Poetry on the Radio
A production of ArtSound FM and Recent Work Press, Canberra, generally featuring poets of the ACT and its region.
Poets recite one of their poems, then comment on it, then recite the same poem again.
Produced by Peter Monaghan, ArtSound FM, and Shane Strange, publisher, Recent Work Press.
Recent Work Press, founded in Canberra in 2015, publishes poetry and other short-form textual work in paperback editions.
Poetry on the Radio runs during Arts Café on Thursdays at about 1:20pm, repeated at about 6:20pm. Also, during Arts About 1-2pm on Sundays.
Image courtesy National Gallery of Art: The Muses Urania and Calliope by Simon Vouet, c. 1634.
WEEKLY HALF-HOUR POTR
POTR-006 Sandra Renew – 5 & 6 February 2023
POTR-005 The Craft of Reading – 29 January 2023
POTR-004 Younger Australian Voices – Prithvi Varatharajan – 22 January 2023
POTR-003 Some Funny Poets – 15 January 2023
POTR-002 What Do Poetry Editors Do – 8 January 2023
POTR-001 Arresting Voices (Martin Espada; Judith Nangala Crispin) – 1 Jan 2023
ARTS CAFE SEGMENTS
POTR3-13 – Isi Unikowski – The Lighthouse at Arbroath
POTR3-12 – Robyn Sykes – Pregnant Forest
POTR3-11 – Moya Pacey – Egging
POTR3-10 – Steffi Linton – Running Late
POTR3-9 – Jen Webb – Minjerribah
POTR 3-8 – Hazel Hall – Visions
POTR3-7 – Mirsad Ramic – When I Meet My Heavenly Father
POTR 3-6 – Suzanne Edgar – Lament
POTR 3-5 – Rosa O’Kane – Our Hands are Honey and Gold
POTR 3-4 – Lucy Alexander – Abecendarian
POTR 3-3 – KA Nelson – Postcard from Bondi, January 2021
POTR 3-2 – Penelope Layland – I Have Walked Miles
POTR 3-1 – Isi Unikowski – The Cowboy Leap
POTR 2-21 – Theodore Ell – Overhang
POTR 2-20 – Caroline Cooper – Green
POTR 2-19 – Lucy Alexander – Untitled
POTR 2-18 – Christina Collins – Women of Pearling Commemoration Bedford Park
POTR 2-17 – Sandra Renew – When Did She Become So Lonely?
POTR 2-16 – PS Cottier – A Nice Trip with Plastics
POTR 2-15 – Isi Unikowski – Balloon Season
POTR 2-14 – Suzanne Edgar – After Drought
POTR 2-13 – Lucy Alexander – Fortune
POTR 2-12 – Anita Patel – Storm
POTR 2-11 – KA Nelson – Schema
POTR 2-10 – Robyn Sykes – To Play The Point
POTR 2-9 – Ella Kurz – Bulb
POTR 2-8 – Andrew Moss – Rocky Hill Webs
POTR 2-7 – Adrian Caesar – Museum Piece
POTR 2-6 – Kimberly K. Williams – Fashioning a Romp
POTR 2-5 – Cecilia Symonds – Before
POTR 2-4 – Shane Strange – Once More With Feeling
POTR 2-3 – Paul Magee – Flag Mask
POTR 2-2 – Suzanne Edgar – Song of the Crestfallen Pigeon
POTR 2-1 – Joo-Inn Chew – Red Dot
POTR 37 – Suzanne Edgar – Old Dubbo Gaol
POTR 36 – Cecilia Symonds – Wisdom Place Revisited
POTR 35 – John Foulcher – Star Jump
POTR 34 – Paul Magee – A Flooding Volume of Proust, You Might as Well Drink the Sky
POTR 33 – Christina Collins – On a Bench in Braddon
POTR 32 – Theodore Ell – Sun-shower
POTR 31- Joo-Inn Chew – New Arrival at Companion House
POTR 30 – Isi Unikowski – At the Broinowski Gate
POTR 29 – Emily Hitchman – Machina
POTR 28 – Kimberly K. Williams – What Sadie Saw
POTR 27 – Maggie Shapley – Evidence
POTR 26 – Sarah Rice – If I Could Have Given You a Note
Sarah Rice interviewed about her March 26-April 3 2022 exhibition at CCAS-Manuka
POTR 25 – Sarah Rice – Trampolining
POTR 24 – Adrian Caesar – Olivia’s Angel
POTR 23 – Kathleen Kituai – In That Desperate Hour
POTR 22 – Lizz Murphy – Scintillate
POTR 21 – Jen Webb – The Science of Kindness
POTR 20 – PS Cottier – Pita Patter
POTR 19 – Sandra Renew – Chicken Litter
POTR 18 – Hazel Hall – Big Leg
POTR 17 – Carmel Summers – Nest III
POTR 16 – Martin Dolan – She Washes Him
POTR 15 – Jacqui Malins – Forest Burial
POTR 14 – Vesna Flower Cvjeticanin – E.T.A
POTR 13 – Robyn Sykes – Forest Tracks
POTR 12 – Rosa O’Kane
POTR 11 – Claire Delahunty
POTR 10 – KA Nelson
POTR 09 – Moya Pacey
POTR 08 – Vaughn Upward-Garcia
POTR 07 – Gemma Nethercote Way
POTR 06 – Mirsad Ramic
POTR 05 – Anita Patel
POTR 04 – Ella Kurz
POTR 03 – Hazel Hall
POTR 02 – Paul Hetherington:
POTR 01 – Penelope Layland