Talking Local Poetry, Feminism, and Motherhood with Mary Panza
Thom Francis chats with Mary Panza about what inspires her poetry, her first time at the QE2, and how motherhood has shaped her writing.
Mary Panza
Two Nights of Spoken Word in Troy & Albany
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild, Trailer Park Quarterly, and Hobo Camp Review present two nights of poetry and spoken word in Troy and Albany.
HVWG + TPQ + HCR Poetry Reading, Night Two
The HVWG, Trailer Park Quarterly, & Hobo Camp Review present a night of spoken word featuring writers from all over the country at The Linda!
Housewife Tuesday: A Town Called
What happens when you transition to a new office & lose an essential tool? Find out what Mary Panza did in this edition of Housewife Tuesday.
Housewife Tuesday: Ghosted
Mary Panza is being ghosted! All she wants is to get the walls in her house fixed and painted, but her painter is not picking up the phone.
Episode 12: Mary Panza at Albany Poets Presents
In this episode, we welcome Mary Panza who was the featured poet at the Albany Poets Presents reading at Restaurant Navona on June 15, 2016.
Housewife Tuesday: The Apology Tour
Mary spent time at the beginning of the pandemic to not just reach out to poets for videos, but to also reflect on her past and how to make amends.
Housewife Tuesday: Things That Get us Through
What has helped you get through the pandemic and the lockdown? For Mary Panza, it was a lot of TV…a lot.
Housewife Tuesday: Enjoy Your Morbid Obesity
Mary Panza is back to discuss boredom, social media, and old relationships during a lockdown in the latest Housewife Tuesday.
Housewife Tuesday: Back Again
Mary Panza is back with a new Housewife Tuesday and she is letting us know how she has been dealing with the pandemic.
Stand Up! Speak Up!
This is a time where everyone needs a venue to be heard and we want to help share your protests and sadness, your dreams for equality, and hope for the future.
Poets Speak Loud Featuring Mary Ann Murray
The Poets Speak Loud open mic series continues at McGeary’s in downtown Albany on Monday, March 30, with featured reader Mary Ann Murray.
