As you’ll see on the sidebar to the right, I’m hosting Lois P. Jones’s episodes of Poets Cafe, a half-hour bi-weekly radio show that interviews poets. She interviewed me for the show last spring, and liked the way I archived mine online, so she asked if I’d store some others, and I thought, why the hell not.

They’re pages and not posts, so they won’t appear in the blog as they’re updated. The archive page is here (I’ll add some bells and whistles later), and so far we’ve got five shows. Mine and Peggy’s you’ve seen, William O’Daly is the best translator of Neruda into English, and I highly recommend giving his a listen. Mariano Zaro is a Spanish-American poet who writes and reads beautifully. I actually haven’t gotten a chance to listen to Annie Reiner’s yet, but I noticed she’s a psychoanalyst, so I’m hoping she’ll send us something for the upcoming tribute to mental health professionals issue.

Anyway, it’s a cool show, full of poetry, and Lois is a really good interviewer. So check them out.