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2 Daddies & a Poem
2 Daddies & a Poem is a deep dive into some of yourfavorite poets’ pieces. Think VH1’s “Behind the Music”, but with poetry. Join us as we chop it up with guest poets and get insight into some of their most profound work. Expect phenomenal wordplay, godly bars, and poetic shenaniganswith your hosts/Daddies: Zulynette & A Poet Named Superman.
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1. Jul 2026
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Feels Like Summer 01.07.2026 1:18:19
Hosts A Poet Named Superman and Zulynette welcome Grammy-nominated poet Bluz, who discusses winning three Emmys for sports/poetry work that began with a Creative Loafing article leading to NASCAR projects. He performs two poems: one about fearing the loss of democracy and hypocrisy around war spending, and “Sugar,” linking type 2 diabetes to inherited family love and food traditions. They debate a...
Good Poets Are ‘The Strong Friend’ 15.06.2026 48:56
The 2 Daddies have their 1st guest on the show: Rubix! We discuss how “good” poets are therapists. With Rubix, we find out how “Jell-O” can be harmful in more ways than one through her poem. We’re live with more shenanigans in the 2nd episode! P.S. please check on ya strong friends… aka poets.
Who’s Your Daddies? 28.05.2026 58:05
In this episode - where you’re meeting your daddies: A Poet Named Superman and Zulynette - you’ll be hearing them share intro poems, breaking them down, and letting you know what you can expect from 2 Daddies & a Poem.
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