Talking Observations, Underserved Neighborhoods, and Poetry Changing the World with Mojavi
Thom Francis talks with Mojavi about not giving up on your dreams, addiction changing neighborhoods, and if poetry can still change the world.
Thom Francis talks with Mojavi about not giving up on your dreams, addiction changing neighborhoods, and if poetry can still change the world.
Thom Francis talks with D. Colin about her poem “Up Ahead We’ll See,” her Haitian heritage, and incorporating cultural identity into her art.
Talking Haiti, Heritage, and Culture with D. Colin Read More »
Thom Francis talks with poet, writer, and open mic host R.M. Engelhardt about changes in writing style, post-COVID poetry events, and more.
Talking Political Writing, Post-Pandemic Arts, and Finding Home with R.M. Engelhardt Read More »
Thom Francis sits down with Nancy Klepsch to discuss how poetry can be a tool for social change and how she has incorporated it into her life.
Talking Identity Politics, Bernadette Mayer, and Social Justice with Nancy Klepsch Read More »
Thom Francis chats with Mary Panza about what inspires her poetry, her first time at the QE2, and how motherhood has shaped her writing.
Talking Local Poetry, Feminism, and Motherhood with Mary Panza Read More »
Thom Francis chats with Avery Stempel about walking in nature, inspiration for his writing, and building community at an urban mushroom farm.
Talking Nature, Writing, and Mushroom Farming in the Collar City with Avery Stempel Read More »
Thom Francis chats with poet, artist, educator, and host Elizabeth Gordon about writing, editing, and community for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.
Thom Francis sits down with local poet, educator, and editor Rebecca Schumejda about working-class poetry & more for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.
Talking Pool Halls, Trailer Parks, and Zines with Rebecca Schumejda Read More »
Thom Francis chats with local poet and photographer about poetry, baseball, and some upcoming projects for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.
Talking Poetry, Baseball, & Collaboration with Dan Wilcox Read More »