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Poetry from Studio 47
by Patrick Hicks
Poetry from Studio 47 is a weekly radio broadcast that airs on NPR affiliate, South Dakota Public Broadcasting. The show highlights poetry from the Midwest, the Great Plains, and beyond. Each episode—which is hosted and curated by Patrick Hicks —is roughly five minutes long and features poets who are experts at their craft. All poems are used with permission and the show is recorded live-to-tape at Studio 47, which is proudly housed at Augustana University. Our producer is Peter Folliard, who also wrote the opening music. We’re having a blast making this, and we hope that you enjoy it, too.
Episodes
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 108 - Barton Sutter
American poet and essayist, Barton Sutter, and his poem, “Louise”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 107 - Tina Chang
Tina Chang and "Milk"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 106 - Anne Pierson Wiese
American poet, Anne Pierson Wiese, and “Lincoln Elementary School”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 105 - John Engman
American poet, John Engman and "Mushroom Clouds"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 104 - Jane Yolen
American poet and novelist, Jane Yolen and “Majdanek: Winter 1941-1942”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 103 - Kathleen Norris
American poet and essayist, Kathleen Norris
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 102 - Sharon Chmielarz
American poet, Sharon Chmielarz, and "New Water"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 101 - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
British poet, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and "Kubla Khan"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 100 - Neil Peart
Legendary drummer, lyricist, and author, Neil Peart, of Rush. "The Garden" is featured on our 100th episode.
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 99 - Zitkala-Ša
Lakota poet, educator, musician, and writer, Zitkala-Ša and "“The Red Man’s America”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 98 - Rudyard Kipling
British novelist, Rudyard Kipling, and his poem, "If"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 97 - Andrew Marvell
British poet, Andrew Marvell, and "To His Coy Mistress"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 96 - Christopher Vondracek
American poet and writer, Christopher Vondracek, and “Hanging Out in the Deadwood Library during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 95 - Steven Wingate
American novelist and poet, Steven Wingate, and “Octet for my Future South Dakota Selves”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 94 - Su Hwang
Korean-American poet, Su Hwang and “Show Me Where it Hurts”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 93 - Dana Gioia
American poet and essayist, Dana Gioia and "The Next Poem"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 92 - Ed Bok Lee
Korean-American poet, Ed Bok Lee and "Poetry is a Sickness"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 91 - Heid Erdrich
American poet and essayist, Heid Erdrich and "Stung"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 90 - Richard Robbins
American poet, Richard Robbins and “Old Country Portraits”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 89 - JD Schraffenberger
American poet, writer, and editor, JD Schraffenberger and “Brother Tom Smoking Too Much”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 88 - Seamus Heaney
Irish poet, Seamus Heaney and "Digging"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 87 - Athena Kildegaard
American poet, Athena Kildegaard, and “Brothers at the Reunion”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 86 - Stephen Powers
American poet and writer, Stephen Powers and “Drive My Urn to Dollywood”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 85 - Bill Meissner
American poet and author Bill Meissner; “A Little Something About the World’s Largest Ball of Twine”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 84 - Clarence Major
American poet, painter, and writer Clarence Major "Mt Rushmore"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 83 - Marilyn Chin
Chinese-American poet, Marilyn Chin, and "Get Rid of the X"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 82 - Richard Terrill
American poet, Richard Terrill and “10:00 A.M, Papa’s Café, New Hope, Minnesota”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 81 - South Dakota in Poems
Three poems from Christine Stewart-Nunez's anthology, South Dakota in Poems
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 80 - Walt Whitman
American poet, Walt Whitman, and "To the States”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 79 - Jamie Sullivan
American poet, Jamie Sullivan, and "Social Contract"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 78 - Camille T Dungy
American poet, Camille T Dungy and “This’ll Hurt Me More”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 77 - William Butler Yeats
Irish poet, W.B. Yeats and "The Second Coming"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 76 - Maryann Corbett
American poet, Maryann Corbett and “State Fair Fireworks, Labor Day”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 75 - Eamonn Wall
Irish poet and essayist, Eamonn Wall and “Brewery-Millwheel-River Folly”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 74 - Carolyn Forché
American poet and activist, Carolyn Forché, and her poem, "The Colonel"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 73 - William Wordsworth
British Romantic poet, William Wordsworth and "Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 72 - Lewis Carroll
British Victorian poet and novelist, Lewis Carroll and "Jabberwocky"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 71 - Mary Swander
American poet Mary Swander and her poem, "Letter"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 70 - Patricia Smith
American poet Patricia Smith and "10-Year-Old Shot Three Times, but She’s Fine"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 69 - Sean Hill
American poet, Sean Hill, and "A Photograph Taken in Duluth"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 68 - William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare and "Sonnet 130"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 67 - Louis Jenkins
American poet, Louis Jenkins and "Football"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 66 - Emily Dickinson
American poet, Emily Dickinson and "Because I Could Not Stop for Death"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 65 - Pádraig Ó Tuama
Irish poet and theologian, Pádraig Ó Tuama, and his poem "Enjoy Your Pint"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 64 - Sandy Longhorn
American poet, Sandy Longhorn and "Jack & Diane, Rearview Mirror”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 63 - Freya Manfred
American poet and memoir writer, Freya Manfred “When My Dead Father Visits”
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 62 - Hélène Cardona
French-American poet and actress, Hélène Cardona, and "The Sexiest Flower"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 61 - Joe Wilkins
American poet and novelist, Joe Wilkins, and his prose poem, "Say"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 60 - Jill Alexander Essbaum
American poet and novelist, Jill Alexander Essbaum and her poem "Bad Friday"
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Poetry from Studio 47 - Episode 59 - Geoffrey Chaucer
English poet, Geoffrey Chaucer, and the opening of "The Canterbury Tales"
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Poetry from Studio 47 is a weekly radio broadcast that airs on NPR affiliate, South Dakota Public Broadcasting. The show highlights poetry from the Midwest, the Great Plains, and beyond. Each episode—which is hosted and curated by Patrick Hicks —is roughly five minutes long and features poets who are experts at their craft. All poems are used with permission and the show is recorded live-to-tape at Studio 47, which is proudly housed at Augustana University. Our producer is Peter Folliard, who also wrote the opening music. We’re having a blast making this, and we hope that you enjoy it, too.
HOSTED BY
Patrick Hicks
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How many episodes does Poetry from Studio 47 have?
Poetry from Studio 47 currently has 108 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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Poetry from Studio 47 is a weekly radio broadcast that airs on NPR affiliate, South Dakota Public Broadcasting. The show highlights poetry from the Midwest, the Great Plains, and beyond. Each episode—which is hosted and curated by Patrick Hicks —is roughly five minutes long and features poets who...
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Poetry from Studio 47 publishes regularly with 108 episodes available. Check the episode list for the typical release schedule.
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Poetry from Studio 47 is created and hosted by Patrick Hicks.
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