Tonight I had the pleasure of talking with Polly Alice McCann and Richard Parrilla on Ketchupedia Poetry Radio.
I may sound sleep-deprived and overcaffeinated, but I had a great time.
If you missed it live, the show's already available for listening online. Thank
you Flying Ketchup Press and One Kansas City Radio!
Listen at https://open.spotify.com/episode/5B1nOkcpz0tYeW14ZpdY1J.
New Generation Beat Poet Laureate and Crisis Chronicles Press publisher John B. Burroughs
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Sunday, October 17, 2021
Audio of tonight's Ketchupedia Poetry Radio show
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Richard Parrilla
Saturday, October 16, 2021
Will be on Ketchupedia Poetry Radio this Sunday!
I'll have the honor of being on Ketchupedia Poetry Radio, broadcast on One Kansas City Radio (KONN-LP 100.1 FM) this Sunday, October 17th at 7 p.m. Eastern. Listen at www.onekcradio.org.
From the press release:
Sunday, listen to a live interview with Ohio Beat Poet Laureate John Burroughs with Polly Alice McCann and Richard Parrilla.
JOHN BURROUGHS serves as Ohio's Beat Poet Laureate (2019-21). A nationally
touring writer, his most recent books include Rattle & Numb:
Selected and New Poems, 1992-2019 [2019, Venetian Spider Press] and Loss
and Foundering [2018, NightBallet Press]. John has hosted numerous
reading series in the Greater Cleveland area and currently moderates the
Cleveland Poetics blog and online Northeast Ohio Literary Calendar.
Since 2008 he has served as the founding editor of Crisis Chronicles
Press, publishing over 100 books by esteemed poets from around the
world.
Flying Ketchup Press® was founded in 2018 to champion new and diverse voices in
short fiction and poetry. Our dream, to share worlds of wonder and
delight.
Ketchupedia is an outreach we began in 2020, a grassroots network to connect KC & regional writers podcast, live poetry radio, and events--making room poetry, personal narrative that empowers, heals, and unites diverse audiences.
Ketchupedia is an outreach we began in 2020, a grassroots network to connect KC & regional writers podcast, live poetry radio, and events--making room poetry, personal narrative that empowers, heals, and unites diverse audiences.
Producer
RICHARD PARRILLA, is the voice of 100.1 FM Radio, sound tech, producer, and sometime poet--formerly hailing from San Antonio by way of Atlanta--now Kansas City.
Host
POLLY ALICE MCCANN, poet, artist, speaker, writing professor, founder, and managing editor of Flying Ketchup Press. Find her books at pollymccann.com.
ONE KANSAS CITY RADIO unites the multicultural voices in the Kansas City Urban Core through programming and community services that entertain, educate, inform and inspire. Our vision to provide a platform where people of all ethnic, cultural, and socio-economic backgrounds feel welcomed and respected...we seek to unite all its listeners and followers through music, programming, and events that reflect the beauty of diversity. One Kansas City Radio KONN-LP 100.1 FM.
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Richard Parrilla
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
Ryan Sagert's interview of me on LCCC's Boom Radio, 11/13/2018
Back in November, Ryan Sagert interviewed me about poetry and more for Lorain County Community College's Boom Radio.
I remember being geeked out on coffee at the time. Ha! Now the
interview is archived on my MixCloud page and available for eternal
listening. Thank you again, Ryan!
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2018,
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LCCC,
MixCloud,
radio,
Ryan Sagert
Location:
Parma, OH, USA
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Geeked on Internet Radio
I just had an enjoyable conversation with Marcia Epstein,
which will be broadcast Wednesday 10 February at 10 a.m. Central Time
(11 Eastern) on Talk to ME (Lawrence Hits Radio). I hope I didn't talk too much or
too fast. I was nervous and totally geeked on Eight O'Clock Coffee and Cocoa Krispies. Thanks to Jameson Bayles for connecting us! If you miss the webcast, it will be archived online in the near future.
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coffee,
interviews,
Jameson Bayles,
Marcia Epstein,
radio
Location:
Cleveland, OH, USA
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