In Three Poems
@inthreepoems
Each episode is a conversation in three poems with a different guest poet, examining how poems connect us and how they communicate with each other. Hosted by @davidjbauman.bsky.social
Two poets kissing! @katiemanningpoet.bsky.social and I talk about both good and bad when it comes to our poetry heroes. Frankly, we also talk a lot about Birds. Listen to this episode, available now on all your favorite podcast platforms, including YouTube, and at inthreepoems.com.
This episode is live and you can listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and platforms I didn’t even know existed until I looked at our stats. Also, you can just push the play button ▶️ at inthrerpoems.com
This episode with the #poetry of @katiemanningpoet.bsky.social goes live tomorrow, Thursday, July 16! Listen or watch on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and 14 other venues! And, as always, on inthreepoems.com
New episode with @crystalsimonesmith.bsky.social! Reading poems and discussing form and “Common Sense.”
One of the cool things, for me, about this podcast, is I get to read one of the poems. How cool to read and be read to and talk about the connections, and a bit about the mechanics and inspirations. Coming up Thursday I get to read and chat with @crystalsimonesmith.bsky.social about Common Sense.
Who are your poetry heroes? Have you met any of them, and what was that experience like? Please tell me about it in the comments. I’d love to hear it. And be sure to follow the podcast at the links in the bio. Thanks for being part of the In Three Poems community.
Poet, children’s author, and fellow Pennsylvanian, Jessica Whipple will read with us in season 2. Her poetry has been published in Funicular , Gastronomica, ONE ART, Whale Road Review, and Door Is a Jar. Her picture books Enough Is... and I Think I Think a Lot are available anywhere books are sold.
A quick sneak peek at episode one of season two, with guest poet Claudia Saleeby Savage. Catch the full episode on your favorite podcast platforms on July 2nd. Meanwhile, there are 14 poets from season one. Have you heard them all? Pop your earbuds in, we won’t tell your boss! inthreepoems.com
Love this little clip with @mitchnobis.bsky.social. It was one of our first episodes, and one that made me feel like, yes! We can do this thing
If you get the chance, listen to to the latest episode of the In Three Poems podcast. Just don’t ask me how the goats got in there. www.buzzsprout.com/2516618/epis...
This week’s episode with @hanvanderhart.bsky.social will be available on your favorite podcast apps and inthreepoems.com
I can’t remember if I shared this or not, that time I interviewed my evil twin.
Recent guests and their poetry books! Saddiq Dzukogi and his epic Bakandamiya; Marjorie Maddox and Hover Here; Monica Prince and Force; Philip F. Clark and The Carnival of Affection. Listen to these and the rest of season one on your favorite podcast app, YouTube, or inthreepoems.com
So, this happened on Monday. And while I focus more on audio, there are another 200+ views on YouTube to add to this. I just wanna thank you so much for listening and taking some of your valuable time to hang out and listen to this poetry podcast. I’m told this is a good start!
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“I Fail in Many Tenses” is one of the poems you can hear on the podcast this Thursday as David chats and reads poetry with @djvorreyer.bsky.social Listen at your favorite podcast outlet, YouTube, or inthreepoems.com
Tune in Tuesday wherever you podcast your podcasts or at inthreepoems.com, as I chat with poet and educator @mitchnobis.bsky.social about bad driving, nature loving, and gun violence, all wrapped into discussion in which we team up to read three poems. #poetry #podcast
Episode one is now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other such places. You can even watch on YouTube if that’s your thing, or just go to inthreepoems.com. It was a joy talking poetry with Judith Sornberger. You’ll find links to her work in the podcast info. Thanks for tuning in!
So excited to be launching on the 23 of December with our first guest poet, Judith Sornberger. Take a 20 minute break from the holiday scramble and pop some earbuds on to join us. davidjbauman.com/2025/12/15/m...
Episode one premieres Christmas week! Judith Sornberger is our first featured poet, and we’ll both read a poem from the Keystone Poetry Anthology and talk about her poem “Weaving” from her new collection, Sorority of Stillness: A Gallery of Women in Art.
