WAOB® Audio Theatre

The Poetry Patch

Arts EN ↓ 198 episodes

Poetry touches our deepest emotions. It can stir us to action, or bring us peace. We invite you join our talented readers, and enjoy whatever poem you pick.

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WAOB® Audio Theatre

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Arts

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Latest episode

Dec 28, 2025

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Episodes

S7E24 - A Day of Sunshine 14.07.2021

Matthew Wojtechko reads this encapsulating poem about sunshine, written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

S7E23 - To the Fourth of July 30.06.2021

A telling poem about a search for freedom. Written by Vivekananda and read by Jason Leikam.

S7E22 - Blue Angels (Home Recording) 11.06.2021

Paul Fox reads this original poem by Margaret Delle.

S7E21 - Consolation 09.06.2021

Dana Rizzo reads this encouraging poem by John Henry Newman.

S7E20 - Memorial Day 02.06.2021

Scott Walton reads this poignant poem about Memorial Day by Alfred Joyce Kilmer.

S7E19 - The May Magnificat (Repost) 26.05.2021

May is Mary's month. Listen as Tony Chiappetta reads this lovely poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins.

S7E18 - Pentecost 19.05.2021

The fire of the Holy Spirit is powerful. Listen to this William Blake poem read by Michael Steele.

S7E17 - Ascension 12.05.2021

Reflect on the Lord Jesus Christ ascending to heaven in this beautiful poem by John Donne and read by Paul Fox.

S7E16 - The Virgin Perfect 05.05.2021

This short poem offers a beautiful and succinct glimpse into the life of the Virgin Mary. Tony Chiappetta reads this poem by Charles Leo O'Donnell.

S7E15 - Seen and Unseen 28.04.2021

Parent's worry about their children. Mary and Joseph were no different. Listen to their thoughts captured in this poem by Frances Chesterton and read by Elizabeth and Albert Saenz.

S7E14 - Easter Wings 26.04.2021

Shana M. Buck reads Easter Wings by George Herbert.

S7E13 - The Angel's Story 17.04.2021

How is the resurrection of Christ viewed from the perspective of the angel's in heaven? Find out in this beautiful Robert Fletcher poem that is read by Elizabeth Saenz.

S7E12 - Happy Magadalene 17.04.2021

The life of Mary Magdalene is traced by this Charles Wesley hymn and read by Dana Rizzo.

S7E10 - Sonnet Written in Holy Week at Genoa 17.04.2021

A beautiful retreat will not outdo the beautiful sacrifice of one man for the whole world. Listen as Edward Roberts reads this poem by Oscar Wilde.

S7E2 - Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh 31.03.2021

Elizabeth Saenz reads Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh by Frances Chesterton

S7E9 - The Annunciation (With Music) 29.03.2021

The message of an angel declared to Lord's handmaid. And from her yes, came the savior of the world. Dana Rizzo, John Walker and Carolyn Jerz lend their voices to David Michael Belczyk's adaptation of this great moment in salvation history.

S7E8 - To St. Joseph 29.03.2021

Edward Roberts reads To St. Joseph by Charles Leo O'Donnell.

S7E7 - Christ's Bloody Sweat 29.03.2021

Shana M. Buck reads Christ's Bloody Sweat by Robert Southwell.

S7E6 - Jonah 04.03.2021

Michael Thimons reads Jonah, by John Henry Newman.

S7E5 - Confession 01.03.2021

Dana Rizzo reads Confession by George Herbert

S7E4 - A Thunderstorm 13.02.2021

Tony Chiappetta reads A Thunderstorm by Emily Dickinson.

S7E3 - St. Gregory Nazienzen 02.02.2021

Michael Thimons reads St. Gregory Nazienzen by John Henry Newman.

S7E1 - Candlemas 02.02.2021

Dennis Jerz reads Candlemas by John Henry Newman.

S6E38 - Joseph 29.12.2020

Albert Saenz reads Joseph, by Gilbert Keith Chesterton

S6E37 - A Child's Song of Christmas 29.12.2020

Dana Rizzo reads A Child's Song of Christmas, by Marjorie L.C. Pickthall.

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