Episode 29: I See a Swimming Pool in Your Future with the return of Liz Blood
Episode 29: I see a swimming poll in your future with return guest Liz Blood! Also we take a moment to honor the beautiful life and tragic loss of poet […]
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Episode 28: Endlessly Endless Attempting with Richard Farrell
Episode 28: Endlessly Endless Attempting. In this episode we offer a great talk by Richard Farrell from the cool waters and mysterious babble of River Pretty in the heart of the Ozarks. […]
Episode 27: Written in Small Objects with the Return of Andrew Marshall
Check out Episode 27: Written in Small Objects with the Return of Andrew Marshall. In this episode Tatiana and I get together and begin to determine the conversation going forward, […]
Episode 26: A Grand Movement of the Mind and #SaveUAkronPressStaff
Episode 26: A Grand Movement of the Mind and #SaveUAkronPressStaff On this episode we begin with a call to friend of the show, Poet Emilia Phillips, where fills us in […]
Episode 25: the Act of Making and Unmaking
Episode 25: The Act of Making and Unmaking. So we’re back it would seem for reals this time. For those just joining us welcome, for those returning thanks for coming […]
Episode 24: And Who Shall Wear the Starry Crown? with Chaz Miller, Steve Rucker, and D. Gilson
Episode 24 And who shall wear the starry crown? This is the beginning of a special series of episodes with readings and talks recorded at the River Pretty Writers Retreat. […]
Episode 21: Where Have You Been? with Rimas Blekaitis
Check out Episode 21: Where Have You Been? we got some announcements, predictions for the future with the amazing Rimas Blekaitis, we talk about the Second Generation, establishing roots, finding a […]
Episode 20: Host Tatiana Ryckman Gets Drunk With Guest Ian Bodkin
“In an infinite number of universes there are some just like our own…save for one or two significant differences” so someone once said. In this week’s episode we go all […]
Episode 19: Of Poetry & Pinball Machines with Emilia Phillips
Join us for Episode 19: Of Poetry & Pinball Machines with our guest the fantastic and incredibly talented poet, Emilia Phillips. We discuss writing away from the self, the art […]
Episode 17: When Truth Goes Snikt with Steve Rucker…& all hail “Goat Caitlyn”
We’re here again with Episode 17: When Truth Goes Snikt with writer and generally awesome human being, Steve Rucker. We discuss the characteristics of Wolverine, the art of truthiness, streamlining the […]
Episode 16: The Hunk of Stone with Pamela L. Taylor…and Erica Wright disguises her weaponry
Welcome to Episode 16: The Hunk of Stone with our lovely guest the poet, Pamela L. Taylor. She discusses writing between Willy and Wally, living the double life of a poet, […]
Episode 15: Making the Choices with John Proctor…& Kurt Caswell At the Phillips 66
Give a listen to Episode 15: Making the Choices with our guest the essayist John Proctor, we talk about revising being true to the work and to the family we might […]
Episode 14: Leaving Knives in the Garage with Andrew Marshall…& Ben Segal’s “Yes Hog”
Welcome to 2014 with Episode 14 Leaving Knives in the Garage with our guest, playwright, author and poet, Andrew Marshall. We discuss managing the expectations of the audience, determining the […]
Episode 13: Characters Kicking in my Door with Richard Hartshorn…in a Haptic Cold
Welcome to Episode 13: Characters Kicking in my Door with our guest the writer/film maker Richard Hartshorn in a Haptic Cold. We discuss the mythos of the Tolkien universe adapting epics […]
Episode 11: The Performance of Existing in a Place with Tatiana Ryckman…& some Bestiary lines
Give a listen to Episode 11: The Performance of Existing in a Place with our guest, the lovely, Tatiana Ryckman. We discuss drive-bys, Salinger, writing on the road, and are taken […]
Episode 09: Feeding the Unprecedented History of the World with Liz Blood in honor of Orion
Episode 09: Feeding the Unprecedented History of the World with Liz Blood. In this week’s episode we arrive late but give homage and honor to our poetic companion, the Orion. […]
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