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The Poetry Space_

The Poetry Space_

Von: Katie Dozier and Timothy Green
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Join hosts Katie Dozier and Timothy Green for The Poetry Space_, a weekly poetry podcast featuring lively, free-wheeling discussions on poems, poetry craft, and the writing life. Each episode explores poet interviews, literary magazines, haiku, meter, collaboration, and more in an insightful and fun live-recorded format. Perfect for poets, writers, and anyone poetry-curious looking for smart conversations that inspire and improve your work. New episodes every Friday at noon ET.Katie Dozier and Timothy Green Kunst
  • Prufrock, Part 2: T.S.Eliot's The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock | ep. 154
    Sep 25 2026

    Our Prufrock deep dive continues as the table turns from the poem to everything it set loose. We take on the most controversial aspects of the long poem, and what about those the 38 lines Eliot cut? We dare to eat the peach.At the Table: Katie Dozier, Timothy Green, Brian O'Sullivan, Dick Westheimer, and Joe Barca.

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    49 Min.
  • Prufrock Part 1: T.S. Eliot's The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock | ep. 153
    Sep 18 2026

    T.S. Eliot was 22 when he drafted it, 26 when Ezra Pound finally strong-armed it into print, and the first edition took five years to sell 500 copies. In this episode, we walk "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" from that etherized evening sky down to the ragged claws—Dante's epigraph, the yellow fog that's a cat, the coffee spoons, and the overwhelming question nobody ever asks.

    At the Table: Katie Dozier, Timothy Green, Brian O'Sullivan, Dick Westheimer, and Joe Barca.

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    1 Std. und 4 Min.
  • Mary Oliver, Part 2: Craft, Criticism & Why Her Poetry Endures | Episode 152
    Sep 11 2026

    Our Mary Oliver deep dive continues as Katie Dozier and Timothy Green take a closer look at her craft, philosophy, relationship with her audience, and enduring influence on contemporary poetry. Through readings and close discussion of work from across her career, we consider what Oliver understood about clarity, attention, accessibility, and the reader—and why her enormous popularity may have caused critics to underestimate her.

    At the Table: Katie Dozier & Timothy Green

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    40 Min.
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