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De : Katie Dozier and Timothy Green
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 Katie Dozier of TheNFTPoetryGallery.com and Timothy Green of Rattle.com discuss all things poetry in this free-wheeling live-recorded podcast. New episodes every Friday at noon ET.Katie Dozier and Timothy Green Art
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    • ep. 117 - Florida Review vs. Mississippi Review

      ep. 117 - Florida Review vs. Mississippi Review
      Oct 31 2025

      Continuing on in our series of checking out current lit mags, we were excited to look at these two with a lot in common. Both The Mississippi Review and The Florida Review were founded in 1972 and affiliated with universities. Will one of these two journals reign supreme in our battle of cold-read poems?


      At the Table:

      Katie Dozier

      Timothy Green
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      53 min
    • ep. 116 - Hosting

      ep. 116 - Hosting
      Oct 24 2025

      What makes a poetry event truly work? From open-mic chaos to moments of real poetic hospitality, we're joined by Rick Lupert to explore the art of hosting. We trade stories, share practical tips, and share a few poems to explore how a good host creates space for both laughter and vulnerability.


      At the Table:

      Katie Dozier

      Timothy Green

      Rick Lupert

      Dick Westheimer

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      1 h et 4 min
    • ep. 115 - Lyric Poetry Part 2

      ep. 115 - Lyric Poetry Part 2
      Oct 17 2025

      In the second half of our series with Gregory Orr, the conversation turns to grief, tenderness, and the healing power of the lyric. We talk about Emily Dickinson’s role and the role of the lyric in contemporary poetry. If part one asks what the lyric is, part two asks what it’s for—and how it helps us endure what can’t be said any other way.


      At the Table:

      Gregory Orr

      Katie Dozier

      Timothy Green

      Dick Westheimer

      Brian O'Sullivan

      Joe Barca
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      50 min
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