
The Ethically Immoral Podcast is a program dedicated to long-form conversations with poets, spoken word artists, authors, and creatives who use language as a tool for truth-telling, healing, and resistance. Hosted by Mike Payne, the show travels beyond the typical interview to explore the personal histories, artistic philosophies, and cultural contexts that shape the voice of the Creatives we welc... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePerforming ArtsArts | |||

In Volume Seven: Chapter Twelve of the podcast, we welcome Hong Kong-born, Midland, Ontario-based poet and author Grace. Holding a double BA in English Literature and Psychology from the University of British Columbia, Grace is the author of The Lang... more
In Volume Seven: Chapter Eleven we welcomed Buffalo, New York-born, Toronto-based Poet, Essayist, Educator, Biographer, and Author Molly Peacock. She earned her BA from Harpur College at Binghamton University and her MA from Johns Hopkins University.... more
In Volume Seven: Chapter Ten of the Program, we welcome Poet, Educator, and Author Isabelle Correa for an in-depth and thoughtful conversation about identity, faith, family, healing, and the long, often complicated journey toward becoming a writer. more
In Volume Seven: Chapter Nine of the Podcast, we welcomed Clinton, Ontario-born and London, Ontario-based Educator, Writer, Author, and Poet Blair Trewartha. The author of three chapbooks and two full-length poetry collections, including the recently... more
In Volume Seven: Chapter Eight of the Program, we welcome Milwaukee, Wisconsin-born and based Writer, Poet, Storyteller, Author, Performance Poet, Teaching Artist, and Creative Change Agent Dasha Kelly. A former Milwaukee Poet Laureate and Wisconsin'... more
In Volume Seven: Chapter Seven of the podcast, we welcome Dunnville, Ontario-born and Toronto-based Writer, Author, and Poet Jennifer LoveGrove. Jennifer is the author of four full-length poetry collections and the novel Watch How We Walk, which was ... more
In Volume Seven: Chapter Six of The Program, we welcomed Boston-based Photographer, Poet, Writer, Philosopher, and Visual Artist, Steven Seidenberg.
We discuss Steven’s newest poetry collection, Coda, his ongoing photographic work, including his ex... more
In Volume Seven: Chapter Five, Brenda Cárdenas joins the Program for a wide-ranging conversation about creativity, language, culture, visual art, and the experiences that shaped her voice as a writer and poet. A Milwaukee, Wisconsin born and based ed... more
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A long-form conversation series centered on poets, writers, and creative practitioners who use language as a vehicle for truth-telling, healing, and resistance. Across episodes, listeners hear personal histories, craft insights, and cultural contexts shaping contemporary poetry, spoken word, and literary-artistic practice. Noteworthy threads include intimate storytelling, editorial processes, and how identity, community, and activism inform artistic work. The show often features live poetry or performance excerpts, in-depth discussions of publishing and career sustainability, and a candid look at the intersection of art with social issues. This combination makes it a rich fit for listeners who enjoy reflective, craft-forward interviews with... more
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Recent guests on The Ethically Immoral Podcast include:
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