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QUINTESSENTIAL POETRY PRESENTS JOHN PATRICK ROBBINS - RAW, UNFILTERED POETRY FROM THE MAD EDITOR
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Dec. 19, 2025

QUINTESSENTIAL POETRY PRESENTS JOHN PATRICK ROBBINS - RAW, UNFILTERED POETRY FROM THE MAD EDITOR

The podcast, hosted by Dr. Michael Anthony Ingram, features a late-night session with
poet and author John Patrick Robbins. Known for his morbid and dark themes, Robbins
discusses his latest book, 'Are We Dead Yet?' which reached number one on Amazon's
list of poetry books. Throughout the episode, Robbins shares several poems that
explore themes of darkness, self-empowerment, and human fragility, blending humor
and stark reality. He also talks about his writing process, the inspiration behind his work,
and announces his hiatus from magazine editing to focus on completing his novella.
The show includes engaging conversations, live poetry readings, and insights into
Robbins' creative journey.
Kolawole Alatishe on Human Togetherness – Poetry, Peace & Global Unity
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April 18, 2025

Kolawole Alatishe on Human Togetherness – Poetry, Peace & Global Unity

Renowned poet Kolawole Alatishe shares verses on unity, justice, and healing in this poetic book club debut.
Quintessential Poetry Presents Caroline Adler Micó: Poetry Beyond Boundaries
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April 5, 2025

Quintessential Poetry Presents Caroline Adler Micó: Poetry Beyond Boundaries

In this special episode of the Quintessential Poetry podcast, celebrating National Poetry Month and our 'Poetry Beyond Boundaries' theme, host Dr. Michael Anthony Ingram explores the artistic world of Caroline Adler Micó, a French multidisciplinary poet who embodies poetry without limits. A remarkable artist from Paris, Caroline transforms personal challenges into innovative poetic expression during this month-long celebration of poetry. Her journey spans multiple artistic disciplines - from ear...
QLPOR-YouTube Poetry Presents Celaine Charles
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Jan. 30, 2024

QLPOR-YouTube Poetry Presents Celaine Charles

A Different Kind of Poetry Broadcast