In this episode, Fara speaks with Kierra Jones about her poetry and her place in Saginaw's poetry scene

In this episode, Zoey and Fara are joined by Sher, a criminal justice professor at SVSU as well as a poet. We learn more about her experience as a Saginaw poet as well as where her inspiration and creativity stems from.

Zoey talks with Donny Winter, a poet and fellow podcaster whose poetry dives deep into LGBTQ+ relationships and what it means to be included.

On this week's episode, Zoey and Fara met with Saginaw poet, Shiloh "Torn Line" Sanchez to discuss art, poetry and life on SVSU's Campus. Sanchez spends most of her time taking care of her son, but enjoys expressing art through drawing, writing, and experiencing the world around them.
Content Warning: self-harm, eating disorders, sex & associated topics.

Fara and Zoey sit down with Jeanne Lesinksi who is devoting her free time to poetry.

In this episode, they talk about where Jeanne finds her inspiration, her book of poetry, and her journey of publication.

Today, Fara and Zoey interview Elizabeth Detloff, a Saginaw poet. She talks about her journey writing poetry and where she finds her inspiration before reading some select pieces from her repertoire.

In this episode, Fara and Zoey interview Charles "Floet" Townsel, a nationally known Saginaw spoken word poet and project leader of the Saginaw Spoken Voices Poetry Project.

Floet performs an original piece entitled "Omega 3" and answers questions about where his inspiration comes from as well as the work he's doing in Saginaw such as culture workshops and poetry readings.

**Content Warning: mentions of sexual violence, rape, suicide, and domestic violence.**

Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JCie0TF8TkC0rM713hcwpAC1IntsFAJ821gVws_sX_g/edit?usp=sharing