On this episode, we break bread with host and poet laureate of your hearts Diannely Antigua and talk about death-bed breads, the end of her laureateship term, and what's next for the podcast and her poetry. Johnathan Riley, former guest from Episode 1, conducts the interview.

On this episode, we break bread with poet, professor, and disgruntled Lakers fan John Murillo and talk about no-knead bread, lob passes, and Yusef Komunyakaa.

On this episode, we break bread with poet, educator, and foodie Carly Joy Miller and talk about cinnamon swirl bread, allusions, and Sandra Lim.

This Special Episode is a live recording of the event Love & Resistance: Poetry & Conversation, Latinx Voices in collaboration with the organization NH PANTHER. Together with Ben Bacote (Founder and Director of NH PANTHER), we discussed poetry and how it resonated both historically and personally to the Latinx experience.

On this episode, we break bread with poet and wellness advocate Fariha Róisín and talk about manna, seeking truth, and Refaat Alareer.

On this episode, we break bread with poet, father, and chef extraordinaire Nathan McClain and talk about english muffins, memory, and John Murillo.

On this episode, we break bread with poet Olatunde Osinaike and talk about puff puff, doo-wop, and Amaud Jamal Johnson.

On this episode, we break bread with poet Sarah Audsley and talk about chapati, dictionary poems, and Tiana Nobile.

On this episode, we break bread with Tariq Luthun, award-winning poet and community organizer. We talk about a "community of breads," freedom, and Safia Elhillo.

On this Bonus Slice, Maya Williams from Episode #9: Oat Bread & Jonah Poems reads "Samson & Suicide" from their debut poetry collection Judas & Suicide. Bon a petit!

On this Bonus Slice, Myles Burr from Episode #3: Pumpernickel & Epistolaries performs the poem “Valid Trauma Scene Waste Management Practitioner/Rubbernecking: Or There’s Nothing To See Here” from his upcoming EP with The Last Straws titled “Futuristic Dread And Excitement.”

On part two of this two-part episode, we break bread with host and poet laureate of your hearts Diannely Antigua and talk about ars poetica and Dorothea Lasky. Johnathan Riley, former guest from Episode 1, conducts the interview.

On part one of this two-part episode, we break bread with host and poet laureate of your hearts Diannely Antigua and talk about casabe, the Dominican Republic, and what the first year of being poet laureate has been like. Johnathan Riley, former guest from Episode 1, conducts the interview.

On this two-part episode, we break bread with dynamic poetry duo Sara Deniz Akant and Adrienne Raphel and talk about braided breads, twin language, and the complexity of memory.

On this two-part episode, we break bread with dynamic poetry duo Sara Deniz Akant and Adrienne Raphel and talk about braided breads, twin language, and the complexity of memory.

On this episode, we break bread with poet and musician Alexandria Hall and talk about biscuits, improv, and Catherine Barnett.

This Special Interview Episode is a live recording of the event Love & Resistance: Poetry & Conversation in collaboration with the organization NH PANTHER. Together with Ben Bacote (Founder and Director of NH PANTHER), we discussed poetry and how it resonated both historically and personally to the Black experience.

On this episode, we break bread with educator and "Poet of the River" Matt Miller and talk about pita bread, "the next time through," and Kate Hanson Foster.

On this episode, we break bread with baker and beloved tea time friend Teddy Klemarczyk and talk about focaccia, the body, and Anna Swir.

On this episode, we break bread with poet and penpal Bob Sykora and talk about everything bagels, "leaning into softness," and Joyce Peseroff.