
Audio recordings of classic and contemporary poems read by poets and actors, delivered every day.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 180 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Thanks for providing this resource! I love hearing poems I would have otherwise never come across, and it’s become part of my morning routine. 💗
However, if it can be fixed, the poems never match the link provided to read them on the Poetry Foundation’s website—there is some sort of technical bug.
I love listening to these poems, they enables me to think about them and to be able to write my own.
I love the concept of this podcast, no bells or frills, just poetry brought to your ears every day. I love that it brings me poetry I wouldn’t naturally go to myself. I love that it extends across time and space in curation.
What needs work: mastering consistency. Some recordings are so quiet that on full volume you can barely hear the reader.
Some readers require direction to get the best out of the material.
Please keep making! Any way the back catalogue can be accessed?
Your poem posted on Wednesday May 18th was so obnoxious I’m leaving a one star review and then unfollowing your podcast forever. While the subject matter was fascinating and the talent of the author (Kearney) is undeniable, the loud and distorted audio was an unfun surprise for me (while I was driving) and my baby (who was sleeping). If you want to highlight experimental and unique works of poetry like this, you should. But a brief word of warning is not too much to ask. In this era of trigger w... more
I’m so happy that I found this podcast!! It’s a wonderful way to start my day and it’s so inspiring to hear the work of so many talented poets!!
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A daily listening ritual offering brief readings of poetry by both poets and performers, spanning classic to contemporary voices. Episodes consistently feature concise, meditative pieces that illuminate themes like existence, memory, nature, and urban life, often paired with a calm, intimate narration. Listeners tend to value the accessible, uncluttered presentation—no bells or heavy context—while appreciating a broad, global roster of poets and the variety of voices reading them. The format's brevity and focus on quality readings make it suitable for quick daily listening or background reflection, with occasional episodes that push experimental or timely themes.
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