As promised a follow up interview with the poets as they came off stage at the Big Chill.

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A couple of podcasts for you starting with this recording of Byron, Rukus, Emma and Charlie performing their piece on the spoken word stage at the Big Chill.

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Interview with Byron Vincent.

I caught up with Byron at Glastonbury Festival 2009, just before he rushed off for a gig at the Rabbit Hole, and we sat down for a quick chat.

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An interview with Rukus.

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For more podcasts please visit www.ukpoetrypodcast.com

An interview with Jay Bernard

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One of my favorite opening line book quotes comes from the first line of William Gibson’s Neuromancer, a Cyberpunk sci-fi novel set, not just in the future, but in the next few hours.

The Sky was the colour of television, tuned to a dead channel.

A chance to listen to Charlie Jordan and Emma McGordan talk about the preparations they are putting into their residencies.

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I’m having to repost this comment, as I’m having trouble saving changes to the old comment – it’s the same podcast of all the participants you may have heard a few months ago – don’t worry, a new show will be airing within the next week, so stay tuned.

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My Place or Yours podcast

Hi all,
as part of the workshop setting the scene for this event, Apples and Snakes asked me if I’d podcast some of their writers.

I started by recording the thoughts of many of the artists and co-ordinators over a period of three days, as everyone got to know each other.

I intend to get at least two more shows a month over the length of this programme and to go into a bit more depth with the writers in future interviews.

If you want to get involved, join us on Skype for a chat sometime – my contact details is dominicorourke

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