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The Poetry Cafe

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Poetry
Purpose
Identity
Spoken Word Poetry
Relationships
First Amendment
Kenya International Theater Festival
Resilience
North Carolina
Tanya Ross
Beauty
Abundance
Belief
Drive
Tenacity
Spoken Word
1985 Raids
Song Unburied
Juneteenth
Existential Dread

Open Mic, Spoken Word Poetry, Live Shows, Music and Interviews with artists from around the world

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Latest Episodes

We would not be where we are without where we have been. Check out Allyson as she says thank you in her own special way in this week's Sankofa Section.

Join us for another dynamic poetry hotline as we feature poets from all over the world

Join us for a conversation with Poetry Slam Africa about the movement and the art, the struggles and the future of poetry in Africa

Join me for another quick artist interview live from The International Theater Festival in Nairobi, Kenya

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Allyson Allston
A poet and community member who has been part of The Poetry Cafe since its founding.
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Episode: E32: The Sankofa Section Feat. Allyson
Joanne Mutagwanya
A poet from Uganda who performs and discusses her experiences at the Kenya International Theater Festival.
Episode: E27: Show Day - Live from The Kenya International Theater Festival
Ashlee Connors
Poet, teaching artist, and volunteer coordinator for the Women of the World Poetry Slam
Episode: E22: Why I Write
Blackie Sam
Talented guitarist from France living in Seoul, with roots in Senegal, Italy, and France.
Episode: E:21 - Sankofa feat. Blackie Sam from Seoul
Dr. T
Poet contributing reflections on Juneteenth
Episode: E9: A Celebration of Freedom Found in the Oddest Places...
Tanya Ross
Founder of Ebonique, healer, musician, and poet
Ebonique
Episode: E9: A Celebration of Freedom Found in the Oddest Places...
Sage Yoma
Poet presenting in the Poetry Cafe
Episode: E9: A Celebration of Freedom Found in the Oddest Places...
Adam B
Poet and artist contributing to The Poetry Cafe
Episode: E9: A Celebration of Freedom Found in the Oddest Places...
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Artist sharing insights on Juneteenth
Episode: E9: A Celebration of Freedom Found in the Oddest Places...

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Josephus
Host of The Poetry Cafe, guiding discussions and performances in spoken word and poetry.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings
  • Dope

    Dope poetry show!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sdotkim
    United States3 years ago
  • Poetry

    I love his poetry work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Qween Bea
    United States3 years ago

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E27: Show Day - Live from The Kenya International Theater Festival
Q: What's your poetry themed around?
I write about God, love, and social inequalities.
E27: Show Day - Live from The Kenya International Theater Festival
Q: Why do you want to quit poetry?
Family issues, and feeling like I'm putting in a lot but don't see enough appreciation for poetry in Uganda.
E27: Show Day - Live from The Kenya International Theater Festival
Q: Has it been worth it?
Yes, it has been worth it for me so far.
E30: Changing The World One Poem at a Time: Poetry Slam Africa
Q: How do you fund the festival?
We self-fund through ticket sales and collaboration with sponsors.
E30: Changing The World One Poem at a Time: Poetry Slam Africa
Q: How would a person apply to join Poetry Slam Africa?
There is an application process available on the website.

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This series focuses on the vibrant world of spoken word poetry, emphasizing the personal stories and emotions conveyed through performances. It features a diverse range of guests, including poets, musicians, and artists who share their experiences, insights, and creative journeys. Themes often explore love, identity, relationships, and resilience, connecting deeply with listeners through heartfelt narratives and performances. Unique to this series is the focus on community, mentorship, and the transformative power of artistic expression, making it a compelling platform for those interested in the arts and personal storytelling.

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3. The New Yorker: Poetry
4. The Mel Robbins Podcast
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The Poetry Cafe launched 5 years ago and published 32 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on The Poetry Cafe include:

1. Allyson Allston
2. Joanne Mutagwanya
3. Ashlee Connors
4. Blackie Sam
5. Dr. T
6. Tanya Ross
7. Sage Yoma
8. Adam B

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