New Orleans Poetries

By: New Orleans Poetry Festival
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  • New Orleans Poetries illuminates how New Orleans, its poets, and their poetries function as a critical node in the field of poetic production. This podcast features performances, interviews, and roundtables with poets in New Orleans, whether residents or visitors. Facilitated by the board of the New Orleans Poetry Festival, the podcast also includes roundtables and performances from the festival’s past programming, as well as selections from other community poetry events in New Orleans.
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  • Brad Richard

    Brad Richard
    Nov 7 2024

    For our inaugural episode, longtime New Orleanian and poet, Brad Richard, joined me in the studio to perform and discuss some poems from his new book, Turned Earth, forthcoming from LSU Press in early 2025.

    Brad Richard is the author of five collections of poetry, including Turned Earth, forthcoming from Louisiana State University press in February 2025. He is on the editorial team of The Word Works, is a faculty member of the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop for Teachers, and is currently a visiting assistant professor at Tulane University. He lives, writes, and gardens in New Orleans. He loves people, native plants, and pollinators, sometimes in that order. More at bradrichard.org.
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    44 mins

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