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jeremy.ahn

jeremy.ahn

Will you feature any younger poets anytime soon? Such as moi? Or Beau Shia

LiquidToffee

LiquidToffee

Follow the rhythm of this mystic penetration raised inside you. The eBook of poetry "Liquid Toffee" and the Spoken Word eCD "Musoetry". Visit www.liquidtoffee.com #lgbt

Viveca Gresham

Viveca Gresham

spoken word artist Geoffrey Holman aka Priest this sunday 3pm eastern. join me and guest host Timothy Arnold,....working with artists from Def Jam tune in to interview with Turae of Def Jam next week appearing in Philly on November 30th, 2008..."i'll be there, so you be there..."

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A show for writers who want to learn more about their craft. We will have round table discussions, writer's workshops and published authors as guests.

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    join Rafael & Brett-Candace as they talk to Brendan Constantine http://www.brendanconstantine.com/html/home.html Brendan Constantine was born in 1967 and raised in Los Angeles. The second child of two working actors, his parents named him for Irish playwright Brendan Behan. He is an ardent supporter of Southern California’s poetry communities and one of its most recognized poets. He has served these communities as a teacher of poetry in local schools and colleges for the last fifteen years. In addition to this, he has lead similar classes in hospitals and shelters for the homeless. In 2002 Mr. Constantine was nominated for Poet Laureate of the state. His work has appeared in numerous journals, most notably Ploughshares, The Los Angeles Review, The Cortland Review, RUNES, and LA Times Bestseller The Underground Guide to Los Angeles. New work can be found in the Spring editions of Ninth Letter and The Boxcar Poetry Review, as well as the anthology Bright Wings, forthcoming from Columbia University Press and edited by Billy Collins. His collection, Letters To Guns, was released in February 2009 from Red Hen Press. \

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    - EasySpeak hosted By Doug Knott

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    Join Rachelle as she talks to cece peri Cece’s poetry has appeared in literary journals and anthologies including Speechless the Magazine, San Gabriel Valley Poetry Quarterly, Untangled: Stories & Poetry from the Women and Girls of WriteGirl, Gift of Words: Poems for the Iraqi People and is forthcoming in The Poetry Mystique: Inside the Contemporary Poetry Workshop from Duende Books. In 2006, she was the recipient of the first Anne Silver Poetry Award. In 2008, she was chosen to read at the prestigious Newer Poets / ALOUD Series at the Los Angeles Public Library. In September, 2009, one of her poems was selected as "Poem of the Month" by Writers at Work and is online at WritersatWork.com. In Los Angeles, she co-hosts the Light the Sky Poetry Series in the Metro Café at Eagle Rock Plaza on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. In October, 2009, The Light the Sky series was selected to be part of the NEA’s “The Big Read: Robinson Jeffers and the Ecologies of Poetry.” Cece holds a doctorate in social psychology from the State University of New York at Stony Brook and consults on research design. She was born and raised in New York City.
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    The Moe Green Poetry Poetry Discussion hosted Rafael F J Alvarado & Brett-Candace

    Join Rafael & Brett-Candace as they Talk to Rick Lupert I exist. Furthermore, I fully support the existence of all others. The only people who shouldn't exist are the people who toss their finished cigarette butts out of their car windows on freeways or city streets as if the world is their ashtray which it is not. Everyone else is fine though. See a million billion pictures of me, my wife, and places we've been here. Employment I work as a music teacher and song leader at Temple Ahavat Shalom in Northridge, Califoria. I also am the "Graphics-Media Specialist" at the New JCC at Milken. I also am a freelance graphic and web-designer. Check out my work here. Poetry (read poems and see my upcoming reading schedule) I was a co-director for two years of the Valley Contemporary Poets, a non-profit organization which has promoted and published poetry in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles since 1980. I have run the Cobalt Cafe Reading since 1994. It's one of the longest running reading series in Los Angeles. My work has appeared in numerous print and web literary journals and publications including The Los Angeles Times, Zuzus Petals, Caffeine, Blue Satellite, This , Stirring, SubtleTea, and way more than I can remember as I'm typing this.

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    The Reading Is Poetry Review

    "Where Verse becomes a Learning Lesson," Join Hip Hop Jazz Poet, A K Toney Host of the Reading Is Poetry Review as we share libations for your listening pleasure... Spoken word cuts tonight!!

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    Writers’ Sanctuary with Kim McMillon

    Writers’ Sanctuary Presents 2012, What Does it Mean? Numerologically & Spiritual ally Hosted by Kim McMillon Monday, December 7, 2009, 12 noon – 1:30 PM, PST http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onword/page/3 Writers’ Sanctuary is sponsored by the Moe Green Poetry Hour (San Francisco, CA), December 4, 2009 --- Writers’ Sanctuary presents “2012, What Does It Mean, Numerologically & Spiritually,” on Monday, December 7, 12 noon – 1:30 PM, PST. Guests include Dr. Richard Presser, and numerologist Sally Faubion. Trained as an engineer, Dr. Richard Presser has worked mainly in sales, marketing and general management in the IT industry. About 15 years ago, he suddenly realized that all the success in the outer world he had been building did nothing for the void he felt inside himself, a void he hadn’t acknowledged was there until he realized he had been trying and failing to fill it. So began his spiritual journey, a journey that seemed to have no answers and no end, a journey upon which everything he touched seemed to turn to dust - until early 2007, when the pieces of the puzzle began to come together as he connected with the conference calls of Carolyn Evers. Richard and Carolyn have come to understand that they have worked together over many lifetimes, work which this time is deeply connected to helping humanity prepare for what awaits at the end of 2012. He was guided/inspired to write an e-book entitled “The Coming Golden Age and How to Prepare for it”, which aims to awaken others to the lifting up of human consciousness that is on our doorstep at the end of 2012, referred to by many as Ascension. Since beginning to work with Carolyn, Richard has begun to awaken many of his skills, including his own channeling ability.

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    The Moe Green Poetry Poetry Discussion hosted Rafael F J Alvarado & Brett-Candace

    Join Rafael & Brett-Candace as they talk to Douglas Kearney bout his new book The Black Automaton Winner of the National Poetry Series Douglas Kearney is an L.A.-based poet, performer and teacher. His poetry has appeared in journals including Callaloo, Gulf Coast, nocturnes and jubilat; and anthologies, including Bum Rush the Page, Role Call, the award-winning Dark Matter: Reading the Bones and the upcoming Saints of Hysteria. He has written/performed for audio recordings and television and has been a featured performer across the country, including the New York Public Theater, Minneapolis’ Orpheum, L.A.’s World Stage and has received commissions from the Weisman Art Museum and the Studio Museum in Harlem to create poetry in response to art installations. He has exhibited InJury, a series combining poetry and image, at the 2005 Afro-Geek Conference at UC Santa Barbara. He has also designed a number of poetry books ranging from chapbooks to anthologies. His libretto work has earned collaborations with John Duykers, Grisha Coleman, Erling Wold, Eisa Davis and Anne LeBaron, for whom he assistant-directed the premiere of Wet. Kearney received an MFA from CalArts where he currently teaches African American Studies/Poetics. He was named a notable New American Poet by the Poetry Society of America in 2007. His first full-length collection, Fear, Some (Red Hen Press) is available From ambivalent animals thriving after Katrina to party chants echoing in a burning city, The Black Automaton troubles rubble, cobbling a kind of life. In this collection bodies at risk seek renewal through violence and fertility, history and myth, flesh and radios.

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    UNOBSTRUCTED by Alaina R. Alexander

    Join Alaina as she chats with Joey Edmonds. Joey is the author of FUN with "Fears & Phobias". http://www.joeyedmonds.com

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    The Blood-Jet Writing Hour hosted by Rachelle Cruz

    Join Rachelle As she talks to Ellen Hagan Ellen Hagan is a writer, performer, and educator. Her poetry and essays have appeared in literary journals, magazines, and anthologies. Ellen’s performance work has been showcased at the New York International Fringe and Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival, among others. She has received grants from The Kentucky Governor's School for the Arts, The Kentucky Foundation for Women, and held residencies at Hopscotch House and Louisiana ArtWorks. Ellen holds a B.F.A in Theater from TheUniversity of Kentucky and an M.F.A. in Fiction from The New School University in New York. A proud Kentucky writer, she is member of the Affrilachian Poets, Conjwomen, and co-founder of the girlstory collective. Crowned is her debut collection of poems.

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    Writers’ Sanctuary with Kim McMillon

    Writers’ Sanctuary Presents Elimination of Violence towards Women and Girls: “They are all our daughters!” Hosted by Kim McMillon Tuesday, December 1st, 12 noon – 2 PM, PST (Oakland, CA), November 26, 2009 --- On November 25, 2009, the UN kicked-off 16 days of action for the elimination of violence towards women and girls, globally. Bay Area musician and healer MamaCoAtl, an “Artivist” has gathered a collation of local arts and human rights groups to take part in this global project. Mama CoAtl, who first initiated this observance in the USA five years ago, said, “This significant day has been marked internationally since 1999. But, in 2004 in San Francisco, a few friends and myself first began the commemoration with simple prayers at the Mission St, BART station for a societal healing of violence.” On Tuesday, December 1st from 12 PM – 2PM, Writers’ Sanctuary host Kim McMillon will interview MamaCoAtl, Maria Ochoa, the editor of the anthology, Shout Out: Women Of Color Against Violence, and two of the contributors, Teresa Pedrizco Romero, and Jackie Joice. MamaCoAtl has a varied stage persona, from revolutionary to Earth Mother, a performer unafraid to sing and speak about turbulent times. Comfortable in the art of performance, she curates “happenings” to bring beauty and a sense of sacredness to theaters, public spaces, and the heart. She sings for those humans rendered invisible in dominator culture; for the campesinas, the maquiladoras, and the silenced majorities. Her art is an invitation to healing our earth, to renewing our human spirit. Her album Border Crossing Diosa is a historical document of poetry, prayer and protest. MamaCoAtl, is a healer, and holds an MFA in Creative Inquiry from New College of San Francisco. María Ochoa, PhD, is a writer who teaches at San José State University in the Department of Social Science/Women’s Studies Program. Recent publications include the books Voices of Russell City:

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