Katie Dozier and Timothy Green

The Poetry Space_

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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.

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Katie Dozier and Timothy Green

Episodes

ep. 7: Poetic Discovery | The Poetry Space_ 06.03.2023 1:00:48

Did you know that Edgar Allan Poe solved Olbers' Paradox and invented the Big Bang Theory 100 years ahead of time—in a poem?  In this episode, Katie and Tim discuss poetic discoveries. 

ep. 6: Love Poems | The Poetry Space_ 06.03.2023 1:01:11

Just a few days away from Valentine’s Day, Katie and Tim take a look at love poems. 

ep. 5: Writer's Block | The Poetry Space_ 06.03.2023 58:56

Today being groundhog day, we’re examining any writer–or poet’s–recurring nightmare: writer’s block. 

ep. 4: What Is Poetry? | The Poetry Space_ ep. 4: What Is Poetry? 06.03.2023 1:01:09

How do you define poetry? Katie, Tim, and everyone discuss. 

ep. 3: First Loves | The Poetry Space_ 06.03.2023 59:58

This week, Katie and Tim look at which poems made an impact on us early on. Our first poetry loves! Listeners join in to share their favorites, too. 

ep 2: NFT Origin Stories | The Poetry Space_ 06.03.2023 1:02:17

How did you become interested in putting art on the blockchain? BYOT (bring your own tales)! Katie and Tim discuss. 

ep. 1: Is Poetry Dead? | The Poetry Space_ 05.03.2023 1:02:42

In the opening episode, Katie Dozier, Timothy Green, and crew discuss the current state of poetry in response to a recent New York Times article. Is poetry really dead? What would it mean for poetry to be alive? 