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If you don’t already know, over on our Instagram, we’ve been doing IG Live artist showcases with that Pen Clique touch ya’ll have grown to love. We’re kicking an IG Live out the Pen Clique lab with high quality audio and video, no connection hiccups, and no awkward banter while invites wait to go through and get accepted.We’re calling this IG Live experience Off Page; and we’re proud to bring to our podcast audience the third edition.
[SHOW INDEX (VIDEO)]
- 0:00 Intro theme
- 3:38 Rapper & weed farmer, Jüne | @june_skinnyblak
- 9:08 Manchester poet, Kitty Kaji | @misskittykaji
- 15:53 Actor, rapper & poet, Matthew Nye | @matthewsterlingnye
- 22:26 Non-binary poet, Pastiche Queen | @pastichequeen
- 28:52 Mien songstress, Sirena | @legendarysirena
Write-up & Audio Podcast by Daniel Hees
Video & Social by Kuya David
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Episode 16 ft. Olivia Ku
How does poetry evolve with social media? Guest poet Olivia Ku brings her special blend of micro-poetry and big feels to ‘Threads and Lines’ as they break down Instagram poetry and it’s potential. The Clique reviews a Lucille Clifton classic short poem, and have a constructive roasting session on IG micro poetry during the ‘2 Piece Combo’ poetry review. Lastly, Olivia goes deep into short poetry flex during the “Five For Your Eye” prompted poem.
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Episode 14 Ft. David A. Romero
Will history white wash Hip Hop? David A. Romero hits the clique again and they get into a deeply heated Hip Hop debate during “Threads and Lines”. Def Poetry get’s a eulogy and a lot of love during the “2 Piece Combo” and Dan gets hot during the #poetry review. Romero smashes a very special prompted poem during the “Five for your Eye” and hits poetry curve balls out of the park.
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Episode 24 ft. Lana LosAngeles
Long time friend of the show, actress, activist & entrepreneur Lana LosAngeles joins us as she gives us the run down on finding identity as a multiracial youth, walk us through portraying anxiety through poetry, and reviewing questionable hippie poetry.
