Hosted by DeeSoul Carson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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DeeSoul Carson hosts O, Word?, a arts show with 13 episodes published.
A conversation with jason b. crawford about their collection YEET!, finding a safe home for Black people, and how we write ourselves alive jason b. crawford (He/They), born in Washington, DC and raised in Lansing, Michig
A conversation with Nick Martino about Nonce Forms, The Possibilities of Visual Poetics, and Writing Towards Surprise Nick Martino is a poet and teacher from Milwaukee. His debut poetry collection, Scrap Book (from Alice
A conversation with Jonny Teklit about Joy as Poetic Practice, Poetic Influences, and How Joy Can Push Us Towards Action Jonny Teklit is an award-winning poet who has had work appear in The Academy of American Poets, The
Talking with Alison C. Rollins about Black Bell, the poetics of referentiality, and performance as mode of collective meaning-making Alison C. Rollins is the author of the poetry collections Black Bell and Library of Sma
A conversation with Tariq Thompson about Rhythm, Hip Hop as a Guiding Force, and the Muscularity of Language Tariq Thompson is a poet and educator from Memphis, Tennessee. He’s the author of the chapbook LONE LILY (from
Talking with Summer Farah about Repetition, leaning into frantic energy, and the value of revisitation Summer Farah is a Palestinian American writer, editor, and zine-maker from California. She is the author of the chapb
Talking with I.S Jones about Bloodmercy, the complicated presence of God, and cataloging the milestones of girlhood I.S. Jones is the author of Bloodmercy, chosen by Nicole Sealey as the winner of the 2025 APR/Honickman
Talking with Victoria Mbabazi about persona, anger as a motivating force, and the merits of hate. Victoria’s work can be found in several literary journals. They have two chapbook collections, chapbook, through Anstruthe
Talking with Kay E. Bancroft about the hybridity, getting funky on the page, and messing with documents as an entryway to poetry Get full access to O, Word? at oword.deesoulpoetry.com/subscribe
Talking with Remica Bingham-Risher about the archive, grandmothers, and the work of witness Get full access to O, Word? at oword.deesoulpoetry.com/subscribe
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In this episode of O, Word?, DeeSoul reflects on Summer Work, Summer Reading, and Keeping Himself Accountable to a Thing No One Has Asked Him to Do Get full access to O, Word? at oword.deesoulpoetry.com/subscribe
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