Anthony La Bianca

<p>In Touch with Tommy 35<br><br></p><p>“Why not me” miracles, in the shower smell a flower, charge it to the game, change your game, homesickness, hey,  first paid podcast editing job, certified classic birthday day, dominate Dinucci, who’s on first? Me.<br><br></p><p>#87<br><br ... Show More

<p>In Touch with Tommy 34 <br><br></p><p>“The Cutter,” edge rather than taunt, how you do it is how you do it, I’m Thor, the secret is behind avoidance, and never never gonna give ya up. <br><br></p><p>#86 <br><br>tommywaite.com/podcast/itwt34<br><br></p> 

<p>In Touch with Tommy 33 <br><br></p><p>I reward myself from a playoff win with a hot chocolate milk, my favorite street, my favorite father story, give back, kids have it hard, don’t talk behind my back in front of me, and I wonder who is it? <br><br></p><p>#85 <br><br>tommywai ... Show More

Spoken word poetry is a powerful tool for storytelling, activism and self-expression. Ella Al-Shamahi speaks to two award-winning poets who use the craft to amplify issues they care about.Sofie Frost is a Norwegian actor, slam poet and spoken word artist. She won the Norwegian Po ... Show More

Langston Kerman named his new Netflix comedy special Bad Poetry, harkening back to his time as a high school teacher. But as someone with an MFA in poetry, Langston knows enough about the dividing line between the bad and the good in both poetry and comedy, two things which are f ... Show More

Dr Anne Casey, a poet and writer teaches us the joy of poetry. 

This weekend, Wellington's Verb Festival hosts its annual worst poet wins event which rewards aspiring writers for indulging their most cliched, cringeworthy tendencies. Harry Ricketts is a poet, essayist and a supervisor at Victoria University's International Institute of Modern ... Show More

Welcome back to Private Parts, the podcast where nothing is off limits. We’re back with another Friday episode and what a way to end the working week. We’re joined by the hilarious comedian turned poet, Tim Key. You’ll know him from Peep Show, Alan Partridge's Mid Morning Matters ... Show More

In Richard Langston’s poem “Hill walk,” he proffers a handful of things that move us over the course of a day — words said or read, notes played, the sight of halting steps taken by a sibling. We marvel at the sound of an unfamiliar bird call, but there’s a startling mystery to t ... Show More

Join us on a thought-provoking journey as we light up unconventional conversations in the sacred halls of "Smoking at Church." In this episode, we're thrilled to have the multi-talented musician, poet, and professor, Def Sound, as our special guest. Get ready to dive into a capti ... Show More

“You would’ve made a lousy nun.” The narrator of Diannely Antigua’s “Another Poem about God, but Really It’s about Me” overhears these words, and they jolt her into contrasting her life experience with the limited archetypes offered by her church — good daughter, good sister, hol ... Show More

<p>In this episode of Louis Vuitton [EXTENDED] — The Podcast, Loïc Prigent meets with Feu! Chatterton poet and singer Arthur Teboul to discuss his beginnings in music, his writing process, and his vision of poetry — spontaneous and accessible to all. The conversation naturally tu ... Show More

Have you ever gotten consumed by watching a couple argue in public and trying to decipher what’s really going on between them? Denise Duhamel’s deliciously entertaining “How It Will End” offers us that experience. Come for the voyeurism, stay for the awareness it stirs up. Why ar ... Show More