Tom Ward

Two Friends Two Poems

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A podcast for the poet in all of us. In each episode, hosts Tom Ward and Paul Natale read and write poetry to each other just to see what happens, often with a special guest to play along. 

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Tom Ward

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Arts

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5. Jul 2025

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Episode 3 - Mary Oliver, Walt Whitman 11.08.2024

Before sharing their own poems, Tom and Paul read works by Walt Whitman and Mary Oliver to set the bar.  Support the show Music by Wes Cunningham . Read more of Tom’s poetry and other writing by following him at tomwardwrites.medium.com

Episode 1 - Suzi Q Smith and William Shakespeare 10.08.2024

In our first episode Tom and Paul share work by William Shakespeare and Suzi Q Smith before audaciously reading their own.  Support the show Music by Wes Cunningham . Read more of Tom’s poetry and other writing by following him at tomwardwrites.medium.com

Episode 2 - Allen Grossman, Tennyson Shultz, Rita Dove, and Travis Weige the poet knifemaker 10.08.2024

It’s already a very special episode as Tom and Paul are joined by a third friend named Paden, creating conflict and chaos. Three dudes read poetry to each other to see what happens. #poetry #poetrypodcast #poems Support the show Music by Wes Cunningham . Read more of Tom’s poetry and other writing by following him at tomwardwrites.medium.com

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