David Naimon
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4,074 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 24 Aug
David Naimon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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As of 2021, Paul and Daisy Swiss.
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Soros Fellow for New Americans.
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But Baban's life as a poet precedes her university education in Michigan.
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In high school, she was involved with Citywide Poets, an afterschool writing program in Detroit, which ultimately led her to be nominated by their parent organization to serve as Detroit Youth Poet Laureate, which she did in 2017.
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She was
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Then considered for the National Youth Poet Laureate, where she was the 2018 runner-up for the national title, whose ultimate winner that year was Amanda Gorman.
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During her time at Madison, she published two poetry chapbooks, Relative to Blood, and What I Know of the Mountains, winner of the 2018 Rick Campbell Chapbook Prize.
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Her writing has appeared in MISNA.
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The Markas Review, Pleiades, Guernica, and Poetry Daily, among many others.
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It's also won the 2025 Haydn's Fairy Review Poetry Contest, as well as garnering a Pushkart Prize.
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She's a poetry reader for Muzzle Magazine and poetry editor for Half Mystic and International Interdisciplinary Publishing Project dedicated to the
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Celebration of music in all its forms.
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Her work has been anthologized in Sleeping in the Courtyard, Contemporary Kurdish Writers in Diaspora, and is engaged with at length in the academic study Anglophone Kurdish Narratives Unveiled, Readers as Witnesses, Witnesses as Resistance.
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She's also the co founder of the Kurdish Poets Collection.
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Hadra Boban is here today to talk about the arrival of her first full-length poetry collection, Low Flying Planes, selected for the 2025 National Poetry Series by Pass Between the Covers guest Jake Skeets and coming out with Milkweed Editions.
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Babon joins past winners of this distinction, including Terence Hayes and Patricia Smith, Eleni.
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Sakilianos, Tahimba Jess, Douglas Kearney, and Jake Skeets himself.
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Douglas Kearney says of this book, Poet Hajar Baban's Low Flying Planes haunts with what won't, can't, mustn't be said or understood, questions left unasked, jokes one oughtn't tell, Kurdish names vapor.
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Vaporized in flanking brackets.
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These silences compose the startling debuts anti-lexicon.
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