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Ep 200. Anti-insights

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Ep 199. Answered prayers

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Ep 198. Felicity Plunkett on the poetry editor’s invisible work

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Ep 197. Fury

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Ep 196. James Jiang: A certain claustrophobia

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Ep 195. Harry Reid: Poetry rocks

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Ep 194. Learning to read

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Ep 193. Prize fight

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Ep 192. Erik Jensen: Intimacy and trespass

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Ep 191. John Forbes, a Pastoral pt. 2

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Ep 190. John Forbes, a Pastoral pt. 1

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Ep 189. Tracy Ryan: Infinite pie

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Ep 188. Ursula Robinson-Shaw: Beast Mode

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Ep 187. Peak poetry

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Ep 186. Sensitive New Right Guy

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Ep 185. Big sad poetry friendship

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Ep 184. Gareth Morgan: Vagabond

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Ep 183. Poets on film (a tragedy)

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Ep 182. Nicholas Powell on taking cheeky seriously

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Ep 181. Midwinter Day

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Ep 180. Lucy Van on privacy, prizes, truth, and tennis

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Ep 179. Solace and trash

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Ep 178. Why do poetry journals keep rejecting me?

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Ep 177. Kate Middleton on the death of Luke Perry

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Ep 176. Autumn Royal on the inescapable

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Ep 175. Pam Brown returns

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Ep 174. Eleanor vs. the Ocean Vuong Phenomenon

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Ep 173. Follow the money

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Ep 172. The Wizards of OzCo

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Ep 171. People you’ve never heard of

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Ep 170. Kent MacCarter: The publisher’s Kuiper Belt

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Ep 169. No one missed poetry readings

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Ep 168. Cassandra Atherton: On finding your people

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Ep 167. Just like Scorsese

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Ep 166. Rachael Nielsen: “Quote unquote real poetry.”

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Ep 165. “This is why people hate poetry!”

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Ep 164. Thabani Tshuma: “It’s just gonna work out.”

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Ep 163. A map, a memory, a seal

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Ep 162. Rilke vs. Mondays

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Ep 161. A deadly sin

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Ep 160. “What’s a poet?”

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Ep 159. Shastra Deo: Pressure, persona & the ‘I’

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Ep 158. Matthew Buckley Smith: Angels and ministers of grace defend us!

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Ep 157. pov ur the hot ex

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Ep 156. Quitting.

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Ep 155. Luke Beesley: There is no puzzle

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Ep 154. The big sleep

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Ep 153. Jennifer Compton: Poetry as Cassandra

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Ep 152. Nonsense and crying

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Ep 151. Peter Goldsworthy: ‘There are 25 million poets in this country.’

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Ep 150. Nerding out with Eleanor

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Ep 149. Maddie Godfrey on teaching & joy

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Ep 148. Loki Liddle: ‘There are no Aboriginals in On The Road’

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Ep 147. Dan Hogan: ‘Somewhere a landlord is kissing another landlord’

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Ep 146. Maxine Beneba Clarke: ‘Art does not live on art alone.’

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Ep 145. John Kinsella on community & empathy

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Ep 144. Poetry Month preview

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Ep 143. Impossible Machine

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Ep 142. Ep-i-tha-la-mi-ums

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Ep 141. ‘You have to be brave.’ Thuy On’s Turbulence

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Ep 140. The poetry of insomnia

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Ep 139. Ella O’Keefe on process, offcuts and going slow

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Ep 138. Workshop.

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Ep 137. Christian Bök’s poetic moonshot

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Ep 136. Bella Li: ‘What went we out into this wilderness to find?’

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Ep 135. I’m feeling very iambic today

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Ep 134. Justin Clemens: The inbox at the end of the world

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Ep 133. Michael Aiken: Working outside the lines

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Ep 132. Anne-Marie Te Whiu: Weaving a moment

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Ep 131. Fiona Wright: Beyond the narrative map

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Ep 130. Letter from Melbourne

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Ep 129. The Empty Show

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Ep. 128 Oscar-worthy poems

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Ep. 127 Liam Ferney: ‘Poetry is a galaxy’

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Ep 126. Michelle Cahill: A flowering of voices

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Ep 125. Letter from Melbourne

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Ep 124. Gayatri Nair reports from Western Sydney

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Ep 123. ‘What was terrible was simple.’

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Ep 122. Antonia Pont: ‘Pessimism is very imprecise.’

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Ep 121. ‘Are all poets depressed?’

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Ep 120. Ellen van Neerven: Love poems, comfort and writing ‘Throat’

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Ep 119. Hypochondria vs Poetry

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Ep 118. Alison Whittaker on First Nations poetry and unanswerable questions

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Ep 117. David Stavanger on community, self-care, burnout and dog minding

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Ep 116. Daniel Swain: Straight men, tarantulas and institutional absurdity

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Ep 115. Michael Farrell & the swimming pool of poetry

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Ep 114. On publication

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Ep 113. Rejection.

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Ep 112. Laurie Duggan: ‘Fragments, fragments, thefts and blunders.’

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Ep 111. Poems that got me through 2019

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Ep 110. Elena Gomez on Marxist feminism and Friday Night Lights

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Ep 109. The frustration of Five Bells

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Ep 108. Bonny Cassidy on image, history and reckoning

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Ep 107. Joanne Kyger’s triple rainbow

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Ep 106. David Brooks on opening

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Ep 105. A found poem for spring

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Ep 104. Pam Brown: Skeptical optimism in a post-human age

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Ep 103. Finally reading Donald Hall

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Ep 102. Chris Wallace-Crabbe on ‘Rondo’

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Ep 101. Letting go of poetry books