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Thru the Mill with Marc Kelly Smith

Thru the Mill with Marc Kelly Smith

By: Marc Kelly Smith
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Thru the Mill is a podcast tracing the creation of the Uptown Poetry Slam by Mark Kelly Smith and its now international impact. Featuring Mark Eleveld, writer and editor of the Spoken Word Revolution book series.© 2024 Art Entertainment & Performing Arts Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Episode 13: From Here to Madagascar with Bini Josoa
    Mar 13 2025

    Madagascar is 9,332 miles from Chicago as the Malagasy Kingfisher flies. That's where Poetry Slam impresario, Marc Smith, flew to join the thriving Slam community there. In this episode, you'll meet, Bini Josoa, a Madagaslam International Project Manager, and hear him perform some of his own poetry. Check out one more reason Slam Poetry is having an international impact.

    Recorded by Tony Green
    Edited by Kevin O'Rourke
    Produced by Emily Calvo
    Directed by Hugh Schulze

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    32 mins
  • Episode 12: The Celebrated Cin Salach (Part Two)
    Oct 11 2024

    In which Marc and Mark finally get around to talking to Cin about Sheila Donohue, Betty's Mouth and other slam poetry innovations.

    Recorded by Joe Velez

    Edited by Kevin O'Rourke

    Produced by Emily Calvo

    Directed by Hugh Schulze

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    18 mins
  • Episode 11: The Celebrated Cin Salach
    Sep 30 2024

    In this episode, poet Cin Salach takes us back to the mid-1980's when she walked into her first Poetry Slam and experienced a "spiritual chiropractic adjustment." How big an adjustment? She quit her job, has pursued poetry ever since, and Slam Poetry has never been quite the same.

    Recorded by Joe Velez

    Edited by Kevin O'Rourke

    Produced by Emily Calvo

    Directed by Hugh Schulze

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    30 mins

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