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The Poetry Space_

The Poetry Space_

By: Katie Dozier and Timothy Green
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 Katie Dozier of TheNFTPoetryGallery.com and Timothy Green of Rattle.com discuss all things poetry in this free-wheeling live-recorded podcast. New episodes every Friday at noon ET.Katie Dozier and Timothy Green Art Literary History & Criticism
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  • ep. 125 - Titles (Part 1)

    ep. 125 - Titles (Part 1)
    Jan 16 2026

    A perfect title can catapult a poem into greatness, while a one bad one can sabotage even an otherwise strong poem. In this episode, we return to titles (first tackled way back in Ep. 37) with special guest Dante Di Stefano. What makes a good title--and perhaps just as important--what makes for a weak title?


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    Katie Dozier

    Timothy Green

    Dante Di Stefano

    Brian O'Sullivan

    Dick Westheimer
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    46 mins
  • ep. 124: Duel! APR vs. BPJ

    ep. 124: Duel! APR vs. BPJ
    Jan 9 2026

    We kick off 2026 with a poetry magazine smackdown: American Poetry Review (APR) vs Beloit Poetry Journal (BPJ). We read three random poems from each journal head-to-head to crown a champion—with craft talk, close reads, and a little friendly literary trash talk along the way.


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    Katie Dozier

    Timothy Green
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    40 mins
  • ep. 123 - Viral Poems Part 2

    ep. 123 - Viral Poems Part 2
    Dec 26 2025

    The viral-poem deep dive continues—no coughing required, thanks to remote recording. Katie, Tim, and The Squad read the rest of the lineup and unpack what makes certain poems travel fast: voice, surprise, clarity, heat, and the exact kind of line you can’t help but send to someone. Featuring poems by Taylor Mali, Matthew Olzmann, Joseph Fasano, and Andrea Cohen.

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    Katie Dozier

    Timothy Green

    Dick Westheimer

    Joe Barca

    Brian O'Sullivan
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    48 mins
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