Weirdo Writer Hour

I discuss family and grief in poetry, chronic pain, the musician Kindness, Red Dead Redemption for Nintendo, and share 3 poems.

First episode for September. I discuss the TV show Twin Peaks and share 2 family poems.

I’m back! I discuss 2 poems (body image, racial slurs), my writing, Leon the Professional (movie) , and King of the Hill.

I share 2 poems, a nature poem and an anti-capitalist poem, and discuss Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s A Coney Island of the Mind.

I make my return, discuss life and health, and read 2 poems.

I discuss and read a nature poem, In Defense of Solitude, talk about RL Stine’s movie Fear Street 1994, and read some of a travel essay on France.

Sorry for the delay! I discuss and read a flash piece, Blow Up, and Peter David’s Aquaman.

I read a few poems about farmhouse living, identity, and haikus. I trash (some) modern poetry. And I discuss the super rad comic, Ice Cream Man.

I read and discuss 3 poems—one about pandemic life and relationships, one about childhood and trauma and joy, and one about queer identity on a Friday after a hockey game. Also, I discuss Tank Girl comics.

I cover a poem about vanity, chronic pain, and shitty grandparents; The Sandman by Neil Gaiman; and The Predator movie.

I discuss the passing of my cat, Kiddo, read a poem about her, discuss grief, and read a poem about drinking and universal love.

I read and discuss 3 short poems—a hotel poem, a margarita poem, and a Don’t Tell Mom poem. As well as Spawn (the comic), the heat, my old house, and anger management. Check it out.

Welcome to Weirdo Writer Hour. Here I discuss a poem about PRP, my novel Murphy’s Law, vulnerability in writing, and briefly, Duncan Trussell.

Intro to my podcast