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This month, Helen Broom is joined by Florida poet, artist, and photographer, Carl Scharwath, and they chat about inspiration and giving back to the poetry community. In this month's virtual open mic, we have two readers: Lennart Lundh, and Helen Broom. We'll be taking a hiatus for a while, but if you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, Helen Broom is joined by Texas poet, artist, and publisher, Belinda Subraman, and they chat about Indian food, inspiration from travels, and the small differences between the US and Europe. In this month's virtual open mic, we have two readers: Maid Čorbić and Lennart Lundh. If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, after a late cancellation, Helen Broom is joined again by her husband and podcast producer, Gavin Broom, who reads a short story called Last Week in July. In this month's virtual open mic, we have five readers: Rachel Baum, Gerald Greene, Lennart Lundh, Carol Alena Aronoff, and Ken Allan Dronsfield. If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, Helen Broom is joined by Chicago poet, storyteller, and photographer, Lennart Lundh, and they chat about inspirational artworks, the lessons we learn from war poetry, and the various meanings of the end of the world. In this month's virtual open mic, we have three readers: Bruce McRae, Doug Tanoury, and Mark Murphy.  If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, Helen Broom is joined by Boston, MA poet and author of Nike Adjusting Her Sandal, Anastasia Vassos, and they chat about the beauty of an original metaphor, the open availability of swimming spots in Greece, and finding inspiration and new truths further afield. In this month's virtual open mic, we have four readers: Belinda Subraman, Dan Flore III, Carl Scharwath, and Lennart Lundh.  If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, Helen Broom is joined by Howell, MI poet and author of The Hollows of Bone, Isabella Mansfield, and they chat about growing up in Las Vegas, and why it took a pandemic to make aspects of the world a bit easier for everyone. In this month's virtual open mic, we have four readers: Cheryl Caesar, Jeremy Hurt, Anastasia Vassos, and Mocha Sistah.  If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, Gavin Broom is joined by Poetry in the Bar regular host, Helen R Broom, and they discuss the evolution of this Eaton Rapids, MI series from park, to bar, to podcast, and explore the development of poetic voice as themes and inspirations mature. In this month's virtual open mic, we have four readers: San Lin Tun, Liz Beeson, Eddy Delbridge, and Lennart Lundh.  If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, Helen Broom is joined by New Hampshire poet, Kyle Potvin, and they discuss New England connections, recognizing a poem for the next book, and writing through illness. In this month's virtual open mic, we have four readers: Cheryl Caesar, Jack Freedman, Teresa McGuire, and Mary Anna Scenga Kruch.  If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, Helen Broom is joined by Lansing, MI poet laureate Laura Apol, and they discuss the emergence of summer and the determination needed to realize the worthiness of our words. In this month's virtual open mic, we have three readers: Bashar Abou Hawili, Gavin Broom, and Helen reads some of her latest work. If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, Helen Broom is joined by Mississippi poet Teresa McGuire, and they discuss poems of love and poems spoken by an alternate inner voice. In this month's virtual open mic, we have four readers: Stephen Anderson, Matthew Thorburn, Walid Abdallah, and Mary Fox. If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, Helen Broom is back and is joined by Georgian/American poet and novelist, David Dephy, and they discuss poetry as a constant heartbeat to life, love, and political protest. In our twelfth virtual open mic, we have four readers: Sophi Behal, Mike Ball, Kyle Potvin, and Sebenzile Ngwenya. If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.

This month, Helen Broom is back and is joined by Lansing poet, Kelsey Brianne, and they discuss poetry as protest and the inspiration of geography. In our eleventh virtual open mic, we have three readers: Lennart Lundh, Michael Waterson, and Paul Brucker. If you would like to be a feature in a future event, or contribute to the open mic, drop us a line at [email protected]. Follow us @poetryinthebar and please like, review, rate, and subscribe on iTunes or your preferred podcast provider.