Podcasts about Poetry slam

Zu Beginn unserer zweiten Folge mit Sommersongs überrascht Torsten die Hörer*innen (und Linus) mit Hip Hop(!) aus Bremen(!!); der Rest der Folge plätschert aber so melodiös und gefällig dahin, dass wir beiden sentimentalen alten Knochen feuchte Augen kriegen. Wir lernen etwas über Poetry Slam, über ein Dorf im US-Bundesstaat New York, über Work-Life-Balance in den frühen Achtzigern und über Vierspuraufnahmen in einem irischen Schuppen. Dringende Hörempfehlung also. Lob, Kritik und Anregungen könnt ihr uns hier zukommen lassen: listen@ribzap.de Bitte bewertet unseren Podcast auf der Plattform, auf der ihr uns hört, schreibt gern ein paar Zeilen über uns, und empfehlt uns euren Freund*innen weiter! Viel Spaß beim Hören!

Ninia Binias ist Moderatorin, Autorin, Podcasterin, Sprecherin und Schauspielerin. Wir kennen sie von zahlreichen Moderationen, von Poetry Slams, von Instagram als @NiniaLaGrande und aus dem Fernsehen – zuletzt z.B. in der „Anstalt“ im ZDF. In ihrer Heimatstadt Hannover kuratiert sie regelmäßig ein eigenes Literaturformat im dortigen Pavillon: https://pavillon-hannover.de/projekt/ninia-stellt-vorHeute ist sie bei uns im Buchclub zu Gast und bringt uns die Lieblingsbücher ihrer Kindheit, ihres eigenen Kindes und der letzten Monate mit: „Von der Fee, die Feuer speien konnte“ von Franz Fühmann, „Der Drache mit den roten Augen“ von Astrid Lindgren, die „Woodwalkers“ Reihe von Katja Brandis, die romantisch-lustigen Bücher von Emily Henry und Carley Fortune, „Große Lieben“ von Katharina Hartwell, Romantasy von Sarah J. Maas, „Die Artefakte von Ouranos“ Reihe von Nisha J. Tuli, Abby Jimenez mit „Just for the summer“ und „Spoilt creatures“ von Amy Twigg. +++ Viel Spaß mit dieser Folge. Wir freuen uns auf euer Feedback an podcast@penguinrandomhouse.de! +++ Foto von Ninia Binias: Copyright Merle StephanUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Zöe Coombs Marr is no stranger to this podcast - possibly making the most appearances on the quiz. Her show "Wrap It Up with Zöe Coombs Marr" kicks off next week as part of Melbourne's Rising Festival. It is described as a live, late night taping of your favourite variety tv show. A place where there's only ever five minutes of taping to go, and a lot to get through. If you've ever seen any of Zöe's shows before, you know that that means it will be a fever dream, teetering on the edge of collapse, somehow kept together by her comedic expertise.Get your tickets to Wrap it Up here:https://2025.rising.melbourne/program/wrap-it-up-with-zoe-coombs-marr?tab=session-detailsSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textMike Yates is a Senior Designer at Teach for America's Reinvention Lab, with over a decade of experience at the intersection of technology and learning. A former classroom teacher and founding member of Alpha School, he now leads the Lab's AI initiatives, creating workshops, coaching educators, and prototyping innovative AI solutions. Mike has built partnerships with organizations like Playlab AI, Google, and Snapchat, and remains dedicated to helping educators navigate the future of learning through practical, human-centered approaches.

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4/30/25: Dir Clay Pearson on Saturday's Hampshire Pride w/ Co-Founder Mary Wang-Boucher of Northampton Resists. Anika Lopes: Ancestral Bridges new location opening on May 7. Brian Adams w/ Board Pres Gregory Mori & member Susie McCrey of New England Small Farm Institute. Youth Poetry Slam winner Julianys Centeno from Holyoke High School w/ Lyrical Faith.

A nosotros el apagón nos ha pillado al otro lado del Atlántico. El Ojo Crítico se traslada a Colombia para emitir desde allí su edición especial con motivo de la Feria Internacional del Libro de Bogotá (FILBo). El programa arranca con un reportaje de Laura Villalba, que ofrece una visión general del ambiente, la programación y los protagonistas de esta cita literaria clave en América Latina.En un espacio dedicado a la poesía, escuchamos a tres grandes voces: el poeta y director del Instituto Cervantes, Luis García Montero; la escritora Aroa Moreno; y la colombiana Piedad Bonnett. Los tres conversan con el programa y recitan sus propios poemas, compartiendo textos en los que el lenguaje y la emoción toman el centro de la escena.El siguiente bloque del programa se centra en la amistad, un tema literario abordado por los escritores Jacobo Bergareche y Pol Guasch, que reflexionan sobre cómo esta forma de vínculo atraviesa sus obras y su forma de narrar.También interviene Mª José Gálvez, Directora General del Libro y el Fomento de la Lectura, que recorre la feria en busca de propuestas, autores y conexiones entre el mundo editorial colombiano y el español. La cobertura se completa con una selección de actuaciones del Poetry Slam organizado en la feria, donde los versos se escuchan en directo con fuerza y ritmo propios.Una ventana abierta desde Bogotá a los libros, la poesía y las nuevas voces.Escuchar audio

Poetry Slam und Musik im Deutschunterricht statt dröger Lektüre und Grammatik: Für solche Formate setzt sich die Pädagogin Petra Anders von der HU Berlin ein. Dafür erhält sie den Communicator-Preis für herausragende Wissenschaftskommunikation.

Azucar talks with fledging poet, Meghan Dhawan. They talk about everything creative dabbling into dreams, goals, cultural expectations and tackling mental health. Dive into this part 1 of this super sized season 2 opener. Make sure to follow her @meghan.on.the.mic. Stay tuned for the multiphypenate collaboration between these two powerhouses. Subscribe at patreon.com/lasugarfactory to get BTS and poems mentioned in this episode

Am 28. April findet im Oldenburgischen Staatstheater ein großer Benefiz-Abend zugunsten der KulturTafel Oldenburg e.V. statt. Unter dem Motto „Nachschlag" holt Annika Blanke, die bekannte Oldenburger Poetry-Slammerin und Botschafterin der KulturTafel diverse Künstler*innen für die gute Sache auf die Bühne des Kleinen Hauses. Es wird ein Abend mit viel Kabarett, Poetry Slam und Musik.

Nacida un 3 de abril de 1991 en Cartagena (Región de Murcia), encontró su afán por la escritura desde muy pequeña ーsegún diceー tecleando sus primeros poemas en un Windows 98. En el ámbito académico, se graduó en Traducción e Interpretación cursando el máster de Traducción Literaria y Edición en la Universidad Complutense de Madrid junto al máster de profesorado. Desde entonces centra su carrera en la docencia de idiomas y la investigación sobre literatura femenina, remarcando su énfasis en la poesía norteamericana de mujeres. En 2021 se alzó con el premio Voces Nuevas de la Editorial Torremozas y ha participado en algunas antologías junto a más autoras. Desde abril de 2025, defiende el título de campeona de Poetry Slam Cartagena y será su representante en el torneo de Poetry Slam

Rolf Suter aus Weingarten bei Karlsruhe ist Gründer und Vorsitzender des Vereins Die Landkulturschaffenden Südwest e.V., einem Netzwerk aus Poet*innen im südwestlichen deutschen Sprachraum. Sie veranstalten Poetry Slams und Lesebühnen und bringen Kultur auch an Orte, an denen sie vielleicht sonst eher selten zu finden ist: in Gefängnisse und Kliniken. Über ihre „Knast Slam Touren“ hat schon mehrfach das Fernsehen berichtet. Im Backstage Podcast stellt Rolf die Arbeit der Landkulturschaffenden Südwest vor, aber auch seine eigenen literarischen Werke. Denn Rolf blickt inzwischen auf rund 400 Auftritte in den letzten Jahren zurück. Webseite: https://www.die-landkulturschaffenden-südwest.org TV Mitschnitte: https://www.die-landkulturschaffenden-südwest.org/mitschnitte-veranstaltungen Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/landkulturschaffendesuedwest/ Instagram Rolf Suter: https://www.instagram.com/oasenrolf Erwähnt: Lars Sörensen, Don Esteban BACKSTAGE unterstützen? ♥ Hier entlang: https://backstage.podcaster.de/unterstuetzen/ RSS-Feed: https://backstage.podcaster.de/BackstagePodcast.rss Blog: https://backstage.podcaster.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backstage_podcast Mastodon: https://troet.cafe/@lenibohrmann Kontakt: backstagepodcast@gmx.de Über Leni Bohrmann: https://www.lenibohrmann.de Outro Music: „Bossa Antigua“ by Kevin Mac Leod

Nhi Le ist Moderatorin, Journalistin und Speakerin. Mit Frank spricht sie über ihr ambivalentes Gefühl zu Ostdeutschland, ihre Reisen nach Vietnam zwischen Romantisierung und Realitätscheck, Weihnachtssingen in Altersheimen und wonach sie online gesucht hat. Die beiden reden über Schnäppchenjagd und Ausmistaktionen, Gatekeeping im Journalismus – und die verzwickte Informationspolitik in asiatischen Familien. Der erste Teil wurde live bei der Leipziger Buchmesse aufgenommen, der zweite Teil remote. (05:00) Passkontrolle (08:05) Klischee-Check (19:15) Family Stuff: Info-Telefonkette, Älteste-Tochter-Syndrom & Trennungen (25:00) Kindheit/ Jugend: "Ich wollte hier weg!" | Keine große Viet-Community (31:35) Poetry Slam 6 viele Schmerzpunkte (34:30) "Ich habe eigentlich immer gearbeitet. Singen war mein erster Job" (42:25) Lesung "Pittiplatsch Limonade" (49:20) Teil 2: Singen, Performen & Zwang, Geld zu verdienen (59:10) Schnäppchenjagd, Ausmisten & Wiederverwerten (1:14:30) Communitysuche, Sehnsuchtsort Vietnam & Realitätscheck (1:34:30) Journalismus: Alte & Neue Welt | Spätes Volo WERBUNG: HOLY: Probiert die Drinks von HOLY DRINKS! Promo Code "HALBE10" – 10% Rabatt Promo Code: "HALBE5" – 5€ Rabatt --> http://weareholy.com/HalbeKatoffl/Try PODCAST-WORKSHOP Meldet euch jetzt an zum Online-Podcast-Workshop für Beginner --> https://halbekatoffl.de/workshops/ SUPPORT: Halbe Katoffl unterstützen: https://halbekatoffl.de/unterstuetzen/ Paypal: frank@halbekatoffl.de Steady: https://steadyhq.com/de/halbekatoffl/about Überweisung/ Dauerauftrag: Schreib an frank@halbekatoffl.de | Stichwort: KONTO

 It’s been 20 years since Nancy Sullivan, a media specialist at Portland’s McDaniel High School, organized a poetry slam for students in the school’s library. That one slam eventually evolved into Verselandia, the citywide youth poetry competition now sponsored by Literary Arts. The slam allows students from across Portland to bring their original spoken word poetry to the stage of the Arlene Schitzer Concert Hall to be scored by a panel of judges.  Alex Dang competed in the first Verselandia back in 2012. Qiana Woods won last year’s Verselandia and is set to compete again this year. They both join us, along with Sullivan, to talk about the history of the competition and the importance of slam poetry as a creative outlet.

Rebecca highlights upcoming events with the Buchanan Center for the Arts, including a Poetry Slam, a Sketch and Sip class, take and make art kits, 64 ARTS submissions, the Town and Country Art Show, summer classes, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Send us a textWeighing in on what the listeners are weighing in on. So much poetry, some recommendations and possible remorse about recommendations, and that sweet spot where Star Wars and 007 intersect.Look at us on InstagramFollow us on Twitter (or don't we're not really there - and you probably shouldn't be either. And yeah, we know, the dumb name changed)Hit us up with comments and suggestions at horrorcurious@gmail.comRate! Review! Recommend!

4/1/25: Sen Paul Mark: DJ Trump v working people. Michael Lawrence Riddell & Akrobatik: The Power of Truths Conference. Atty John Pucci: Trump destroying law firms & law. The Youth Poetry Slam w/ Lyrical Faith, AOM's Aliana de la Guardia, Samara Thadasin & Amilcar Shabazz.

The Poetry Slam World Cup takes place in Paris at the end of May, and Ireland will be competing.Holly Hughes will be Ireland's representative at the Poetry Slam World Championships, and joins Seán to discuss.

The Poetry Slam World Cup takes place in Paris at the end of May, and Ireland will be competing.Holly Hughes will be Ireland's representative at the Poetry Slam World Championships, and joins Seán to discuss.

Poetry Slam bezeichnet die Wettbewerbe, Slam Poetry die Fülle der Texte – was sich alles in Worten ausdrücken, erarbeiten und vortragen lässt, ist bestechend. In dieser Episode hören wir exklusiv zwei Audiofiles von Jugendlichen. Wie Sprachfreude, Mut zum Vortragen und Kreativität in der Schule gefördert werden können, verrät Daniel Rosskopf, Seklehrer und PH-Dozent. Praktische Beispiele und das eigens ins Leben gerufene erfolgreiche Projekt Wörterwirbel zeugen von seiner persönlichen Begeisterung. Welche Texte ihn besonders berühren,  von welchen Dialekten und Worten er angetan ist und warum er am liebsten alle vier Landessprachen beherrschen möchte – unser Gast sprudelt vor Sprachgedanken und gibt nebenbei noch Literaturtipps.Literaturtipps von Daniel Rosskopf:Krimis von Sebastian Fitzek und Jo NesboJugendliteratur- You are not safe here, Kyrie McCauley, dtv, 2020- Vor uns das Meer, Alan Gratz, dtv, 2017- Wie der Wahnsinn mir die Welt erklärte, Dita Zipfel, dtv, 2019

Welche Themen liegen dir auf dem Herzen? Wo kannst du nicht still sitzen bleiben, was ist deine Leidenschaft? Bestimmt hast auch du gewisse Herzensthemen, die dein inneres Feuer anheizen. Mal brennt es lodernd, mal glüht es eher dezent vor sich hin… Was nützt dir dieses innere Feuer? Ist es nur für dich da oder haben andere auch was davon? In dieser Predigt sollte am Anfang das Video eines Poetry-Slams gezeigt werden. Live hat das leider nicht geklappt, aber hier findest du den Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esO3kWrzI_8Die Veranschaulichung, die währen der Predigt stattfindet, sieht wie folgt aus: Person 1 steht mit Daumen nach oben da. Über diesen Daumen ist ein Gummiband gelegt, an dem Person 2 zieht und so verschiedene Belastungssituationen im Leben symbolisiert. Wird die Spannung zu groß, schnippst das Gummiband weg. Jesus ist natürlich noch besser als Person 1 und der nach oben gestreckte Daumen wandelt sich in die Geste, die Taucher zeigen, wenn alles ok ist: Daumen und Zeigefinger bilden einen Ring, die übrigen drei Finger sind nach oben gestreckt. Wenn das Gummiband jetzt wegschnippst, wird es vom Ring festgehalten. Symbolisch bleiben wir auch bei Schwierigkeiten im Zentrum bei Gott.[Bibelstelle zur Predigt: Matthäus 25, 14-30. Predigt: Juliane Vogel]

Der Tag in NRW: Wundenlecken bei der NRW-Opposition; Erster Tag in Berlin - Gespräch mit einer neu gewählten Abgeordneten der Grünen aus dem Sauerland; "Stahlhochzeit" an der Rahmedetalbrücke: Bilanzbericht bei Uniper; Landtagsausschuss zu Castor-Transporten; Poetry Slam im Knast und Arminia Bielefeld hofft auf Pokalsensation. Moderation: Michael Brocker Von WDR 5 Klaus Scheffer.

MegaCon is this weekend! What is too expensive to buy now? Are you betting on the Game? The Poetry Slam is BACK! Snitches get ticket! We end the show with the list! 

MegaCon is this weekend! What is too expensive to buy now? Are you betting on the Game? The Poetry Slam is BACK! Snitches get ticket! We end the show with the list! 

Stuart Hameroff MD is Professor of Anesthesiology and Psychology, and Director of the Center for Consciousness Studies at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Hameroff became interested in intelligent behavior of microtubules, protein lattices which organize activities within living cells. Hameroff and colleagues developed theories of microtubules as self-organizing molecular computers. In the 1990s Hameroff teamed with Sir Roger Penrose on the controversial Penrose-Hameroff "Orch OR" model of consciousness based on quantum computing in brain neuronal microtubules, a notion bolstered by recent evidence. Hameroff also organizes the biennial interdisciplinary conferences, The Science of Consciousness Conference. The Science of Consciousness (‘TSC') conference is the world's longest running inter-disciplinary gathering on the study of consciousness, the nature of existence, and our place in the universe. In 2025 TSC will be in Barcelona, Spain, July 6-11 (Workshops, Plenaries, Concurrents, Exhibits, Demos, Social, Poetry Slam, Dancing - AC Marriott Forum Hotel), preceding and in conjunction with The Festival of Consciousness, July 11-13 (Music, Art, Experiential, Inspiration, Spirituality, Education, Business, Evolution). Speakers include: Sir Roger Penrose, Donald Hoffman, Robert Lawrence Kuhn, Rupert Sheldrake, Deepak Chopra, Federico Faggin, Anirban Bandyopadhyay, and many others. Links below for TSC tickets & more information. TIMESTAMPS: (0:00) - Introduction (1:04) - Defining Consciousness (4:15) - Microtubules & Anaesthesia (9:00) - Where it began with Sir Roger Penrose (15:13) - Patricia Churchland's hilarious critique on Hameroff & Penrose (25:45) - Objective Reduction Explained (37:27) - Quantum Biology (40:47) - Philosophical Implications (Hard Problem, NDEs, OBEs, Afterlife & Reincarnation) (46:00) - Time Crystals & Life (54:20) - Spectrum of Consciousness (plants to humans) (57:37) - "Cartoon Neurons" (1:00:31) - IIT vs GNWT vs Predictive Processing vs Higher-Order Thought vs Orch OR (Battle of Consciousness Theories!) (1:07:23) - Ethical/Practical Implications (Healthcare) (1:10:40) - Transcranial Ultrasound Explored (1:18:10) - How Does Anaesthesia Affect Consciousness? (1:22:10) - The Science of Consciousness Conference & Festival of Consciousness (1:28:00) - Astrobiology & Conformal Cyclic Cosmology (1:30:20) - The Microtubule Maestro's future (1:36:32) - Conclusion EPISODE LINKS: - Stuart's Website: https://hameroff.arizona.edu/ - Stuart's X: https://twitter.com/stuarthameroff - TSC: https://consciousness.arizona.edu/ - TSC 2025 Flyer: https://tinyurl.com/4y94zwhr - TSC Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@thescienceofconsciousness - Patricia Churchland: https://youtu.be/6IVBxmaaGNg?feature=shared - Christof Koch: https://youtu.be/GeO5zr1e5lc?feature=shared - Susan Blackmore: https://youtu.be/u1VlYfgCHTA?feature=shared - Donald Hoffman: https://youtu.be/QRa8r5xOaAA?feature=shared - Federico Faggin: https://youtu.be/MSn4t6fP_dc?feature=shared CONNECT: - Website: https://tevinnaidu.com - Podcast: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/mindbodysolution - YouTube: https://youtube.com/mindbodysolution - X: https://twitter.com/drtevinnaidu - Facebook: https://facebook.com/drtevinnaidu - Instagram: https://instagram.com/drtevinnaidu - LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/drtevinnaidu ============================= Disclaimer: The information provided on this channel is for educational purposes only. The content is shared in the spirit of open discourse and does not constitute, nor does it substitute, professional or medical advice. We do not accept any liability for any loss or damage incurred from you acting or not acting as a result of listening/watching any of our contents. You acknowledge that you use the information provided at your own risk. Listeners/viewers are advised to conduct their own research and consult with their own experts in the respective fields.

Conversamos con la poeta Dayra Lee Montoyo sobre poetry slam; competencia de poesía oral que intenta entretener al público envolviendo a los espectadores. También nos cuenta sobre su experiencia representando a Puerto Rico internacionalmente, quedando entre los primeros 10 lugares a nivel mundial en la final llevada a cabo en Togo, Africa. Además hablamos sobre la creación de la primera liga de Poetry Slam de Puerto Rico que intenta un lugar en la mundial 2025. Visita a nuestro auspiciador Poets Passage Visitanos y chequea nuestra tienda También puedes apoyarnos donando a través de ATH Movil al 787-718-7695

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The Intersections Concert series is excited to present the award-winning, hip-hop soul band, The Lyrical Groove. Delivering a truly unique artistic experience that both entertains and inspires, The Lyrical Groove combines spoken word and live instrumentation, cohesively crafted of several genres of music. Producer and poet, Kendrick Dial, the multi-talented artist Brisa Lauren, and an assortment of experienced musicians join forces to create timeless music that sings life to humanity and moves the soul. A three-time San Diego Music Awards winner of Best Hip Hop/Soul Artist in 2013 and Best Hip Hop/Soul Album in 2014 and 2017, The Lyrical Groove credits their success and appeal to their artists' community engagement. Lauren is actively involved as an organizer in political and civic advocacy efforts, and Dial is a practice coach training human service leader professionals. Together, their purpose is to create art that is both fun and meaningful Series: "Arts Channel " [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 40153]

The Intersections Concert series is excited to present the award-winning, hip-hop soul band, The Lyrical Groove. Delivering a truly unique artistic experience that both entertains and inspires, The Lyrical Groove combines spoken word and live instrumentation, cohesively crafted of several genres of music. Producer and poet, Kendrick Dial, the multi-talented artist Brisa Lauren, and an assortment of experienced musicians join forces to create timeless music that sings life to humanity and moves the soul. A three-time San Diego Music Awards winner of Best Hip Hop/Soul Artist in 2013 and Best Hip Hop/Soul Album in 2014 and 2017, The Lyrical Groove credits their success and appeal to their artists' community engagement. Lauren is actively involved as an organizer in political and civic advocacy efforts, and Dial is a practice coach training human service leader professionals. Together, their purpose is to create art that is both fun and meaningful Series: "Arts Channel " [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 40153]

The Intersections Concert series is excited to present the award-winning, hip-hop soul band, The Lyrical Groove. Delivering a truly unique artistic experience that both entertains and inspires, The Lyrical Groove combines spoken word and live instrumentation, cohesively crafted of several genres of music. Producer and poet, Kendrick Dial, the multi-talented artist Brisa Lauren, and an assortment of experienced musicians join forces to create timeless music that sings life to humanity and moves the soul. A three-time San Diego Music Awards winner of Best Hip Hop/Soul Artist in 2013 and Best Hip Hop/Soul Album in 2014 and 2017, The Lyrical Groove credits their success and appeal to their artists' community engagement. Lauren is actively involved as an organizer in political and civic advocacy efforts, and Dial is a practice coach training human service leader professionals. Together, their purpose is to create art that is both fun and meaningful Series: "Arts Channel " [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 40268]

The Intersections Concert series is excited to present the award-winning, hip-hop soul band, The Lyrical Groove. Delivering a truly unique artistic experience that both entertains and inspires, The Lyrical Groove combines spoken word and live instrumentation, cohesively crafted of several genres of music. Producer and poet, Kendrick Dial, the multi-talented artist Brisa Lauren, and an assortment of experienced musicians join forces to create timeless music that sings life to humanity and moves the soul. A three-time San Diego Music Awards winner of Best Hip Hop/Soul Artist in 2013 and Best Hip Hop/Soul Album in 2014 and 2017, The Lyrical Groove credits their success and appeal to their artists' community engagement. Lauren is actively involved as an organizer in political and civic advocacy efforts, and Dial is a practice coach training human service leader professionals. Together, their purpose is to create art that is both fun and meaningful Series: "Arts Channel " [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 40268]

The Intersections Concert series is excited to present the award-winning, hip-hop soul band, The Lyrical Groove. Delivering a truly unique artistic experience that both entertains and inspires, The Lyrical Groove combines spoken word and live instrumentation, cohesively crafted of several genres of music. Producer and poet, Kendrick Dial, the multi-talented artist Brisa Lauren, and an assortment of experienced musicians join forces to create timeless music that sings life to humanity and moves the soul. A three-time San Diego Music Awards winner of Best Hip Hop/Soul Artist in 2013 and Best Hip Hop/Soul Album in 2014 and 2017, The Lyrical Groove credits their success and appeal to their artists' community engagement. Lauren is actively involved as an organizer in political and civic advocacy efforts, and Dial is a practice coach training human service leader professionals. Together, their purpose is to create art that is both fun and meaningful Series: "Arts Channel " [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 40268]

Five years after their first Christmas Poetry Slam in 2019 (routinely “regifted” ever since), the Ladies have finally picked up their pens to write a fresh batch of poems for the holiday season. And this time, they have help. Joining Sarah, Erin, and Rachel in the Lounge are authors Katie Schuermann and Lisa Clark. Together, they share original Christmas poems ranging from psalms of lament to epic odes to hilarious parodies. Whether you cry or laugh (or do both at once), you'll almost certainly be inspired to make poetry a more regular part of your holiday celebrations. Katie Schuermann is a household name in many LCMS circles, beloved for her cozy novels (among them, our summer book club pick The Saints of Whistle Grove) and for her nonfiction books including He Remembers the Barren and Pew Sisters. Click to visit Katie's website or browse her books from Concordia Publishing House, Kloria Publishing, and Emmanuel Press. Lisa M. Clark is an editor at Concordia Publishing House and the author of devotions, picture books, Bible curricula, Christmas programs, young adult novels — and literally hundreds of original hymn texts. Click to browse Lisa Clark's books at Concordia Publishing House. Connect with the Lutheran Ladies on social media in The Lutheran Ladies' Lounge Facebook discussion group (facebook.com/groups/LutheranLadiesLounge) and on Instagram @lutheranladieslounge. Follow Sarah (@hymnnerd), Rachel (@rachbomberger), and Erin (@erinaltered) on Instagram! Sign up for the Lutheran Ladies' Lounge monthly e-newsletter here, and email the Ladies at lutheranladies@kfuo.org.

Der frisch gekürte Deutsche Meister im Poetry Slam 2024 heißt Anuraj Sri Rajarajendran. Der 28-Jährige, der an der Rheinland-Pfälzischen Technischen Universität Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU) studiert, ist bereits amtierender Landesmeister. Jetzt hat er bei den 28. Deutschsprachigen Meisterschaften im Poetry Slam überzeugt. Die Stadt Landau hat eine reiche Poetry Slam Szene, die immer wieder Talente hervorbringt.

Thom Francis introduces us to poet, community leader, and performance artist EL, who hosts the Cafe Euphoria Poetry Slam and Open Mic twice a month in Troy. EL is an NJ Native living and loving in the Capital Region of NY. They are a poet, community leader, performance artist, hot gyal, professional ad-libber and fashion icon whose life goal is to kick ass and craft meaningful art. You can catch them every 1st & 3rd Friday (7pm!) hosting Slam Euphoria's Open Mic & Poetry Slam at Cafe Euphoira in Troy, NY. EL was one of the featured poets at the Hudson Valley Writers Guild's Year in Review reading at MochaLisa's Caffè in Clifton Park on December 2, 2023.

On Thursday's show: The State Board of Education is poised to vote on optional Bible-infused curriculum for Texas public elementary schools on Friday. We discuss whether it will be approved and whether it's constitutional.Also this hour: We find out how the cruise ship industry is faring along the Gulf Coast.Then, new public artwork on display at Discovery Green is part of Art Lab, a new mentorship program helping Houston-area artists learn how to create and install public art.And we learn about the open mic poetry events from Write About Now, which recently included Houston Matters producer Laura Walker performing some of her work.

Poeter fra hele verden tørnede i weekenden sammen i det vestafrikanske land, Togo. Her kæmpede de om at vinde verdensmesterskabet i poetry slam: en konkurrence-orienteret digtform hvor det ikke kun er oplæsning, men også kroppen som skal i brug når man opfører en tekst. Vi taler med den danske deltager Malene Pixie Rasmussen om hendes optræden. Mere end 1400 antikviteter skal tilbage til Indien, hvor de oprindeligt hører til. Og det er altså ikke en hel normal sag om repatriering, som vi kender dem. Nej det er sagen om den amerikansk-indiske kultur-svindler, Subhash Kapoor, der langt om længe er ved at finde sin afslutning. Dagens værter er: Morten Runge og Tony Scott.

Molly's got a case of poetry fever, and she's ready to rhyme! She's testing out her newest stash of stanzas on her pals, Marc and Sanden. They'll have to guess the animals featured in four of Molly's poems. It's a case of versus AND verses in the…MYSTERY ANIMAL POETRY SLAM CHALLENGE! 

Turn on the goosecam meter and pour one out for Snippy, because MC Hircine Shifter and Lisa Frank's Muppet are here to read a collection of cryptid poems for our 4th Annual Cryptids Unscripted Poetry Slam! Bigfoot is in his feelings, Sinkole Sam's sheen is out of this world, and lonely Mothman isn't the only one whose heart is soft tonight. So don't forget to tip your Startenders and keep an eye out for Lemon's not so Hello Fresh face… and that's why we drink! Thank you to all who submitted for our throwback to the classic And That's Why We Draws with your Poorly Drawn Cryptids submissions - we've featured a few of our favorites in this episode. This holiday season, give the gift of answers and wrap up the mystery of your dog's DNA. Get the Dog DNA Test that's got everyone barking, head to EmbarkVet.com and use code DRINK to save $65 on Embark's Breed + Health Test and get free shipping. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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On this week's mini-episode, I want to tell you about a one week unit that has never failed to produce incredible results from my students. I've done it with 10th graders and 11th graders, honors students and their counterparts, American students and Bulgarian students speaking English as their second language. And I've loved it every. Single. Time. Wow, it's kind of fun setting up all this suspense, but as you know, Thursday episodes are quick, so we better hop to it. The one week unit I've loved every time is a poetry slam unit, and I think you should try it too. Let's walk through the week. On Monday I introduce the concept of slam. I explain the arbitrary judging, the standing up with your poem and your guts and your dream, and I explain that we're having one on Friday. I share some of my favorite performance pieces to help kids start thinking through what performance poetry is, and I invite them to score the poems on a 1-10 as if we were having our own slam already. Hilarious disagreements ensue, and everyone quickly realizes that judging is incredibly subjective. As we get ready to prep for our slam on the next three days, I let kids sign up to be on committees that will take care of the Slam venue, the slam judging and P.R., and the slam program and emceeing.  On Tuesday, we roll into poetic devices and performance techniques, looking at, analyzing and scoring more performance poetry and beginning to workshop ideas for their own poems. We write “I am from” poems. We meet in committees. Everything seems incredibly important, because everyone knows they'll be performing a poem in just three days. On Wednesday, we watch more poems, write more poems, and meet in committees again. At this point, most kids are zeroing in on a poem to perform in the slam. I check in with the venue committee to make sure they are formally requesting use of whatever school space they want to use on Friday and that they get approval. I check in with the program committee to make sure they are getting everyone's titles, figuring out a fair order, and prepping an emcee who will do the event justice. I check in with the judging committee to make sure they've reached out respectfully to possible guest judges in the community and that they are getting some acceptances.  On Thursday, everyone is writing madly and practicing intensely. They perform alone, perform for partners, ask me questions, and keep experimenting. We might watch a few more performances. We'll definitely meet in committees again. On Friday, everyone arrives ready (and very nervous) for what is always one of the best days of the year. The venue committee has the ambiance dialed in, usually with refreshments, fun lighting, and a surprising location. The emcee steps up to the plate and keeps everything going. The guest judges lend an air of professionalism, and make everything feel higher stakes. The poets tend to surprise themselves. I love it every time!  OK, that's a wrap on today's quick episode. I hope I've convinced you to try a poetry slam this year when you teach poetry. For me, it's the mini-unit that never fails to engage kids around poetry in a way they didn't expect.   Go Further:  Explore alllll the Episodes of The Spark Creativity Teacher Podcast. Join our community, Creative High School English, on Facebook. Come hang out on Instagram. Enjoying the podcast? Please consider sharing it with a friend, snagging a screenshot to share on the ‘gram, or tapping those ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ to help others discover the show. Thank you! 

KSL's Top Story: Up on Capitol Hill.... things got hot today.... at a hearing that was supposed to be about the Super Tuesday fiasco.  All the chaos on Republican caucus night. Long lines... website and registration problems... even reports of people giving up and going home... still haven't been addressed by lawmakers. And they won't be addressed today.  Eye on the Hill.  Let's begin our team coverage with KSL NewsRadio's Becky Bruce.

De Bämsen-Dagfahrt steiht wedder an mit en bunt Programm. Ilka Brüggemann kiekt mal torüch na Bämsen 2015 - dor geev dat en Poetry Slam op Platt mit veel ünnerschedlich Geschichten.

It's Friday! DO you have a close relationship with your parents? Are your kids you BFF? We get an update from Soozie the Foodie on the places to check out this weekend. We have Dr. Barry in the room to answer any questions you have about mental health and back to school. We have the last talent hour with karaoke and poetry slam!

It's Friday! DO you have a close relationship with your parents? Are your kids you BFF? We get an update from Soozie the Foodie on the places to check out this weekend. We have Dr. Barry in the room to answer any questions you have about mental health and back to school. We have the last talent hour with karaoke and poetry slam!

We play some poetry slam with Chelsea and Tim as Sweet Jimmy James! And Chelsea goes to Target to take bets on how much she'll spend. All that and some more great stories right here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We play some poetry slam with Chelsea and Tim as Sweet Jimmy James! And Chelsea goes to Target to take bets on how much she'll spend. All that and some more great stories right here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Thursday edition of The Spark Creativity Teacher Podcast, a podcast for English teachers in search of creative teaching strategies. Whether you're new to the show or a long-time listener, I'm so glad you're here for this week's mini episode. Today, as earth day inches closer, I want to share a favorite find, Amanda Gorman's video poem “Earthrise.” This beautiful poem could fit in so many different places in your curriculum, so let's talk about them. First of all, let me tell you a bit about this poem, which of course I'll link in the show notes. It's shared on Youtube by The Climate Reality Project, and it's from five years ago, before Amanda Gorman stormed the world scene with her inauguration poem. It's a performance piece with video footage of Amanda and of the world intermingled as the tells the story of the first astronaut to see the world from space, then connects the way he saw the earth rise with the idea that we can confront the issue of climate change and make our own individual positive impacts and see our own earthrise. It's a lovely, inspiring call to action which acknowledges this big, weighty issue without making things feel hopeless. I can think of three ways you might use this poem which I'll share here. First, you could use it as a springboard to a project about influence, and what it means to be an influencer. Amanda Gorman uses her social media profiles, her performances, and her poetry to lend strength to causes she cares about. In a social media-driven world, she stands out as a youth icon who continuously searches out ways to use her influence positively. You could look at examples of her influencer work and her cause-driven poems and have your students create projects related to the nature of influence and what types of influencer they want to be influenced by. Second, you could use this poem as a springboard for a video poetry project. Whether your students create their own original pieces or create a video around a poem they love, this is a chance to use their voices and their visuals to bring out the meaning behind a piece. Teach them the 3 second rule, that the angle or shot almost always changes every 3 seconds in professional video, and have them spot it in “Earthrise.” Then let them create a poetry video of their own, using the techniques you identify together in Gorman's piece.  Third and last, you could use this poem as a springboard for a call-to-action poem. Have students consider the issues that matter most to them. Have them analyze how Gorman builds energy and hope in her poem with her literary and performance choices. Then have them use it as a mentor text to create their own poem calling people to hopeful action to make a difference in the issue that matters to them. This one piece is, of course, the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Amanda Gorman's work. This week I want to highly recommend you check it out as a wonderful starting point, and perhaps it will lead you down a lovely rabbit hole of her work and all the many ways it could fit into your curriculum.  "Earthrise" by Amanda Gorman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwOvBv8RLmo    Go Further:  Explore alllll the Episodes of The Spark Creativity Teacher Podcast. Join our community, Creative High School English, on Facebook. Come hang out on Instagram.  Enjoying the podcast? Please consider sharing it with a friend, snagging a screenshot to share on the ‘gram, or tapping those ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ to help others discover the show. Thank you!

Surprise! In honor of Friday the 13th, we have a pop-up, special Cryptids Unscripted episode to satiate that creepy, eerie, emo appetite of all of ours. Grab your cup of joe, glass of wine or Capri Sun and take your seats because we've got not one but two pukwudgies up first, also known as pukwudgie camaraderie. Then we have a potential Nightcrawler debut, Mothman's break up and dangerous encounter with an Arby's sign, a steamy love poem to Em, another lawsuit from Zak Bagans and last, but certainly not least, manic pixie squonk girl. "Squonky" is your prompt for next time around, folks... and that's why we drink!You can submit all your best (and worst, we love them all) cryptid slam poems to atwwdfromourcouches@gmail.com