Bob Holman on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1614. FINAL SHOW.
Bob Holman on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1613.
Lisa Buscani on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1612.
Taylor Mali on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1611.
Mighty Mike McGee (and T.O.F.U.) on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1609.
Pete the Temp on the IndieFeed Performance Poetry Channel. Show number 1608.
Justin Woo on the IndieFeed Perforance Poetry Channel - Show number 1607.
Buddy Wakefield on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1606.
Cristin O'Keefe Aptowicz on IndieFeed Perfomance Poetry. Show number 1604.
Matt Mason on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1603.
Jamie Kilstein and The Agenda on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1602.
Tony Brown (The Duende Project) on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1601.
Magpie Ulysses on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1600.
Jeanann Verlee on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1599. (RE-RELEASED due to bad audio file, 1/25/2016.)
David Lee Morgan on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1598.
JeFF Stumpo on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1596.
Joel McKerrow on IndieFeed Performance Poetry. Show number 1595.
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Wow. This is amazing. I'm a poet myself but don't have the courage to ever do performance. I do love it though, it's very moving, its not just the words, it's the feeling, your voice, everything that makes it so powerful.