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The PoetryCast

A peaceful, passionately pensive podcast purposed topraise, preservation, production and performance of playful, poignant, powerful poetry.

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    Episode 1: Kantak and the 'Ku

    In the inaugural episode, we examine the ancient Japanese short form Haiku, and pay tribute to my personal inspiration, American Poet/Artist/Photographer Daniel Kantak. Featured: The Old Pond       by Matsuo Basho    translations by Harry Behn, John Bryan, and Dion O'Donnol  Catfish                  by Daniel Kantak

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A peaceful, passionately pensive podcast purposed topraise, preservation, production and performance of playful, poignant, powerful poetry.

HOSTED BY

R Francis

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A peaceful, passionately pensive podcast purposed topraise, preservation, production and performance of playful, poignant, powerful poetry.

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