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Storytelling on Orchard Street
Pete Solomita
61 episodes
5 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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Books
Arts
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Episode 55: Jerry T Johnson
Storytelling on Orchard Street
59 minutes 46 seconds
5 months ago
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

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.