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The Reel Poets welcome AndYes to the panel as they discuss the 1998 Film, Slam, that features Poetry Slam champion Saul Williams and Sonja Sohn. We discuss some poems and several scenes. Plus, we got our first 0.5 snap judgment on the show.
AndYes: Social Media -AndYes
Auntie Vice: Social Media – Auntie Vice
CharRon: Social Media – Iambiczine
Marvin: IG – Starvinmarvin09
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-iruzu-f6a5f6
Happy new year, everyone. This is our 56th episode and the 1st anniversary of Iambic Poetry podcast. Today, Reel Poetry reviews the 2010 film, HOWL, a biopic movie about Allen Ginsberg and the 1957 Trial.
Marvin Xia: IG – @Starvinmarvin09
Auntie Vice: Social Media – Auntie Vice
CharRon: www.linktr.ee/iambiczine
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CharRon zoom chatted with Sacramento Poetry Quarterly First Slam Winner: Natachi Mez. Natachi discussed her journey with computers, poetry, music and being a woman.
Natachi – Natachi.life (Instagram)
CharRon – Iambiczine (all Social Media)
Natachi Mez – Immaculate
Natachi and Naina Durga – All the god I need
Tired of the same old Christmas song. Mr. Resolution is here with a mix with all new Christmas songs. Happy Holidays
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This episode, we have a returning Podcast guest, Len Germinera (Episode 3) join us. As Reel Poets review the Academy award winning film: Dead Poets Society starring Robin William and a slew of actors that were excellent. But this is a go-to movie for English Teachers to give a taste of Poetry and Plays. But, does it hold up?
7.5 out of 12
Social Media:
Marvin : Starvinmarvin09 (IG)
Auntie Vice: Auntie Vice (all)
Len Germinera: www.lengerminera.com
CharRon Smith: Iambiczine (all)
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The Reel Poets and Returning Podcast Guest Stockton recording artist / radio host, RawNe reviews the 2020 Independent film: The 40 Year Old Version. Released on Netflix. Semi-autobiography film about a struggling Playwright who thinks the only way to salvage her voice as an artist is to become a rapper.
11.5 out 12 Snaps
Marvin – IG: Starvinmarvin09
Auntie Vice – Social Media: Auntie Vice
RawNe – Social Media: Unomene
CharRon Smith – Social Media: Iambiczine
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CharRon chats with polykid, sexpert, Carnival artist, author, poet, long friend, and Blue Dance partner Koe Creation. We talk about Koe’s book: This Heart Holds Many. Their poetry and Carnival artistry. Being a actor and a dancer. Plus, living in Seattle.
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-6a4pj-f4640c
Reel Poetry reviews 2000 Award winning film, Brother, Where Art Thou. Along for the ride is “Gag on This Podcast” host Big Nick Johnson. The movie is a reimagination of the Greek epic poem The Odyssey by Homer. We delve deep into the parallels between the movie and poem.
8.5 out of 12 snaps
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Reel Poetry reviews 2016 foreign independent film, Neruda. Along for the review ride is Off the clocker poet, Diana Medina. The movie is a biopic on Chile Senator/Poet Pablo Neruda and his exile journey out of Chile to France. The director’s love of Alfred Hitchcock films is shown through out the movie. We discussed the movie use of English subtitles on the Spanish speaking film. Diana did research on certain colloquial phases. We also learned a new word: #Fuchiface
7 out of 12 snaps
You may have noticed that my podcast, Iambic poetry podcast, has been doing movies reviews for the past few weeks. Well, the reason is simple. Movies are another ways that media uses poetry. Beyond music and visual art, movies have showcased poets and poems to the world. Some movies have reach the mass media and have become cult classics. So, I started a new podcast series called Reel Poetry.
Reel Poetry is a movie review that discusses movies with poetry or poets being showcase and rates them for the general public. The idea is to make the public aware of independent or commercial movies. Even movies that were made out of the blueprints of a poem.
I am joined with previous podcast guests, Marvin Xia and Auntie Vice as my new co-host for this series. We will also bring in guests to get their commentary on the movies. We even have a movie rating system called snap judgement. I consist of 3 snaps, 2 snaps, and 1 snap to rate a movie. I also allow 1/2 snap increments.
We have an ever increasing list movie titles. Here are a few that we have reviewed: Paterson, Nightmare before Christmas, Poetic Justice, the Kindergarten teacher, and We are Animals. Check it out.
