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The Push Podcast MKE

The Push Podcast MKE

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 The Push Podcast MKE is a show hosted by Ms. Dia, Brit Nicole, and Hayes. It's described as "your one-stop plug hub for all things poetry," covering everything from commentary to events. The hosts, who are all long-time members of the Milwaukee poetry scene, aim to bridge the gap between "OG poets" and newer artists. They share experiences, resources, and insights to help other poets navigate the scene and aim to foster a sense of community by highlighting other poets and creatives.Copyright TDR Podcasting Network アート 社会科学
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  • Intimacy: Is it Better Written or Spoken?

    Intimacy: Is it Better Written or Spoken?
    2025/08/28
    In this episode, hosts Ms. Dia, Brit Nicole, and Hayes launch a new monthly segment called "Frisky First Friday". They kick it off with "ten questions for the grown and frisky". The conversation is wide-ranging, covering topics from the most seductive lines in their poems to whether intimacy is better written or spoken. They also share a funny story about a possum , discuss a major legal decision that week , and mourn the loss of a beloved Honda with over 300,000 miles on it. The hosts also touch on their personal lives, revealing details about their "writing kryptonite" , how their poetry has affected their relationships , and how some of their work is just for one person and never shared.
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    1 時間 34 分
  • How to Stay Creative While Working a 9-to-5

    How to Stay Creative While Working a 9-to-5
    2025/08/28
    In this episode, the hosts, Ms. Dia, Brit Nicole, and Hayes tackle the question: "If the mic could talk, what would it say about you?" The answers are both humorous and revealing, with one host's mic saying "slow down" because of a fast delivery, and another’s mic saying "she's a little shy." The conversation then branches into a discussion about balancing the demanding life of a creative with a full-time job and family. They also explore the difference between writing for the stage versus writing for oneself. The hosts share personal stories of how their artistic and personal lives intersect. The episode ends with a strong message of community, encouraging audience members to send in their own work to be featured on the show.
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    1 時間 30 分
  • From Last-Minute Poems to Legendary Battles

    From Last-Minute Poems to Legendary Battles
    2025/08/28
    In this episode, the hosts Ms. Dia, Brit Nicole, and Hayes tackle the remaining twelve questions from a pre-made list. They begin by discussing the last poem they wrote that surprised them, with one host mentioning a poem she wrote for a couple's wedding at the last minute. They also delve into their "writing kryptonite," which includes distractions like phone notifications, hunger, or just feeling like the work isn't good enough. The discussion takes a turn towards deep, personal questions as they explore what their poetry would say to their bloodline, with one host sharing a line about breaking generational curses. They also reminisce about past poetry battles and "diss poems" at open mic events. The episode concludes with the hosts challenging each other to a "last line" series, where the last line of one poet's new poem becomes the first line for the next poet.
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    1 時間 35 分
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