
To The Best Of Our Knowledge Docupoetry
Jan 13, 2024
Explore the power of documentary poetry in addressing wars, political upheaval, and personal experiences. Hear the stories of activists and survivors, the importance of collective efforts, and the intersection between journalism and poetry. Discover the influential work of Muriel Ruchaser and how contemporary docupoets are carrying on her legacy. Challenge traditional expectations of poetry with Camille Dunchie's dark and brutal approach. Appreciate impactful writers and original poetry featured in the episode.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The Gospel of Sunseer Alesha Kour: Activism, Poetry, and Survival
02:34 • 13min
The Power of Docupoetry in Capturing Authentic Stories
15:45 • 8min
Tent City and Reflections on the Word 'Again'
24:11 • 2min
Vivid Experiences and Poetic Reflections
25:52 • 10min
The Godmother of Documentary Poetry
35:24 • 2min
Challenging Traditional Expectations of Poetry
37:17 • 14min
Staying Long Enough to Watch the Ripples Form
51:34 • 2min
