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VOICEMAIL POEMS

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About this Podcast:

poetry via voicemail / missed calls you need to hear

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Contact path

Verified email

Booking probability

35%

Guest openness

Selective

Verified email on file
80/100
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Questions about VOICEMAIL POEMS

What has VOICEMAIL POEMS covered recently?

Recent episodes include ""爱" by Elena Wu" (24 August 2026, 1 minute), ""This is Not a Flotation Device" by Kathleen Granados" (24 August 2026, 1 minute), and ""Swan Falls in Love with Swan-Shaped Boat" by Christina Kallery" (24 August 2026, 2 minutes).

How often does VOICEMAIL POEMS publish?

VOICEMAIL POEMS publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 2 minutes across 189 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on VOICEMAIL POEMS?

Booking probability for VOICEMAIL POEMS is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. VOICEMAIL POEMS requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. VOICEMAIL POEMS's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch VOICEMAIL POEMS?

The strongest fits for VOICEMAIL POEMS are Artists, Writers & Performers. VOICEMAIL POEMS has an arts audience.

About the host

VOICEMAIL POEMS is an arts podcast with 189 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • VOICEMAIL POEMS

    "爱" by Elena Wu

    Aug 24, 20261 min

    ài yɑ, I gasped in a foreign language he laughed, taking off my socks toes without nail polish, he kissed the sweat beads on my back without a photographer a woman in white dress a man in linen suit held the turquoise...

  • Aug 24, 20261 min

    Warning: do not think this bed will bear your weight across the bay. What holds you at night may not carry you in the morning. The air might already be leaking. It may not be what it seems. Run your hands along the...

  • Aug 24, 20263 min

    Con·tain·er /kənˈtānər/. (noun). 1. An object. 2. An object that can be used to hold. 3. An object that can be used to transport something. Synonyms: Vessel. Do you feel like a vessel? Ves·sel /ˈves(ə)l/. (noun). 1...

  • Aug 24, 20262 min

    Joy can survive climate change. Radioactive baby crawling on all fours. So full of movement and color. Half the animals are gone, but baby finds other creatures to play with. Their gills are on the outside, their eyes...

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  • Aug 24, 20262 min

    I’ve always wished God could grow me down into an egg in the snow. White on white. Piles of drift. Back in Cincinnati my tongue grew red in the midday cold, waiting for someone to suck it like cherry popsicle. Those...

  • Aug 24, 20261 min

    Between months of silence, my father sends me communist TikToks from Chinese accounts. I assume they are pro but can’t know—I don’t have the app. What is between us remains unwatchable. But I want to look at him across...

  • Aug 24, 20262 min

    They say I appear in different places, to different people, at the same time. Saints bilocate too. If I had wings, my flapping would make every verb a we. Pain has splintered me. I am detached, restless, scattered to...

  • Aug 24, 20261 min

    When I tuck my hands into the wool fingerless gloves, close them into fists, then open them again to the world When I drive to CVS to pick up my dad’s antibiotics, for healing the stitches Under a puffy bandage on his...

  • Aug 24, 20262 min

    I want to own that electric blue Ford Fiesta again. Drive all night, & all day, & all night through. Let the odometer eat the miles it takes to marvel at an endless Texas, until the car runs out of gas, & I am staring...

  • Aug 24, 20261 min

    I come in knowing where you are, hunched beneath the showerhead, breathing hard, swaying under the spray, eyes unmoored. I enter the tub soft-footedly, into the shallow water, circling your ankles until I become a small...

  • VOICEMAIL POEMS

    "Absolution" by Grace

    Aug 24, 20261 min

    I was minding my own business when it happened. A flash of brown. A single ringing blow, then a dull thud. That was all it took to end the mourning dove. How our window shook to look upon its brutal work. At least it...

  • Aug 24, 20261 min

    He left his toothbrush on my sink— a reminder so slight, yet it haunts me as surely as his touch. I pointed it out, as if I wished to free myself of it; he smiled as he walked out my door, and chained me with his...

  • Aug 24, 20262 min

    plush meadow thick, like the mop of an evergreen love speckled instinctively with dandelions marking its fertility –i bring my palm to my duafe which beast of the divine bestowing her highest honor releasing it all...

  • Aug 24, 20263 min

    i was born lake, formed lake even before that, the dig deep landscape before the motor, pine letter making berms where the snow retreats, so many parts of me are containers for water i had to move, i didn’t know this...

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