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Storytelling on Orchard Street
Pete Solomita
61 episodes
3 days ago
Pete Solomita, a musician and poet converses with other writers, musicians and artists about their art, life and other topics. Both Pete and guest take turns reading their work.
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Pete Solomita, a musician and poet converses with other writers, musicians and artists about their art, life and other topics. Both Pete and guest take turns reading their work.
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Storytelling on Orchard Street
Episode 61: Dorothy Friedman

#podcast #guest #award #winning #poet #nyc #lower #eastside #art #culture #teacher #theater #published #writer

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2 weeks ago
59 minutes 12 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Episode 60: Mary Morris

Mary Morris #award #winning #author seventeen #books #novels five #travel #memoirs three #collections #short #stories #former #professor at #Princeton #University #SarahLawrence# College #new #novel The Red House

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1 month ago
1 hour 9 minutes 55 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Episode 59: David Lawton

#poet #theatre #actor #musician David Lawton #beat #culture new #book Graveyard Of Memory #available Bottlecap Press #band Hydrogen Junkbox

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1 month ago
1 hour 6 minutes 59 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Episode 58 comedian: Shane Lorenzen

#comedian #variety #show #host #teacher #cemetery #educator #guide #podcast #comedy #short #film #writer #producer

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2 months ago
1 hour 6 minutes 34 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Episode 57: Samm Cohen

Poet, artist, art therapist, musician Samm Cohen www.sammcohen.com

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2 months ago
1 hour 1 minute 40 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Episode 56: Alise Versella

#italian #american #poet

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3 months ago
59 minutes 53 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Episode 55: Jerry T Johnson

Jerry T Johnson is a poet and spoken word artist whose poetry has appeared in a variety of literary publications worldwide. Jerry Is author of three poetry collections: "A Coldness" published by Finishing Line Press, "Poets Should Not Write About Politics" by Evening Street Press and "Bad Fruit" by Gnashing Teeth Press which comes out July 8, 2025. His poetry collection "Poets Should Not Write About Poetry" was selected for 2020 Sinclair Poetry prize and his poem "The Apology" (Evening Street Press) was nominated for a Pushcart prize in 2021

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5 months ago
59 minutes 46 seconds

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Episode 54: Catherine Gigante-Brown

#Brooklyn #born #Italian #American #novelist #poet #author #writer #editor #playwright Catherine Gigante-Brown

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6 months ago
59 minutes 59 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Episode 53: Peter Marra

Peter Marra has had over 300 #poems #published either in #print or #online in over 25 #journals. Born in Brooklyn, he moved to the #EastVillage in the late 70’s when #PunkRock and #TimesSquare were exploding. Peter’s work often deals with the forgotten hidden civilization usually found in urban areas – people we rarely notice – junkies, the #unhoused, #sexworkers, etc. . His 6th #poetry #collection A Dirty Diary of Ordinary Days recounting his time spent haunting Times Square and the East Village of #NYC circa 1977-1989 has been recently published by INCUNABULA MEDIA


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6 months ago
59 minutes 48 seconds

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Episode 52: Carla Zanoni

Carla Zanoni is a writer, poet, and journalist whose Spanish-English chapbook, Knowing/Saber—exploring grief, whimsy, and life in New York City—was published in 2024. She is writing her first literary memoir and her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Common, Modern Loss, TueNight, and more. She is a media executive, formerly of The Wall Street Journal and TED, and leads the Engagement Journalism program at the Newmark Graduate School at CUNY. She splits her time between New York City and the Catskills with her husband and their dog and cat, Gertrude and Earnestine. Catch her monthly newsletter, The Em Dash at carla.substack.com

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8 months ago
56 minutes 58 seconds

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Episode 51: Jeffrey Cyphers Wright

Jeffrey Cyphers Wright is a New Romantic poet and author of 20 books. He received an MFA in poetry after studying with Allen Ginsberg. He publishes Live  Magazine. Wright has received a Kathy Acker Award and a James Tate Prize. His work was included in the Best American Poetry anthology for 2023. 

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9 months ago
59 minutes 18 seconds

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Episode 50: Evelyn Katz

The most dangerous woman is an unapologetic funny woman.  This is Evelyn F. Katz—a writer whose voice is both humorous and haunting.  Her work has appeared in Indolent Books What Rough Beast, The Voices’ Project, Coffee Shop Poems, Tell Us A Story Blog, Leisure…Dinner with the Muse Vol. III, Nomad’s Choir, First Literary Review East, Prospectus: A Literary Offering, New York Writers Coalition The Journal, BEAT Gen Anthology, Wine Cellar Press,  Wild World Magazine and Dribble Drabble.  When she’s not writing, which is much more often than she would like, Evelyn is an assistant principal in a public high school.  She is committed to helping students find their creative voices and using their voices to be the agency for change

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10 months ago
59 minutes 51 seconds

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Episode 49: Leisha Nicole Stanek

Leisha Nicole Stanek is a writer, performance poet and publisher. This fall, Leisha debuted her provocative one woman show “What We’re Doing In Iowa Instead of Church,” a biographical dark passage of feminine independence within the the constraints of encroaching Christian Nationalism. Her work has appeared in Peach Fuzz Magazine, Press Pause Press, The Rye Whiskey Review and others. Leisha is currently working on a hand-made limited edition of her first novel, OBJECT, a memoir about her career as an art model, which will be available in early 2025.

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10 months ago
1 hour 1 minute 5 seconds

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Episode 48: Joe Irizarry

Joe Irizarry was born into a blue-collar family and grew up in Park Slope, Brooklyn, in the 1980s. He began writing poetry after a moment of reflection during George Floyd's protest.  

 George's death hashed up many of the inequalities that Joe saw growing up in Brooklyn. It opened up the anger and pain that he saw and also felt. Joe felt a sense of responsibility to his people by telling their story and his own. Joe's discovery of poetry in his 50's has been uplifting and has given him a new perspective on life. 

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11 months ago
56 minutes 10 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Episode 47: Yvonne Sotomayor

Ms. Yvonne Sotomayor, is an internationally-touring bilingual poet, is also an educator, administrator, producer and artist, born of Peruvian dreamers in Jersey City.


She blends her spoken word with music accompaniment by her husband Kenn Rowell and has performed at the Iowa State and Kentucky State Fairs, the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and the NYC Marathon. Her recordings have aired on radio in North America and overseas – most notably on Australia's National Public Radio.

 

Her first bilingual spoken word EP, "Radical Chica", was released in 2021 and her first book of poetry is scheduled for release for Summer, 2025. Accompanying her on guitar is her husband Kenn Rowell of the Baghdaddios.

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11 months ago
1 hour 45 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Episode 46: Maria Giura

Maria Giura is the author of Celibate: A Memoir, which won a 1st Place Independent Press Award and What My Father Taught Me, a finalist for the Paterson Poetry Book Prize. Her writing has appeared in New York Quarterly, Prime Number, I-70, Liguorian, Presence, Midstory, Voices in Italian Americana, Lips and the Paterson Literary Review. An Academy of American Poets winner, Giura has taught writing at multiple universities including Binghamton University where she received her PhD in English. She currently teaches writing workshops for Casa Belvedere Cultural Foundation.

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1 year ago
58 minutes 57 seconds

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Episode 45: Anne Kadet

#writer #reporter #independent #journalist #philosopher Anne Kadet #nyc #life at Cafe Anne

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1 year ago
59 minutes 10 seconds

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Episode 44: Pete Dolack

#next #guest #Pete Dolack #activist, #photographer #poet and #writer 

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1 year ago
58 minutes 13 seconds

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Episode 43: Amy Barone

#poet #correspondent #nature #lover #traveller Amy Barone #bravitas #italian #american #writer

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1 year ago
59 minutes 37 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Epiaode 42: Alan Semerdjian

#poet #musician #teacher #nassaucounty #poetlaureate @alansemerdjian

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1 year ago
1 hour 37 seconds

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Pete Solomita, a musician and poet converses with other writers, musicians and artists about their art, life and other topics. Both Pete and guest take turns reading their work.