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We here at Mac Radio LOVE your SHOW! Please listen to our show and tell us what you think Thanks!

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Good show today Jane ~ I kept getting kicked off by the server or my browser or whatever. I'm going to try to listen again when it is saved on the site.

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outstanding show !! tried to login to comment live, but could not, it wouldn't let me, even though I spent all that time last week getting set up .. Kennedy is great the show INSPIRED he's in Sacramento! right near me I'm gonna make a point of tracking him down thanks, ms JC outstanding !! E BL Kennedy Quote from the show: "creative writing classes are the biggest fucking scam in the world" he learned his "voicing" and style from Sinatra songs !! narcissism too prevalent in poetry .. liked that thread Posted by ww E on January 6, 2008 - Sunday at 6:40 PM

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Good luck!! as always Jane. I wouldn't mind seeing that pathetic loud mouth with no other talent except for being Jewish - Jimmy Kimmel, tossed the fuck off the air. Replaced by you. Just this minute I closed my eyes to imagine you doing a monologue on late nite TV and the amazing thing is, I can! I can imagine you doing this. So for all new listeners, and the loyal fans of Jane Crown, both her poetry fans and her show about poetry fans, close your eyes and tell me later; can't you imagine her doing late nite? love a fan

wwE-sco

wwE-sco

in California 1:48 pm, still waiting for show to start, unless as neophyte here I have not understood the process correctly! .. wwE

Jane Crown's Poetry Radio  

Jane Crown's poetry radio invites poets and small press publishers to interview on their craft.

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    Joe Donahoe

    Born in 1969, the year of the Tet Offensive, Woodstock and the Appolo moon landings, an Aries fire sign.Joes'parents were fundamentalist right wing Irish Catholics and his older siblings (six of them) were pseudo hippies, in rebellion, perhaps, against their father, a former Marine and veteran of the Korean War.Joe grew up in Fresno, California, a hot dystopian middle American farm town and went to Catholic school taught by Spanish sisters. He attended clothing optional UC Santa Cruz where Black Panther Huey Newton had gotten his PhD in the History of Consciousness and since he's never shyed away from controversy in the very left wing environment he got a job writing for the campus Republican newspaper. Joe earned a degree in English and American literature and moved to San Francisco where he ended up writing for the punk rock magazine Maximum Rock&Roll, working as a bus boy, bar back, copy shop clerk/technician, volunteer for the SF needle exchange, sheet rocker, short order cook, dish washer, punk rock DJ and freelance journalist for The New Mission News and the San Francisco Bay Guardian. He's have been a taxi driver for ten years with Luxor Cab, a tour guide on Alcatraz for six months and has raced in several half marathons. Species magazine (www.speciousspecies.com) is a magazine Donohoe started as a web page several years ago dedicated to "preservation of disciplined minds in an era of spiritual staganation." It features interviews with Elaine Pagels, author of the Gnostic Gospels; Christian Parenti, author of books about the prison industry as well as Iraq and Afghanistan; Kevin Epps, an African American documentary film maker who chronicles the life of poor San Francisco; AC Thompson, a Polk Award winning journalist who writes of life in urban public housing and police corruption; John Shirley, the founder of the "cyberpunk" genre of science fiction and many others. Joe iscurrently trying to get into nursing school and write a n

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    Dick DeBold

    Born July 20,1927, New York, NY Married, September 27, 1957, to Marjorie Cope Warren. I son, William John DeBold. Education, The Stuyvesant High School, NYC, 1945, Arista The New York State Maritime Academy, 1947. Ensign, USNR Ships Officer 1947-50 Various ships and steamship companies Licensed as Master, expired due to injury. Naval Officer, Korean War 1950-1953 (Now Lieut. SG., ret.) BA, University of California Berkeley, 1957. Phi Beta Kappa, Highest Honors. Major Psychology. MS, Psychology, Yale University, 1958 James Rowland Angel Research Fellow. Ph.D., Psychology, University of California, Berkeley, 1963. University Teaching Fellow. Teaching Experience: Wesleyan University, Asst, Assoc. Professor 63-67 Harvard University, Visiting Assoc. Professor 1966, Hobart College, Dean of the College 1967-68 Long Island University, Professor 1969-84 Long Island University, Professor Emeritus 1984 pres. 1985-pres., Publisher at Higganum Hill Books. check out his new book here: www.bananashooter.com

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    Jane hosts Peter Neil Carroll

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    BL Kennedy hosts Charlene Ungstad

    CHARLENE ANN UNGSTAD: Is a third generation native of Sacramento, California. She is the author of one volume of poetry "Weaving Satori in Dreamfire" and has been active in the Sacramento poetry community since 1980. Ungstad was born on September 12th, 1950. She holds a B.A. Degree in literature from California State University, Sacramento. She has written numberous short stories, conducted interviews with Kathy Acker, Anne Waldman, Jerome Rothenberg, Steve Abbott, Anselm Hollo, Peter Lamborne Wilson, B.L.Kennedy, and Andrew Schelling. She has studied poetry with Dennis Schmitz, Paul Oehler and Anselm Hollo. She has been a student at the world famous Clarion Writers Workshop where she studied with Harlan Ellison, Peter S. Beagle, Damon Knight and Kate Wilhelm. One of the original founding members of the Sacramento Artists and Writers Co-Op where she served as President from 1980 to 1984. She has been an active Board Member for the Friends of the Sacramento Library, Sacramento Poetry Center, Focus on Writers, NRP Productions and the Archives Group. She has appeared in print in the Sacramento Bee, Poetry Now, Rattlesnake Review, Suttertown News, F/X, Bombay Gin, Astarte, Steelhead Review, Poets on the Edge, Voices from the Pit, Pinchpenny, Sightings and the Naropa Summer Journal. Currently she writes the book reviews for the Rattlesnake Review and is working on a collection of short stories and of her interviews with various writers. Charlene lives in Sacramento, California and can never stop dreaming.

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    Kathleen Housley

    Poet Kathleen Housley is a sort of Dian Fossey of human language. In pursuit of its mysteries, she has gone out in language's dark, misty forest and lived among it like a conservation biologist, with her clipboard and binoculars. To our great benefit, Housley is a passionate, meticulous student. In her poems, one encounters a keen, sprightly intellect at play—but there is an unshakeable seriousness, too, a pure, clear, earnest desire for precision. Her thought moves in a graceful rhythm, quick and imaginative. The words themselves become live things, purring and clacking and chattering. Her vision of the world is capacious, tender, and wise, and full of a rich, humane curiosity. With acute, scientific exactness, her poems teach us a delight in the creation, in its multiplicity and surprise. A patient teacher, Housley leads us to the pleasure of the concrete and specific. Birds, animals, reptiles, humans: the poems offer a taxonomy of creation that is at once tender and wise, and a care for the life and nuance of speech that is both urgent and long-sighted. Like all the best poets, Housley is what Fossey might have called an “active conservationist” of the word. Besides being a poet, Housley is an independent writer and researcher with strong interdisciplinary knowledge, spanning American history, art, science, and theology. Her undergraduate degree is from Upsala College and her masters from Wesleyan University. Her biography The Letter Kills But the Spirit Gives Life: The Smiths (1993) was on the Smith sisters who were well-known nineteenth century abolitionists, suffragists, and Bible translators. The book won the Award of Merit from the Connecticut League of Historical Societies in 1994. Her second biography Emily Hall Tremaine: Collector on the Cusp (2001, University Press of New England) was a finalist for the Library of Congress/Connecticut Center of the Book Award in 2002. Tranquil Power: The Art and Life of Perle Fine (2005, MidMarch Arts Press) was rated

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    Robert Cooperman

    Robert Cooperman was born and bred in Brooklyn, but has spent a lot of time writing about the Old West, partly because of a childhood love of horse operas and partly for having moved to Denver to study at the University of Denver's Creative Writing Program, which is also where he met his wife, Beth, whose reaction to a poem he submitted for criticism was "Oh dear, this is dreadful." Suffice to say it was love at second sight. Cooperman has published eight collections. IN THE COLORADO GOLD FEVER MOUNTAINS (a triogy depicting the life and death of a boomtown, the hanging of a soiled dove for murder, and the fictionalized travels of an Englishwoman with a Western badnan in the Rockies) won the Colorado Book Award in 2000. THE WIDOW'S BURDEN (a tale ripped from the headlines but transposed to the time of the Colorado Territory) was runner-up for the WILLA Literary Award from Women Writing the West. Another tale of the Old West is his recent collection, A KILLING FEVER , which fictionalizes the horrific adbuction, rape, murder, and attempted murder of two young girls in Casper, Wyoming, but which is also set in the time of the Colorado Territory. Cooperman's latest collection is A TINY SHIP UPON THE SEA, which was inspired by an old Irish folksong protesting the British practice of pressing Irishmen into service in the British navy and army. Forthcoming from Main Street Rag is Cooperman's ninth collection, THE WORDS WE USED, a departure for him, in that these are lyrical poems based on the Yiddish words and phrases he heard growing up. A tenth collection, THE RANCH WIFE, is a contemporary Western, set in a fictional ranching community on the Eastern Plains of Colorado, and is due out in 2010. Cooperman is presently working on a sequel to A TINY SHIP UPON THE SEA and a collection inspired by the folksong, "The Lily of the West."

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