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KRCC and A Music Company Inc. present
Mose Allison
KRCC presents an evening with
NPR's Scott Simon
Sometimes—often, actually—we feel quite lucky to do what we do. Today was no exception. United States Poet Laureate Kay Ryan was here in our studio reading poems, talking about why rhyme still matters and what it is that poems do when you read them.
If you missed her reading on Tuesday night or just want to hear more, please enjoy this 18-minute interview below by either right-clicking on the link to download or clicking the play button on the streaming player.
If you’d like to read more of Kay Ryan’s poems, you can find a good selection HERE.
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