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José Olivarez Podcasts
José Olivarez Podcasts
9 of The Best Podcast Episodes for José Olivarez. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about José Olivarez, often where they are interviewed.
9 of The Best Podcast Episodes for José Olivarez. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about José Olivarez, often where they are interviewed.
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José Olivarez & Willie Perdomo | LatiNext, working together, and more
The Cornerstore spoke with José Olivarez & Willie Perdomo, 2 editors of The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 4: LatiNext, about their current experience with releasing this new anthology into the world right now. José & Willie also express what kind of conversations they hope this book will cause; what it was like working so closely together; and much more.
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- Poet Willie Perdomo at his home in Exeter, NH
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José Olivarez & Willie Perdomo | LatiNext, working together, and more
The Cornerstore spoke with José Olivarez & Willie Perdomo, 2 editors of The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 4: LatiNext, about their current experience with releasing this new anthology into the world right now. José & Willie also express what kind of conversations they hope this book will cause; what it was like working so closely together; and much more.
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José Olivarez
Today we are joined by José Olivarez. José is an award-winning poet and is also an educator, developing writing courses and poetry workshops. He recently released his debut book of poetry Citizen Illegal, which is fantastic and which pulls the reader into the liminal and hyphenated spaces José has inhabited growing up in Chicago as the son Mexican immigrants to the US.
In our conversation we talk about the power of poetry both in and out of formal poems, we discuss poetry’s relation to the good, the true, and the beautiful, and José even graciously performs one my favorite poems from his book.
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José Olivarez
Poet José Olivarez reads his poem “Mexican American Disambiguation” from his new book Citizen Illegal, and talks with poet and novelist Carrie Fountain about his relationship to poetry, the complexity of identity, the practice of writing, his family, teaching and so so much more!
José Olivarez | Growing up first generation Mexican, process behind his first book ‘Citizen Illegal,’ and more
The Cornerstore spoke with José Olivarez about growing up first generation Mexican in Calumet City, his journey as a writer and poet, and the process behind his first book ‘Citizen Illegal,’ which is out on September 4 via Haymarket Books.
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José Olivarez | Growing up first generation Mexican, process behind his first book ‘Citizen Illegal,’ and more
The Cornerstore spoke with José Olivarez about growing up first generation Mexican in Calumet City, his journey as a writer and poet, and the process behind his first book ‘Citizen Illegal,’ which is out on September 4 via Haymarket Books.
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José Olivarez vs. Grownups
Poet, educator, and Young Chicago Authors Marketing Director José Olivarez explores adulting and gives some podcast-veteran advice to Danez and Franny.
Episode 33: José Olivarez
José Olivarez is a poet living and working in Chicago, Illinois, and is also co-host of one of my all-time favorite podcasts, The Poetry Gods. In our wide-ranging conversation we talked about how The Poetry Gods came to be, toxic masculinity in the poetry world, and how discovering poetry allowed José to find his artistic voice. In the second segment, we talked about beginnings and endings.
(Conversation recorded January 1, 2017.)
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Show Notes:- José Olivarez
- The Poetry Gods
- Adirondack Center for Writing - Online Writing Class Registration
- Jon Sands
- Aziza Barnes
- Jamie Foxx Ruins Doug Williams
- T-Pain: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
- Louder Than a Bomb
- Celeste Ng - Everything I Never Told You
- José Olivarez - I Walk Into the Ocean
- Young Chicago Authors
- Urban Word NYC
- Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib - Searching for a New Kind of Optimism
- Maria Popova - Hope, Cynicism, and the Stories We Tell Ourselves
- Patricia Smith
- Gloria Anzaldúa - Borderlands
- Eduardo Galeano - Open Veins of Latin America
- Keah Brown
- @_joseolivarez
- Editing/Mixing: Mike Sakasegawa
- Music: Podington Bear
- Transcription: Shea Aguinaldo
Ep 62 - José Olivarez
Recorded live 10/13/16 at WHPK 88.5FM in Chicago
Music from this week's show:
Let Nas Down - @JColeMusic
Hate Me Now - Nas