a new podcast episode made by 100 birds collaborating: - 00:00 to 00:32 - update from topeka, kansas. 00:33 to 06:55 - what apps do i use? horn app, moon app! 06:56 to 09:47 - lifehack for building up a friend group/cult.

another new episode, what is up: - 00:00 to 02:04 - ideas to rename the podcast. 02:05 to 10:02 - utilizing the true power of bananas. 10:03 to 10:49 - slammin' the 'banzos. 10:50 to 13:16 - fruit as a meal.

new episode mostly about my relationship with the internet ok!!! - 00:00 to 01:18 - introduction! 01:19 to 01:51 - disempowering thoughts: GET out of here. 01:52 to 02:24 - what % of life should we stare at phone?!??

trying to figure out this podcast so i made another episode. two episodes in one day i dont care!! this one is based specifically on questions people asked me on twitter/facebook: - 00:00 to 01:09 - introduction.

i'm trying something different with my podcast, as i mentioned in this tweet. i've been taking suggestions about topics and questions i should speak to in podcast episodes. here's a breakdown of what came out: -

in this BRUTAL podcast i talk about sommer browning's poetry! sommer browning is a poet and comic and librarian based in denver. in the show i mostly look at sommer's new book, backup singers, from Birds LLC! - along with reading some of the poems,

in this extreme podcast i talk about john mortara's poetry. john mortara is a queer poet based in massachussetts. in the show i mostly look at john's new book, some planet, from YesYes Books! - along with readings of some of the poems,

in this episode i talk about remi kanazi's poetry. remi kanazi is a palestinian-american poet based in new york city. in the show i mostly look at remi's 2011 book, poetic injustice, from RoR publishing! - along with readings of some of the poems,

in this episode i talk about stacey teague's poetry. stacey teague is a poet from new zealand who i've known for several years! in the show i mostly look at stacey's 2014 book, takahē, from scrambler books. - besides reading some of the poems,

the podcast is back! with a classic: audre lorde. audre was a legendary black lesbian feminist writer, who published both prose and poetry. in the show i mostly look at audre's 1978 poetry book the black unicorn. -