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Whether you’re a long time poetry enthusiast or someone completely new to the world of poetry, Poetry 101 hopes to be a fun and easy listen for everybody. Each episode will focus on one poet or theme, with a reading of two to three poems followed by unstructured, casual discussion. Get cozy, grab a warm beverage, and tune in to Poetry 101!</description>
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