Top 34 Poetry Podcasts

Stories told through found audio from an alternate universe. Season four, "The Cradle" is a story about a mother and daughter as they attempt to lead a family-centric commune surviving on the fringes of society. Narrated by Mona Grenne. Written by Jeffrey Cranor and Janina Matthewson. Original music by Mary Epworth.

Readings and conversation with The New Yorker's poetry editor, Kevin Young.

Thank you for four years of listening! SCS is officially retired as my personal journey has shifted. Please enjoy these episodes and I hope they meet you where you are.

A scatterbrain podcast for the handful.

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Welcome to the Breathe: Faith and Creativity Podcast where we explore the intersection of faith and creativity. We interview artists from all walks of life to discover how faith plays a role in their art and in expression, hoping to encourage you to live a life of creativity and faith.

The Breath Podcast streams in 25 countries; including the United States, the Philippines, Canada, Australia, Germany, and Africa.

We’re always looking to connect and to invite guests to share their creative journey. If you’re interested in appearing on the Pod, feel free to...

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Unpack ‘n Bounce Back! Reyna Biddy and Skye Townsend team up to share their personal experiences and tough lessons learned while navigating through life. The poet and comedienne duo will leave you laughing, crying, and inspired as they engage in honest conversations. Stories. Spoken word. Opinions. Comedy. Reflections. Weekly Challenges. Two perspectives—Unfiltered,With love.

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Join music theorist Stephen Rodgers as he explores how composers transform words into songs. Each episode discusses one poem and one musical setting of it. The music is diverse—covering a variety of styles and time periods, and focusing on composers from underrepresented groups—and the tone is accessible and personal. If you love poetry and song, no matter your background and expertise, this show is for you. Episodes are 20-40 minutes long and air every couple of months.

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Ugandan Art Speaks Out is a podcast that celebrates the diversity and creativity of Ugandan art and culture. Produced by Omuti Kreativ, a non-governmental organization that uses art to create social change and promote empowerment in Uganda, this podcast takes you on a weekly journey of discovery through the vibrant and diverse world of Ugandan art.

Each episode features insightful conversations with talented artists and creatives who share their stories, inspirations, and passions. You will discover the rich artistic heritage and cultural traditions that shape their work, as well as the social issues and historical contexts that inform their perspectives. From traditional dances and theatre performances to contemporary visual arts and poetic expressions, you will encounter a kaleidoscope of artistic forms that reflect the beauty and complexity of the Ugandan cultural landscape.

Through their art, these extraordinary artists use their voices to illuminate issues close to their hearts, give voice to the voiceless, and spark conversations that reach far beyond their communities. Whether you are an art lover, a curious listener, or someone looking to expand your understanding of Ugandan art and culture, Ugandan Art Speaks Out invites you to join us on an unforgettable journey through Uganda’s creative diversity. Subscribe now and don’t miss an episode!

The only podcast that combines drinking and writing poetry. On every episode we play three rounds of games to create "pomes," which are improvised poems created from constrained writing.

If you write along with us you can email your pomes to [email protected] or send them to us on our social media:

Twitter: @latenightpomes.

Instagram: @latenightpomes.

Support us on Patreon and Ko-fi.

This is a work of satire and nothing we say should be taken seriously.

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Three generations of a politically active family explore the nexus of politics and poetry.

Lisa Campbell is a 30-year Brand & Digital Strategist. A political activist, candidate, and poetry fan — Leaning forward, opting in, persisting onward, and working for equality.

Ron Campbell — a glance back includes a 40-year career in healthcare administration. A quick look ahead — public health advocate and cheerleader for the next generation of politicians, poets, family, and friends.

Lexi Hunter is a creative, feminist, political activist, singer/songwriter, and musician with a passion for intellectual conversation. She is also the composer of all the music and our theme song, “Take Flight”.

Join us as we uncover the power unleashed in the synergy of politics and poetry. We hope that by exploring human emotions through lyrics and verse, this might help renew our commitment to political involvement and rekindle a common language to communicate more deeply with each other.

Behind the Scenes:

Laurie Campbell Pannell is an artist and writer with 30 years of experience in brand direction.

Haley Lunski is an advocate for inclusion with a passion for education and community engagement.

Stacy Cantrell is a dog rescuee, a techie lover, prone to rabbit holes, and an admirer of cooks and music conductors.

🍄 Digital Fairy Portal 🍄
The Fairy Ring is an experimental podcast that explores the Universe through myth, meditation, and magic. This is the podcast for you if your creativity is your spirituality, your free will speaks to you through curiosity, and deep down you believe fairies exist. Mythology, folklore, poetry, storytelling, the mind's eye, mysticism, and all things beautifully bizarre can be found in the portal.
The Fairy Ring Podcast is written and produced by your host and cosmic friend, Michelle Lark.