The Poetry Bath
The back-catalogue of my radio show The Poetry Bath is now available to listen to via Wildhart Radio's website.
Episode 17, in which JC Niala and I talk about her work recreating a 1918 allotment and our shared love of languages and gardening.
Episode 16, in which I talk to Phil Vernon about his work in peace-building and about the power and powerlessness of poetry.
Episode 15, in which Katrina Rideout tells me about her love of Ashdown Forest, liminal spaces and manga novels.
Episode 14, in which Lawrence Wilson and I share our love of spring and read spring-themed poems by ourselves and others.
Episode 13, in which Patricia Robson and I talk about poetry, storytelling and the wearing of masks.
Episode 12, in which I walk on Ashdown Forest with James Adler and talk about how we can care for our endangered heathlands.
Episode 11, in which Mark Chambers tells me about his career in the police force and the joys and disappointments of being a police-officer poet.
Episode 10, in which Sarah Miles tells me about her work teaching poetry to children, running Paper Swans Press and about her love of Eric Satie.
Episode 9, in which Susan Castillo Street talks about the impact of her early life in the American Deep South upon her writing and her subsequent academic and poetic career in Europe.
Episode 17, in which JC Niala and I talk about her work recreating a 1918 allotment and our shared love of languages and gardening.
Episode 16, in which I talk to Phil Vernon about his work in peace-building and about the power and powerlessness of poetry.
Episode 15, in which Katrina Rideout tells me about her love of Ashdown Forest, liminal spaces and manga novels.
Episode 14, in which Lawrence Wilson and I share our love of spring and read spring-themed poems by ourselves and others.
Episode 13, in which Patricia Robson and I talk about poetry, storytelling and the wearing of masks.
Episode 12, in which I walk on Ashdown Forest with James Adler and talk about how we can care for our endangered heathlands.
Episode 11, in which Mark Chambers tells me about his career in the police force and the joys and disappointments of being a police-officer poet.
Episode 10, in which Sarah Miles tells me about her work teaching poetry to children, running Paper Swans Press and about her love of Eric Satie.
Episode 9, in which Susan Castillo Street talks about the impact of her early life in the American Deep South upon her writing and her subsequent academic and poetic career in Europe.