
Love letters to the people of the world. Sincerely, Robyn O'Neil
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 385 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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On today's episode, I read from a MASSIVE birthday gift, A Century of Poetry in The New Yorker (1925 – 2025), Edited by Kevin Young. The readings are:
* Charles Simic's "This Morning"
* Anne Carson's "Epithalamium NYC"
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Buy A Century of P... more
"I love to walk but I can't
I love to swim but I can't
I love to sit in the sun but I can't
I love to smell the flowers but I can't
I love to play tennis but I can't
I love to water-ski but I can't"
~Andy Warhol
"Lime flavored sparkling waters tast... more
"I enjoy people best if I can be alone much of the time." – Octavia Butler
"Talk is a privilege and one must deny oneself that privilege." – Martha Graham
"I love saying "refrigerator."" – Me
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Pick up Mason Currey's Daily Ritual Books
Follo... more
"Besides all those whaling details, Moby Dick is about someone who's looking for something so huge, something they've wanted all their life, yet they know when they find it, it will kill them." ~Laurie Anderson
"Do you clean yourself well?" ~Me
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This is the best podcast for getting out of my own head and getting stuff done. I love Robyn’s voice, her positive energy and perspectives on what she chooses to read and whatever the moment brings. I like to listen to this when I’m working on projects because it’s a nice voice to have in my ears and helps keep me motivated!
Robyn O'Neil's "Me Reading Stuff" is the radio show of your reading dreams. Her enthusiasm about each piece feels like a friend pulling you aside at a party and sticking a book in your hands to take home. O'Neil is the Dr. Johnny Fever of literary podcasts, and we are lucky for that.
This is my favorite podcast. Full stop. I have listened for years now, and through all iterations (LA, RobynsGate, I’m here for it all). Please never stop recording, and thank you for introducing me to some of my favorite writers.
Glad and grateful to hear Robyn’s voice again and I hope to follow wherever she goes if to another platform. This podcast has introduced me to so much great poetry and prose, especially grateful for intro to Anne Carson, thank you!
I’m actually crying, I’ve missed this so much!!!!!! Please stay please please🥹
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A reflective, artsy show centered on reading, poetry, and personal creativity. Hosts intimate, essay-like conversations, often weaving literary excerpts, personal health updates, and studio life with humor and warmth. Notable tendencies include a focus on daily rituals, the relationship between inspiration and discipline, and a care-driven, intimate listener experience that doubles as a creative workshop. The format often blends readings with personal reflections, audience prompts, and a candid look at art-making, making it appealing to poetry lovers, artists, and readers seeking thoughtful, low-key inspiration.
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