episode we meet the wonderful writer and Story Knight Kevin Brooke. Kevin is a storyteller, writer, and inspirer to young people. His new book The Objectors, is a Young Adult (YA) dystopian novel, with illustrations by Seraphim Bryant.Learn more about Kevin Brooke and his work at https://kevinbrooke.com/

In this episode we will be talking with Daniel Kay. Daniel is a writer who’s vegan and has Cerebral Palsy. He loves earth, and wants to contribute in the slowing down of climate change. He started writing as a way to deal with alcoholism. He has always been passionate about writing and storytelling. He describes himself as a curious writer who loves exploring different themes and ideas. As part of his writing process, he loves surrounding himself in his projects — diving headfirst into the research, production, and fine-tuning of the stories he feels are the most worthy of telling.Ghostface of Edvard Munch Part Onehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nHn8Ge_eZgGhostface of Edvard Munch Part Onehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLq2_HJufmUView from a wheelchair: Poetry by Daniel Kayhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/View-wheelchair-Poetry-Daniel-Kay/dp/B089M41Q9LOfficial Website of DK4Poetryhttps://www.dk4poetry.com/

In this episode we will be chatting with newly published poet and author Nayma Chamchoun, talking cultural duality, the diaspora community, and hearing from her debut poetry collection, COVID: The Wordy Wilds of a Mind Under Lockdown.N. Chamchoun is a self taught writer and poet. Her writing is influenced by her cultural duality. She is interested in female voices in the diaspora community, the challenges they face within both communities and the taboos around mental health within their ancestral communities. She is also active in London's vibrant poetry & spoken word community.Covid: the Wordy Wilds of a Mind Under Lockdown is a cultural fusion poetry collection exploring themes of identity, duality, displacement, loss, race, feminism, culture, family, love and the search for inner peace as experienced alongside the effects of mental health, menopause, the pandemic and world events.COVID: The Wordy Wilds of a Mind Under Lockdown is available from Mica PressISBN 978-1-869848-31-6https://www.micapress.co.uk/covid_wordy_wilds.aspxAlso available from Waterstones onlinehttps://www.waterstones.com/book/covid/n-chamchoun/9781869848316Jay Rose Ana YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/JayRoseAnasThoughtsSupport The Poetic Podcasthttps://ko-fi.com/jayroseana