
Katie Dozier of TheNFTPoetryGallery.com and Timothy Green of Rattle.com discuss all things poetry in this free-wheeling live-recorded podcast. New episodes every Friday at noon ET.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 127 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooks | |||

In this episode, Katie reads from her new chapbook All That Glitter which was the 2025 Editor's Choice Winner for the Poetry Box's Chapbook Prize—as selected by Shawn Aveningo Sanders. The chapbook is available for pre-orders now, with an official re... more
More title nerdery, more poetic mischief! In this episode we keep digging into poem titles with Dante Di Stefano—how a title frames the reader, flips the meaning, or sets the trap door. We continue to unpack Dante’s Poets & Writers essay. Warning: yo... more
A perfect title can catapult a poem into greatness, while a one bad one can sabotage even an otherwise strong poem. In this episode, we return to titles (first tackled way back in Ep. 37) with special guest Dante Di Stefano. What makes a good title--... more
We kick off 2026 with a poetry magazine smackdown: American Poetry Review (APR) vs Beloit Poetry Journal (BPJ). We read three random poems from each journal head-to-head to crown a champion—with craft talk, close reads, and a little friendly literary... more
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I really enjoyed the two lit mag dual episodes. I read and write a lot of poetry, I’m not well known and have been pubbed in one lit mag in Canada. I stopped submitting for the most part for the exact reasons discussed or proven in these two episodes. I really don’t understand how some poetry gets published as well as some books get printed. I’ve been writing feverishly for 6 years now and find it hard to figure out who or whether it’s even worth the effort. These two podcasts have assured me ... more
Always a pleasure. The Billy Collins double feature was especially fun
A fun way to learn about different poetry genres. Great balance of key concepts and poems to illustrate. Perfect for beginners like me!
This is an absolute delight! An engaging, fun poetry education no matter what your experience, for free! Yay, Katie and Tim!
Last night, I watched the imagist episode, and, so far, it is my favorite. I learned so much from this podcast, and now I am eager to see what I can do to make a single concrete image convey so many qualities. I also appreciate the podcast’s pointing out the serious faults Ezra Pound had, as well as his talent for writing magnificent poetry. It’s hard to comprehend how a person who had such great appreciation for beauty could also hold so much hatred for those who didn’t share his beliefs. Thank... more
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The podcast features engaging conversations about poetry, hosted by two knowledgeable hosts who bring a lively dynamic to the discussion. Each episode often includes insights from notable poets and literary figures, exploring various themes in poetry, such as lyricism, imagery, and the nuances of poetic forms. The hosts share personal anecdotes and experiences as aspiring poets, making the content relatable and entertaining for listeners of all levels. Unique to this podcast is the combination of thoughtful analysis with humor, offering both education and enjoyment to its audience.
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