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Wordwire
by podcasts by Mark David Noble
Mark Noble is a writer, videographer, and multimedia developer who enjoys working on poetry, plays and short stories. His work has been published in newspapers, magazines and as lyrics for choral music. He is also a poetry graduate of the C.A.M.P. project at the Writers Garret, a founding member of Pandora's Box, a monthly poetry showcase featuring the best poets in the DFW Metroplex, and a retired firefighter from the Mesquite Fire Department.
Episodes
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Carla Parker interview
Carla Parker (Writer/Director/Lyricist) is an Ochre House Theater company member & Operations Manager with a Masters in Theater Production from Central Washington University. Carla joined Ochre House Theater as a company member in 2011. Ms. Parker has been involved (on & offstage) in over 20...
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Michael Merschel interview
Michael Merschel is an editor at the Dallas Morning News. He's also written plays, contributed to A Prairie Home Companion and composed an out-of-office reply that appeared in The New York Times and on NPR. Although he was featured on Humans of New York, he lives in Texas with his wife and three...
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Jack Heifner interview
Jack Heifner is best known for his play Vanities, which ran for five years in New York and became one of the longest running plays in off-Broadway history. He is also the author of Patio/Porch, Natural Disasters, Running on Empty, Bargains, Boys’ Play, Home Fires, Heartbreak, Comfort and Joy, The...
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Pandora's Box Poetry Showcase 07/2017
Selected excerpts from the July 2017, Pandora's Box Poetry Showcase at Deep Vellum Books. Features include: Matt Amott - Sunset Limited, Always Open Todd Cirillo - A Good Strategy, Love Crazy Bill Gainer - It’s late and I’ve been drinking, An Evening Intrusion Recorded by Mark Noble, at Deep…
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Bill Gainer interview
Bill Gainer interview, recorded by Mark Noble, at Deep Vellum Books, Dallas, Texas on 7/21/2017. Bill Gainer is known for the openness of his confessional poetry and is recognized as one of the founding contributors to the modern movement of "After Hours Poetry". Intro and exit music provided by...
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Joanie Schultz Interview - WaterTower Theatre
Joanie Schultz came to WaterTower Theatre in December of 2016. Before WaterTower, Joanie served as Associate Artistic Producer at Victory Gardens Theater, as part of the Leadership U One-on-One Fellowship funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation administered through TCG, the national non-profit...
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Eddie Dunlap interview
Eddie Dunlap interview, recorded at Mondo Drummers Studio in Ft. Worth, Texas, July 1, 2017. Intro and exit music is titled, Brazil in a Cadillac in 1970 New York, composed by The ArKesTra. http://www.mondodrummers.com
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Matthew Posey Interview
Matthew Posey interview recorded at the Ochre House Theater, June 13, 2017. Intro and exit music from "Elemental," by Calvin Hazen.
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Wes Stephenson / The Funky Knuckles
Interview with Wes Stephenson, bassist of The Funky Knuckles, recorded June 6, 2017 at Independent Bar & Kitchen, Dallas, Texas. For more info, please visit: https://www.thefunkyknuckles.com http://hoplitemusic.com https://www.ibkdallas.com https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/new-birth/id1120453264
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Rhonda Boutté interview
Rhonda Boutté is an actor and director, well known in the Dallas theater community. In June 2017, Rhonda will direct the world premiere of Br’er Cotton by Tearrance Arville Chisholm at Kitchen Dog Theater. Rhonda’s Independent spirit drives her to seek out unusual roles produced by small...
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Tanya Wardell interview - Deep Vellum Publishing
Tanya Wardell interviewed by Mark David Noble, recorded at Deep Vellum Books, Dallas, TX, 05/16/2017. Special thanks to James Vernon and the James Vernon Trio / house of jazz(South Padre Island), used by permission.
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Pandora's Box Poetry Showcase, May 19, 2017
Performances by: A. Kendra Greene, Stevie Edwards and Courtney Marie with Lauren Belmore Special thanks to James Vernon and the James Vernon Trio (JVT-house of jazz, South Padre Island) used by permission This program was recorded live at Deep Vellum Books, Dallas, TX Recorded and produced by…
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a new poem - Robin Turner
"Untitled" a new poem by Robin Turner
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Why is poetry important to you? - Renee Rossi
Renee Rossi on writing
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Loving, Meticulously
Renee Rossi reading Loving, Meticulously
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Robin Turner - current projects
Robin Turner discusses current writing projects, Nov 2016.
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"Brain Damage" by Robert Torres
Robert Torres has been performing poetry since 2009. He started the Words Reading Series in San Antonio before moving to Denton, where he ran the Punk Poet Society until 2014. He now runs the Pegasus Reading Series in Dallas with Sebastian Paramo. He previously hosted the Free Word webcast with...
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"Hard-Nosed" by Lucas Jacob
Lucas Jacob's poems have appeared in journals including Southwest Review, Barrow Street, Evansville Review, and Western Humanities Review. His first collection, the chapbook A Hole in the Light, came out through Anchor & Plume Press in March of this year. He is a teacher and administrator at...
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"Sun Swallowers" by Lisa Huffaker
Since winning Southwest Review’s Morton Marr Poetry Prize in 2008, Lisa Huffaker’s poems have been published or are forthcoming in Southwest Review, Poet Lore, Measure, Southern Poetry Review, Mezzo Cammin, The Texas Observer, Able Muse, and Southern Humanities Review, which recently nominated…
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"To Redding, California" by Chris George
Chris George lives and works in Dallas, Texas, where he is the resident writer at Two Bronze Doors art gallery and editor-in-chief of the literary journal Disembodied Text. His work has been featured in a number of journals, including The Arts United, Spiderweb Salon, and Sarah Lawrence's LUX.…
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"Pill" by Bruce Bond
Bruce Bond is the author of fifteen books, most recently Choir of the Wells: A Tetralogy (Etruscan, 2013), The Visible (LSU, 2012), Peal (Etruscan, 2009), and Blind Rain (LSU, 2008). His forthcoming books include For the Lost Cathedral (LSU Press), Black Anthem (Tampa Review Prize, University of...
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"Duende" by Cyrus Cassells
"Duende" by Cyrus Cassells Cyrus Cassells has five books: The Mud Actor, a National Poetry Series winner and finalist for the Bay Area Book Reviewers Award; Soul Make a Path Through Shouting, hailed as one of the Best Books of 1994 by Publishers Weekly, a winner of the Poetry Society of America’s...
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Mark Noble is a writer, videographer, and multimedia developer who enjoys working on poetry, plays and short stories. His work has been published in newspapers, magazines and as lyrics for choral music. He is also a poetry graduate of the C.A.M.P. project at the Writers Garret, a founding member of Pandora's Box, a monthly poetry showcase featuring the best poets in the DFW Metroplex, and a retired firefighter from the Mesquite Fire Department.
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