Pádraig Ó Tuama
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920 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 4 Sep
Pádraig Ó Tuama’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Hi friends, Podrigo Tuma here.
Thanks very much for listening to Poetry Unbound.
In between Poetry Unbound seasons, and we have season 11 that'll start later in 2026, we have a whole host of interviews that I've done with poets over the last two years.
Poetry Unbound in Conversation, we call them.
I've loved the opportunity to talk to poets about their craft, how they see the world through the lens of poetry, and what this art form does for them.
These poetry unbound in conversation episodes deepened my curiosity about language and art.
I trust they will for you too.
For today's Poetry Unbound in Conversation, you'll be hearing from Halel Liza Gafori, a translator, poet and musician, among many other things.
She reads from her two volumes of translations of the thirteenth century mystic poet Rumi.
They're titled Gold and Water, both published by New York Review Books.
This conversation was part of the Greenbelt Festival, an annual festival for arts, activism and belief in England.
Greenbelt has an online component too.
For this conversation, Holla joined us from Vermont while I called in from New York City.
A special thanks to Paul Northup, Jane Cookson, Joanna Booth, Stream Seven, Christian Eight and all the volunteers and staff and audience members at the Greenbelt Festival.
Thanks too to Hal Eliza Gaffori and her publisher's New York Review of Books.
Welcome to Poetry Unbound in Conversation.
My name is Padri Gotuma and here I am with Hale Liza Gafuri.
Hello friends.
God, it's so nice to see you all.
Um I uh this is my twenty-second greenbelt, I think, or twenty-third to be involved with.
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