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We were heavy into shooting season three of the most poppin poetry podcast in the galaxy when the lockdown started, and while we haven’t been super active on the podcast feed we’ve been doing big things over on our Instagram as we’ve been developing the IG Live that poetry deserves: Off Page
[SHOW INDEX (VIDEO)]
- Retro – 2:17
- Lina – 7:29
- Treesje M Powers – 13:30
- Rebellion – 19:07
- Prentice Powell – 25:16
Be sure to follow our contributing artists and check out their work:
- Retro: Instagram
- Lina: Instagram | Website
- Treesje M Powers: Instagram | Lionlike Mindstate
- Rebellion: Instagram | Insecure Alex
- Prentice Powell: Instagram | Introverse Live
Write-up & Audio Podcast by Daniel Hees
Video & Social by Kuya David
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Episode 13 Ft. Meccamorphosis
Baltimore poet Meccamorphosis exposes white-washing & racism within her phone’s autocorrect, with her poem, “Duck You Autocorrect.” The clique pull up Janae Johnson’s piece, “White Girl Roasting” for the first poetry review, and FINALLY find a decent IG poem reeled in from the IG #poetry ether by @tianatakespoetry. Lastly, Mecca shuts it down with all the feels during her “Five For Your Eye” prompted poem.
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Episode 18 ft. Matthew Nye
On this episode Matthew Nye tackles toxic masculinity during ‘Threads and Lines’. The Clique gives Raych Jackson a near perfect score for her 1 minute poem during the ‘2 Piece Combo’ and Matt writes a fire poem on the spot for his ‘5 For your eye’ prompted poem.
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Off Page: July 2020
This time around we got Kae Cee representing Columbus with poetry love, Localcolor bringing the neo-soul vibes, the Pomona family and shwavy one himself Jonnie Bars who always is in fact bars, the songbird poet and Pen Clique family Brian Oliva with the music magic tricks, the slam god and hip hop hero Matthew Cuban bringing heat off his newest album Ivanna 2, and model, actress, author, and poet Arielle Estoria with all the love and healing you can fit into a single poem to close.
