3 - Douglas Walbourne-Gough

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elm & ampersand is a poetry podcast hosted by Jenna Lyn Albert and Rebecca Salazar. It is recorded in Fredericton, New Brunswick, on the unceded and traditional territories of the Wolastoqiyik and the Mi'kmaq. In this episode you'll meet Douglas Walbourne-Gough, the poet behind the forthcoming book CROW GULCH (Goose Lane Editions, 2019). Hosts: Jenna Lyn Albert and Rebecca Salazar Producer and Editor: Jenna Knorr Sound Engineer: Adam Ganong Intro music and additional music: Adam Washburn Additional music: Wangled Teb Outro Music: Lydia Mainville This podcast is made possible by the City of Fredericton.

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