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The Poetry Space_

The Poetry Space_

By: Katie Dozier and Timothy Green
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Join hosts Katie Dozier and Timothy Green for The Poetry Space_, a weekly poetry podcast featuring lively, free-wheeling discussions on poems, poetry craft, and the writing life. Each episode explores poet interviews, literary magazines, haiku, meter, collaboration, and more in an insightful and fun live-recorded format. Perfect for poets, writers, and anyone poetry-curious looking for smart conversations that inspire and improve your work. New episodes every Friday at noon ET.Katie Dozier and Timothy Green Art
Episodes
  • Does a Poem Need Something to Say? with Matthew Buckley Smith (Part 1) | Ep. 158
    30 Oct 2026

    What does it really mean for a poem to have “something to say”? Poet and Sleerickets host Matthew Buckley Smith joins Katie Dozier and Timothy Green to unpack his provocative talk, “The Teacup Stirs,” from Think journal’s recent symposium. Along the way, they discuss poetic meaning, craft, and why having something to say isn't always what it seems.


    At the table: Katie Dozier, Timothy Green, & Matthew Buckley Smith

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    47 min
  • Best American Poetry & the Trouble with Poetry Anthologies | Ep. 157
    23 Oct 2026

    Poetry Anthologies have more than a nodding acquaintanceship with Dickens—anthologies seem to be the best of poetry and, at times, the worst of poetry.

    In this episode, we look at the history of Best American Poetry, which was retired last year, and touch on the Pushcart Prize. We also bring up ethical considerations and look at Billy Collins' Poetry 180. Lastly, we make an announcement: the Firelit Poetry Prize!

    At the Table: Katie Dozier & Timothy Green.

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    40 min
  • Halloween Poems: Scary Verse from Poe to Poet Laureates | ep. 156
    16 Oct 2026

    In the absence of fake blood and stick-on fangs, what makes a poem spooky? In this episode, we examine the old standbys (Poe and Dickinson) as well as go on the hunt for haunting new favorites.

    At the Table: Katie Dozier, Timothy Green, and Brian O'Sullivan.

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    49 min
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