The Sunday Poems with Ken Hada

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Ken Hada has published 11 volumes of poetry. You may find contact, & other information about his work at www.kenhada.org

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Episode 151: new poems and new books from Cullen Whisenhunt, Alan Berecka and Ken Hada contributed by Lukas · Sep 18, 2021

Episode 150: Haesong Kwon contributed by Lukas · Sep 12, 2021

Episode 149: Poems at Dawn contributed by Lukas · Sep 5, 2021

Episode 148: Emily Bronte contributed by Lukas · Aug 29, 2021

Episode 147: “Morning Poems” Robert Bly contributed by Lukas · Aug 22, 2021

Episode 146: Tracy K Smith poems from Wade in the Water contributed by Lukas · Aug 15, 2021

Episode 145: poems from N. Scott Momaday and Li-Young Lee contributed by Lukas · Aug 8, 2021

Episode 144: Forgiveness - self & others contributed by Lukas · Aug 1, 2021

Episode 143: Gulf of Mexico poems contributed by Lukas · Jul 25, 2021

Episode 142: “As I Ebb’d with the Ocean of Life” - Whitman and Self-doubt contributed by Lukas · Jul 18, 2021

Episode 141: Once Upon a Tar Creek: Mining for Voices by Wisconsin ecology poet Maryann Hurtt contributed by Lukas · Jul 3, 2021

Episode 140: Robert Hass contributed by Lukas · Jun 27, 2021

Episode 139: Why Do We Write Elegies? contributed by Lukas · Jun 19, 2021

Episode 138: Memorial Weekend contributed by Lukas · May 30, 2021

Episode 137: Lorna Dee Cervantes contributed by Lukas · May 22, 2021

Episode 136: Akhmatova contributed by Lukas · May 16, 2021

Episode 135: Stephen Crane Poetry contributed by Lukas · May 9, 2021

Episode 134: James Dickey & Tree Houses contributed by Lukas · May 2, 2021

Episode 133: Lisha Adela Garcia - 3 poems contributed by Lukas · Apr 24, 2021

Episode 132: Dogwood & Childhood contributed by Lukas · Apr 18, 2021

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Ken Hada has published 11 volumes of poetry. You may find contact, & other information about his work at www.kenhada.org