Bob Holman

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A Haiku History

Thursday, April 05, 2012

All week, we've challenged our listeners to write haikus - short poems made up of lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables in length - that sum up Wagner's massively long "Ring" cycle. Joining us to give a bit more insight into the popular poetry form is Bowery Poetry Club founder Bob Holman.

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Reclaiming Kipling

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Bob Holman, poet and proprietor of the Bowery Poetry Club, comments on how Rod Blagojevich has taken to quoting Rudyard Kipling. Question of the Day: What work would you quote if you were embroiled in scandal? Comment below!

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WNYC Poet in Residence

Friday, April 29, 2005

Good Morning New York!

Time to get up and out. its spring time which means poems on WNYC.

Bob Holman is in residence, but who is the poet that most declared Spring down on Patchin Place,

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Poet In Residence

Monday, February 21, 2005

Good morning. Bob Holman on WNYC. Time for a poem. This morning we have Henry Dumas- great poet of Harlem of the black arts movement. This is his poem "The Winter Time Blues." Appropriate you might say. But of course, with Dumas, what winter means, may be something else again.

The ...

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Poet In Residence

Tuesday, February 01, 2005

Good morning everybody! Bob Holman here with some poems on WNYC!

It's February 1 which is the birth date of Langston Hughes.

1902 Born James Langston Hughes, Joplin Missouri to James Nathaniel hughes who was a stenographer with a mining company and Carrie Mercer Langston hughes who wrote ...

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Migration Song

Wednesday, December 22, 2004

Bob Holman for WNYC poetry land here with a new book by Quayrish Ali Lansana They Shall Run: Harriet Tubman Poems.   Included in this wonderful collection is a song that Harriet sang as she was leaving with her treasures.  In this case her last run down South, picking up ...

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Poet In Residence

Tuesday, December 14, 2004

Bob Holman: Its morning! It’s time for a poem. Bob Holman here on WNYC.

From the window of the Bowery Poetry Club I’m watching the extraordinary changes....

We’re in a three crane zone right now on the Bowery. Brenda Coultas is a young poet from the Lower East Side who has taken ...

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Poet In Residence

Wednesday, December 08, 2004

Good morning everybody from poetry! From Bob Holman! From WNYC Radio! And from Donna Masini- a spectacular young poet whose new book Turning to Fiction redefines the city in a way that works through all the senses. This one comes through your ears. This is a poem called "Ending."

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Ending

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Poet In Residence

Thursday, November 25, 2004

Hello everybody bob Holman here WNYC’s poet in residence. A poem from Donna Masini. A poem called "Persuasion." Donna sees the city as it exists and of course as we all do, through that palimpsest of every place that's been there while we’ve lived here … directions to places that ...

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Poet In Residence

Saturday, October 23, 2004

Good morning everybody! This is Bob Holman from the world of poetry and WNYC Radio.

This morning I have been so concerned about the lack of wedding poems in the fall… that I thought it be best to bring you the only ...

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Poet In Residence

Tuesday, September 28, 2004

Presidential elections don’t only motivate people to get politically active they have also been a source of artistic inspiration, including poetry.

Founder of the Bowery Poetry Café, Bob Holman has been called the "democratic voice of poetry in America." Over the next ...

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Poet In Residence

Tuesday, September 28, 2004

How ya doin, it’s Bob Holman over at WNYC Radio... In front of me- a new book by Patrick Rosal called Uprock Headspin Scramble and Dive. Now there’s a member of the hip-hop nation talking to us. Young poet in mid twenties. Patrick is the ...

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