#trpplffct | your poetry podcast
By Arjan Tupan
#trpplffct | your poetry podcastMar 17, 2020
Chapter 15: James
For this chapter of your poetry podcast, we travel to the United States of America. Listen now.
Read full show notes in the your poetry podcast section of your inbox poetry magazine.
Step into our poetry universe at trpplffct.baronh.eu
Chapter 14: Larissa & Kelly
In this Chapter 14, we continue the conversation with Larissa and Kelly from Poetry Trapper Keeper. The focus now is on the value of poetry. Not just the reading, but also the writing. Especially when done together.
Check out the full show notes in our inbox poetry magazine on https://trippleeffect.substack.com
Chapter 13: Michael
In this episode, we speak a bit more to Raffaella, whom you met in Chapter 11. This time we speak about the value of editing and her role as an editor. And then this story takes a turn that has to do with connections between poets. Listen now!
More on this podcast, including full show notes for this episode, in your inbox poetry magazine #trpplffct | fresh poetry & friends, issue Chapter 13: Michael.
Chapter 12: Kelly & Larissa
Kelly & Larissa are the two poets behind the exciting Poetry Trapper Keeper project. In Chapter 12 of your poetry podcast, they tell us all about how to collaborate on a poetry project when you are half a world apart. And more. Listen now.
More on this podcast, including full show notes for this episode, in your inbox poetry magazine #trpplffct | fresh poetry & friends, look for the issue Chapter 12: Kelly & Larissa.
Chapter 11: Raffaella
In this episode, we speak with Raffaella, multi-lingual a poet from Italy. We speak about poetry, culture and the value of learning about the other.
More on this podcast, including full show notes for this episode, in your inbox poetry magazine #trpplffct | fresh poetry & friends, issue Chapter 11: Raffaella.
Chapter 10: Samantha
In this episode, we speak with Samantha, a teacher, poet and community leader. She writes beautiful poems, and inspires others.
More on this podcast, including full show notes for this episode, in your inbox poetry magazine #trpplffct | fresh poetry & friends, issue Chapter 10: Samantha.
Chapter 9: Jazz
In this episode, we speak with Jazz, the inspiration for season 2 of this podcast. She's a wonderful poet who has a unique way of sharing her art with the world. Follow her account @straatgedichtje on Instagram.
More on this podcast, including full show notes for this episode, in your inbox poetry magazine #trpplffct | fresh poetry & friends, issue Chapter 9: Jazz.
Chapter 8: Amy
Amy is one of my favourite poets. Subscribe to her newsletter to get her work delivered to your inbox. You can find ACM Weekly here.
As a great gift for yourself, or anybody you hold dear, buy Amy's book The Hillside Diary. Get and review the book here.
More about this podcast and full show notes in your inbox poetry magazine #trpplffct | fresh poetry & friends.
Part 2 Teaser
Part 2, AKA season 2, of #trpplffct | your poetry podcast will start on 11 January 2022. New chapters will drop every second and fourth Tuesday of the month. This is what you can expect (and more). Listen and subscribe.
Chapter 7: Becoming A Parent
When poet Brian Kurian shared poetry about his journey of becoming a father, it brought me back 7 years to the time I was on that same journey. I wanted to learn more about his experience, so I invited him to the show.
In the show, we also talk about his campaign to fill his son's bookshelf with stories to get lost in and feed his imagination. Please consider supporting this project by buying Brian a coffee.
The poem Where's Wally I read can be found in the full show-notes on Medium.,
Chapter 6: Image of an Old Voice
In this chapter, I talk with my gues Dennett about photography, Old Voices and of course poetry. Linkt to Full show notes on Medium: https://bit.ly/TEChapter6
Chapter 5: A Pulsing Force
A movement. The idea alone was a surprise. When I released the tritriplicata into the world, it was a great gift to see poets better than me trying it out. One even mentioned the idea of a new movement. I loved that idea. It reminded me of a TED talk by Derek Sivers about a lone nut dancing in a field. In this episode, I am joined by that poet, Sylph Hemery.
Please do yourself a favor, and visit the Medium profile of Sylph Hemery and read her poems and stories.
In this chapter, I read the poem Vide, written by Sylph. It deserves special attention.
And of course, I mention the TED Talk by Derek Sivers on how to start a movement.
If you want to know more about the Tritriplicata, read the story with which I let it loose in the world.
Previously, I was joined on the podcast by poets Harley King and Lisa Bolin. Listen to chapters 3 and 4 of Tripple Effect.
Addendum 1: Additional Harley King Poetry
When I launched the Tripple Effect podcast, I made a plan for the episide. There's a recipe to each. An order. These are the three promises, as I like to call them, of this podcast. These three promises are:
- it is about poetry;
- there will be a tritriplicata in it;
- a chapter, or episode, will be no longer than 9 minutes.
Keeping the first two promises is not so hard. The third one gets me into a bit of trouble. But, where one door closes, another opens. And on planet Tripple Effect, glasses are always half full. That bit of trouble can quickly turn into an opportunity.
As I was working on chapter 4 of my podcast, I had too much material to keep it under 9 minutes. But what I had in access, was too good to let rot on some editing room floor. Virtual or not. It was not enough for a full chapter either. Fortunately, a solution presented itself quickly: an addendum. The first one for this podcast. It features two poems by Harley King, the guest of chapter 4. And some additional remarks on poetry. Listen below, and don't forget to check out Harley's profile on Medium.
Chapter 4: A Poet's Journey
Poetry can be a journey. It can be spiritual. And it can be fun. Recently, I had a conversation online with a fellow poet. I loved how he told his story, and took me further and further along on his journey. It started with an exchange about creating your own poetic form, and keeping it to yourself, or shouting about it from the rooftops. It ended, for now, with the fourth episode of poetry podcast Tripple Effect. My guest this episode, is Harley King. Listen to the episode here:
If you want to read more from Harley's work, visit his profile on Medium.
In this episode, Harley also talks about an event in the month of April. It is National Poetry Month in the US.
The poem Harley reads in this episode is Summer Storm.
Chapter 3: The Beauty of Challenges
In this third episode, we talk about challenges. I invited Lisa Bolin as guest on the show. We discuss writing, challenges and of course, there's a tritriplicata.
If you want to know more about Lisa, read her stories on Medium and subscribe to her newsletter. You won't regret it.
You can find our publication The Tripple Effect on Medium as wel. And you can follow us on Twitter.
Chapter 2: Poetry and the Corona lockdown
In this episode, we'll talk about how poets and their poetry, and artists and their art, are indispensible in times of crises. Also, there's a new name for this show: Tripple Effect, The Show.
Read some of those marvelous Tripples in our Tripple Effect publication on Medium
Chapter 1: Introducing the Tritriplicata
Welcome to the first episode of the Tritriplicata Show, a show about poetry and more specifically the new poetic form Tritriplicata.
In this episode you will hear some thoughts about poetry and expression and of course a Tritriplicata.
Links mentioned in the show:
My post introducing the Tritriplicata.
And: my Thinking of Europe collection.