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Ep 100. Louise Carter interviews Alice Allan

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Ep 99. I made 99 episodes of a poetry podcast

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Ep 98. Jeanine Leane: Education, representation and unasked questions

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Ep 97. What makes poets lucky

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Ep 96. Eddie Paterson: The trashy and the profound

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Ep 95. O’Hara on his way to work

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Ep 94. Claire Albrecht: Boosh at the End of the World

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Ep 93. David Brooks: Insomnia and wild ducks

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Ep 92. Adam Ford: ‘And are you proud of me?’

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Ep 91. Kate Lilley’s anti-pastoral

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Ep 90. A poem for broken friendships

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Ep 89. Thirteen Ways of Looking at a List Poem

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Ep 88. Joel Deane on writing, not writing, and life after breaking point

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Ep 87. Sylvia Plath, beekeeper

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Ep 86. A.J. Carruthers on sound poetry and experimentalism

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Ep 85. Paterson, Williams and women

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Ep 84. Petra White on the Bible and the office

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Ep. 83 Two not quite love poems

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Ep 82. Grant Caldwell on ‘I am not the trick of the flower’

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Ep 81. Poetry mentors, poetry friends

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Ep. 80 Louise Carter: Totem vs. Interferon Psalms

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Ep 79. A Horatian Ode for gin drinkers

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Ep 78. Lisa Gorton on Marianne Moore

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Ep 77. Notes from a writing retreat

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Ep 76. Will Druce with your Lorca 101

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Ep 75. When Rumi is absolutely no help

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Ep 74. Geraldine Burrowes on Michael Farrell and Claire Gaskin

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Ep 73. Inside a poetry workshop II: Erasure, cut-ups and villanelles

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Ep 72. Anupama Pilbrow on the moments in between

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Ep 71. Writing an Easter sestina

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Ep 70. Claire Gaskin on Gig Ryan

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Ep 69. Happy Birthday, Ern

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Ep 68. Ali Alizadeh on power, influence, anxiety and hope

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Ep 67. There will be time (I’m pretty sure)

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Ep 66. What we read last summer

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Ep 65. Poems of solitary delights

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Ep 64. Stuart Cooke’s Opera

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Ep 63. Ed Tato on poems that must be spoken

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Ep 62. Amanda Anastasi on poetry at the mic

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Ep 61. Dave Drayton on PMs and poetry demo tapes

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Ep 60. John Blight’s old-school advice for Aussie poets

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Ep 59. The Melinda Bufton mixtape

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Ep 58. On not writing

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Ep 57. Auden’s secret Berlin Journal and poems that fall apart

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Ep 56. Getting published.

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Ep 55. Ashbery’s autobiography (in 14 lines)

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Ep 54. Alistair Baldwin on comedy, permission and Milligan

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Ep 53. Joanne Kyger is afraid (but also funny)

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Ep 53. Steve Wasserman on Wallace Stevens and poetic medicine

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Ep 52. Inside a poetry workshop

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Ep 51. Toby Fitch on Rimbaud’s Bloomin’ Notions

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Ep 50. ‘All the practice you get makes you better.’

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Ep 49. Gemma Mahadeo on Ted Hughes and Fred D’Aguiar

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Ep 48. Benjamin Solah on spoken word in Melbourne

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Ep 47. Jack Spicer channels the Martians

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Ep 46. Imposter syndrome

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Bonus: The day after reading that difficult poem…

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Ep 45. Getting into poetry: Reading a ‘difficult’ poem for the first time

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Ep 44. Anne Carson visits Bronte, post-breakup

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Ep 43. Teaching poetry to kids: From bush ballads to YouTube

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Ep 42. Alan Wearne on Frank Stanford

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Ep 41. The unknown poet of Malvern

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Ep 40. Ellen O’Brien’s poem for late night Google searches

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Ep 39. Rhea Bhagat on Dubai and Robin Coste Lewis

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Ep 38. To get the news from poems

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Ep 37. Magdalena Ball on Samuel Wagan Watson

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Ep 36. Poetry basics: It doesn’t even rhyme!

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Ep 35. Corey Wakeling: Having fun with the ANZAC

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Ep 34. Poetry basics: Got rhythm?

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Ep 33. Jessica Wilkinson on poetic biography

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Ep 32. Cid Corman’s poetry of blank spaces

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Ep 31. Robin Wallace-Crabbe: ‘Art can be a lot of fun’

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Ep 30. A restless Christmas

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Ep 29. ‘This is what happens when you cease your management.’

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Ep 28. Poetry spoilers

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Ep 27. Tricia Dearborn on relaxing about writing

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Ep 26. R D Wood on the possibility of Australia

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Ep 25. An Australian in New York

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Ep 24. Rob Wilson on poetically killing the PM

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Ep 23. Jill Jones gets back to work

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Ep 22. R. A. Villanueva: chance, race and games

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Ep 21. Adrienne Rich’s anger and tenderness

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Ep 20. Sophie Mayer on the interconnectedness of everything

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Ep 19. Hannah Gamble and the bear of secret desires

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Ep. 18 SB Wright on dedicating a year to poetry

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Ep 17. Approaching Olena: A minor poet?

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Ep. 16 Benjamin Dodds on the joy of surreal, skewed poetry

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Ep 15. Getting into poetry: 5 starting points

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Ep 14. Lisa Brockwell on ‘girlhood as a place of strength’

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Ep 13. Edward Thomas: Remembering and misremembering

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Ep 12. Robbie Coburn on banned books, Larkin, Pi O and poetry addiction

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Ep. 11 Stuart Barnes on Harwood, Plath, centos and Glasshouses

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Ep 10. Ted Berrigan: Poem as photo album

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Ep. 9 Loma writes for Orlando, Whitman speaks through time

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Ep 8. Louise Carter on Duffy, Davies, doubt and humour

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Ep 7. Michele Seminara on Bishop: The internal battle

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Ep 6. Judith Wright: When your conscience catches up with you

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Ep 5. Basho: It’s ok to fail at mindfulness

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Ep 4. Cristina Haraba on Eminescu: Bohemian? Conservative? Buddhist?

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Ep 3. Jane Kenyon: Happiness is a sly dog