Haiku Chronicles

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  • Haiku Chronicles is podcast designed to provide a better understanding and appreciation of the art of Haiku and its related forms including senryu, renku, tanka, haibun and haiga.
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  • Episode 46: African American Haiku

    Episode 46: African American Haiku
    Aug 31 2020

    Join us to celebrate African American haiku with special guest poet, Crystal Simone Smith.  Featuring readings by Crystal, Lamont B. Steptoe, L. Teresa Church, Gideon Young, Lenard Moore, and Valeria Bullock.
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    30 mins
  • HC Episode 45: Haiku Prose with Poet Lew Watts

    HC Episode 45: Haiku Prose with Poet Lew Watts
    Apr 5 2020

    To kick-off, National Poetry Month enjoy a delightful reading of haibun (haiku prose) by our special guest Welsh poet, Lew Watts.
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    10 mins
  • HC Episode 44: Crawling with Insects

    HC Episode 44: Crawling with Insects
    Mar 6 2020

    Listen in and bug out with poet, naturalist, and Educator, Jeff Hoagland, who shares his presentation “Crawling with Insects” at the Haiku North America Conference 2019 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Plus, a reading of favorite bug haiku.   
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    24 mins

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