
Authentic, inspiring conversations about what draws us to become more human and live more poetically. Therapist Susan Haroutunian Cunningham welcomes guests to bring a favorite poem into discussion about relationships, art, and God.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

Carla Funk | Gifts of Boredom
Episode 40
"The Book of Knowledge" by Patrick Lane
read at 17:20
Patrick Lane www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/patrick-lane
"Fumbling Towards the Star" by Carla Funk
read at 25:25
Mennonite Valley Gir... more
Corey Widmer | Be Still & Know I am Lost
Episode 39
"Lost" David Wagoner
poem read at 10:18
Traveling Light: Collected and New Poems (1999)
Corey leads a brief Centering Prayer Practice
Psalm 46: "Be still and know I am God."
begins at ... more
Evan Cunningham | Laughing Over the Bass Solo
Episode 38
"1960" by Billy Collins
The Rain in Portugal: Poems by Billy Collins, 2016
poem read at 15:00
"Favorite Poet" by Evan Cunningham read at 26:10
"Introduction to Poetry" by Billy Coll... more
Gail Worsham Pitt | Let Doves Come
Episode 37
"Let Evening Come" by Jane Kenyon, Otherwise, 1996
poem read at 6:36
www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/46431/let-evening-come
Dovehouse Ministries, Nashville, TN dovehouseministries.com
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What a gift. This podcast brings poetry to its listeners in accessible, resonant conversations centered on the question of how to be human. Susan and her guests bring a sense of belonging, not just to poetry but to ourselves—a place to be and feel seen in our own experiences of confusion, hope, love, despair, joy and redemption. While the premise is poetry, the theme is people - Susan’s hospitality shines a light on the beauty and complexity her guests and the importance of understanding within ... more
I’ve listened since you launched—partly because you’re a longtime friend and partly because these conversations are so often rich, meandering into new and beautiful territory. This episode with Pádraig Ó Tuama was one of those wonderful meanderings—from the inclusion of R. S. Thomas’s poem to Pádraig’s own.
I was especially struck by the idea that each of our journeys with God grows and evolves in its own way—into new questions and quests that remain connected to where we began, yet are so diff... more
Consistently interesting and moving
Love the premise of this podcast, and the execution is beautiful. Highly recommend. We all need poetry and the creative arts in our lives. It may just save us.
This podcast uses poetry to weave beauty into hard places. The conversations are engaging and insightful.
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Focused on the intersection of poetry, relationships, and the human experience, this show features engaging conversations that explore the themes of love, art, faith, and personal narrative. Each episode invites guests to share their favorite poems, using these literary works as springboards for deep discussions on vulnerability, resilience, and the search for meaning in everyday life. This unique approach not only highlights the beauty of poetry but also reveals how it can illuminate the complexities of life, fostering a sense of community and connection among listeners. The thoughtful blending of personal stories with poetic reflections sets this podcast apart as a space for listeners to feel seen and heard in their own journeys.
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Recent guests on Living Poetry include:
1. Carla Funk
2. Corey Widmer
3. Gail Worsham Pitt
4. Pádraig Ó Tuama
5. Vanessa Sadler
6. Scott Sawyer
7. Logan Baker
8. Elise Kazanjian
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