ORGANIZER: Blaine Greenwood
CONTACT: mostvocal@hotmail.com
DESCRIPTION: radio show in solidarity with 100TPC
LOCATION: University of Lethbridge
CKXU Radio Station
Lethbridge, Albertawww.ckxu.com
TIME: Radio show will run 9 am to 12 am Mountain Daylight time …… Not Your Mother’s Poetry on www.ckxu.com Sept 24 celebrates 100,000 Poets for Change
ADDITIONAL ARCHIVES: https://www.100tpcmedia.org/index.html
We are on board with this event and plan on making it as big as the city and the U of Lethbridge radio station will allow us to make it …. We are the MOST VOCAL Poets Society and I am the host of “NOT YOUR MOTHER’S POETRY” on http://www.ckxu.com
I am Blaine Greenwood, host of NOT YOUR MOTHER’S POETRY on http://www.ckxu.com ……. excited to be part of 10,000 Poets for Change ….
Just heard about this through a group I’m with in Edmonton, The Stroll of Poets – even though I’m at present touring southern Italy – think it’s a great idea and long past due.
I’m signed on to take part with the Stroll but will be watching carefully to see what the rest of you are up to – esp. Canada, but also the rest of the world (am amazed to see just how much of the world is already on board!).
Good on you for getting behind (in front?) of this so quickly.
Good luck with whatever you do – please keep in touch. Thanks.
S.E.Ingraham (Sharon)
President – Stroll of Poets, 2011-2012, Edmonton, Alberta
seingraham@gmail.com
The line-up begins to grow ….. both old and young, traditional and spoken word artistry, ..it is all happening …. I invite everyone no matter where on the planet to share their verse and voice … if you wish to do it through my show which will be archived along with all the other events, contact me here
Listen to this poem THIRST
now uploaded to be heard …
Going to air very shortly with a mixture of audiotracks from across the planet and some live voices at the station delivering poems for change …… hope you enjoy the tossed salad of spoken word we will provide to your listening ears ….. may you and the rest of the participants in 100 thousand poets for change keep the spirit of this event going …… remember that change will require communication between all parties …. show respect, listen to other’s viewpoints and be prepared to have your own opinions challenged … that is what this event is all about …. change will require effort on all sides
This is —- 100 Thousand poets for Change – September 24th Playlist — check out these artists, their cds and tracks on the ‘Net …. (Time played – Poet – CD – Track)
9 04 Zaccheus Jackson – My manifesto – 1 – Revolution
9 12 Andrea Thompson One – 7 ( R) evolution
9 16 Richard Stevenson – Cliffy
9 30 The Recipe – Pick Me – 3 Pick Me
9 31 Shirley Fallen – The Tree
9 34 Sage Francis – How to write a political poem
9 40 Soheila Pashang – Dream; Kidnapping Nazarin
9 47 Anida Youu Ali – 1700 %
9 55 Ani DiFranco Penn Sound – 6 Self Evident
10 05 Rena Woss – Rumi
10 07 Peter Middleton – Iraq
10 12 Shannon Pahara – Signs of the Times
10 25Michael Rothenberg w/ Bobby Thomas Jr – Take; The jet is now perceived
10 35 Moe Clark – circle of she – 2 – Expose it
10 43 Moe Clark – circle of she – 3 Red
10 48 Linda Weasel Head
10 55 Shaylee Feist
11 00 Janet Marie Rogers – Got your back – 11 Re(d) cycle
11 05 Brendan McLeod – Handling Knives
11 13 Homage – UCC 1-207
11 27 Ghosts of the Highway – Road warriors unite – 11 Urban sprawl
11 30 Big Poppa E – Wussie Boy
11 40 Catherine Owen – Autopsy report
11 43 Dumi Senda 5 – I have got to be there
11 47 Award the Poet – How can we live?
11 42 Magpie Ulysses – Strangler Fig – 98 %
We will be back next year with more poets and tracks …. let’s keep 100 thousand poets for change alive and kicking ….
This list is more complete and has some corrections to previous playlist ….. it matches the archived audio files … hope you enjoy listening to the files and check out more about the poets / spoken word artists who performed their works …..
Hour 1
9 04 Zaccheus Jackson – Revolution
908 J D Black – J D B – Anti-Heroic & M Dean’s Homeless
9 12 Andrea Thompson – R Evolution
9 16 Richard Stevenson – Cliffy
9 26 0 The Recipe – Confessions
9 31 R Stevenson rdg S Follen’s The tree
9 34 Taylor Mali – How to write a political poem
9 40 R Stevenson rdg Soheila Pashang Kidnapping Nazarin
9 47 Anida Yoeu Ali – 1700 % (Mistaken for Muslim)
9 55 Annie DiFranco – Self Evident
Hour 2
10 05 Rena Woss rdg Rumi’s Ambition & R W’s The Garden
10 07 Peter Middleton – Iraq
10 12 Shannon Pahara- GM Foods, The Easy Way, Casual
10 19 Odditory Presence – Revolution
10 25 Michael Rothenberg – Take, The Jet is now perceived
10 30 Moe Clark – Expose it
10 35 Linda Weasel Head – Stone Woman
10 43 Moe Clark – Red
10 46 Terrance Cox – Beginner’s Arabic
10 50 Vivian Hansen – Immigration
10 55 Shaylee Feist – Rainbow Skeleton
10 57 Mary Pinkoski – When the Night
10 59 Harry Owen – Soundbites
Hour 3
11 00 Janet Marie Rogers – Re (d) cycle
11 05 Brendan McLeod – Humanity is Awesome, Handling Knives
11 13 Dustin Homage Lee – UCC 1- 207
11 20 Steven Miller – Fire
11 27 Ghosts of the Highway – Urban Sprawl
11 30 Big Poppa E – Wussie Boy
11 35 Andrea Thompson – R Evolution
11 40 Catherine Owen – Autopsy Report
11 43 Dumi Senda – I am an African, I need to be there
11 42 AWard the Poet – How can we live?
11 44 NEema – Masi
11 47Magpie Ulysses – 98 %
11 49 100 tpc – We Have a Goal
In addition to the tracks played on September 24th, three tracks have been uploaded that were to be played that day but time did not allow. They were played the following Saturday in honor of the event …. those tracks are Penn Kemp’s “Gathering Good Company”, John Siddique’s “Thirst” and Pris Campbells “Trombone Angels”.
Letha McAulay, Niek Theelen and Richard Amery … assistants to Blaine Greenwood