poetry

Poet, musician, scholar and community organizer Lyla June focuses on a revitalization of the Diné nation and intercultural healing.

In a new podcast, Glenn North and the museum join in "an overall effort to confront the past and chart a course for the future"

Artist Ada Koch takes inspiration from anti-war protest songs from the 1960s, ‘70s and ‘80s in an exhibition in the Crossroads Arts District.

Since 1982 William Jewell College has partnered with Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral to present "The City Come Again" as a gift in music and word to Kansas City. Dr. Ian Coleman, Chair of the Department of Performing Arts at William Jewell College, hosts this program of students and faculty presenting seasonal music, poetry, and more.

A new two-volume book reveals the inspiration and the process in creating some of McCartney's favorite songs.

Poetry for Personal Power is hosting a conference focused on the mental health needs of African Americans.

Classical KC speaks with composer Ian Coleman and poet Ruth Williams about collaboration, overcoming artistic challenges, and the similarities between writing poetry and composing music. We'll also hear a variety of music composed by Coleman.

Mid-America Arts Alliance is still closed to the public, but their latest exhibition, "Forgotten Stories," will reach the public through external speakers.

A poem Banks wrote about the beating of Rodney King remains relevant 30 years later. "We've progressed in a terrifying way," he says.

KCUR has a tradition of asking each new poet laureate for three writing "rules." Maryfrances Wagner shares hers.

Alexej Savreux has rereleased a collection of poetry that runs the gamut from broken hearts to complex physics theory.

For 20 years, English professor Brian Daldorph has taught Douglas County Jail inmates poetry. He's compiled some of their works in his new book, "Words Is A Powerful Thing."