Textile Magazine x Midtown Radio Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/textile-magazine-x-midtown-radio Textile x Midtown Midtown Radio ca3ea600-8407-5427-a89c-cd4dc6155c86 no en Wed, 23 Jul 2025 10:36:18 -0400 Tue, 02 Dec 2025 17:44:21 -0500 https://img.transistor.fm/Qea5LT8eTyYqBA2SRsUNe7uKaswkJMtwjbBnOyL9lkA/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzIxNjA3LzE2MjI0/MjU5MDUtYXJ0d29y/ay5qcGc.jpg Textile Magazine x Midtown Radio episodic Midtown Radio Textile x Midtown Textile x Midtown. kitchener, waterloo, textile, magazine, local, culture, people of colour, arts, writing, Midtown Radio No No Textile Magazine Issue 2: Space(s) Special Broadcast 7 7 Textile Magazine Issue 2: Space(s) Special Broadcast full 20be92ba-0926-4f1f-bd1b-52e0579c6707 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f49e34ac Waterloo Region poets and authors reading their works from Textile Magazine's second issue Space(s).

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]]> Mon, 31 May 2021 09:17:02 -0400 Midtown Radio Midtown Radio 1667 Waterloo Region poets and authors reading their works from Textile Magazine's second issue Space(s). Waterloo Region poets and authors reading their works from Textile Magazine's second issue Space(s). kitchener, waterloo, textile, magazine, local, culture, people of colour, arts, writing, No Nitica Sakharwade reads "Did You?" from issue 2: Space(s) 6 6 Nitica Sakharwade reads "Did You?" from issue 2: Space(s) full b3cc8521-7297-4a22-ae0d-05a24c8ac335 https://share.transistor.fm/s/5ce4a183 A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Waterloo Region poet Nitica Sakharwade reads her poem "Did You?", a contrapuntal poem which asks whether you're savouring the beauty and joy of each moment. "Did You?" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Waterloo Region poet Nitica Sakharwade reads her poem "Did You?", a contrapuntal poem which asks whether you're savouring the beauty and joy of each moment. "Did You?" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> Mon, 31 May 2021 09:14:39 -0400 Midtown Radio Midtown Radio 121 Waterloo Region poet Nitica Sakharwade reads her poem "Did You?" from Textile Magazine's second issue, Space(s). Waterloo Region poet Nitica Sakharwade reads her poem "Did You?" from Textile Magazine's second issue, Space(s). kitchener, waterloo, textile, magazine, local, culture, people of colour, arts, writing, No Tyra Forde reads "A Plate Away" from issue 2: Space(s) 5 5 Tyra Forde reads "A Plate Away" from issue 2: Space(s) full ff1627da-8bb1-45f7-8dbe-857f26609073 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4c1a3968 A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Waterloo author Tyra Forde reads her poem "A Plate Away" which reminisces on the intersections of family, food, and identity. "A Plate Away" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Waterloo author Tyra Forde reads her poem "A Plate Away" which reminisces on the intersections of family, food, and identity. "A Plate Away" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> Mon, 31 May 2021 09:13:28 -0400 Midtown Radio Midtown Radio 420 Waterloo Region author Tyra Forde reads her personal essay "A Plate Away" from Textile Magazine's second issue, Space(s). Waterloo Region author Tyra Forde reads her personal essay "A Plate Away" from Textile Magazine's second issue, Space(s). kitchener, waterloo, textile, magazine, local, culture, people of colour, arts, writing, No Yvonne Tagoe reads "Skin" from issue 2: Space(s) 4 4 Yvonne Tagoe reads "Skin" from issue 2: Space(s) full 4a54592c-a6cf-43b9-96a5-58b1fdd6490d https://share.transistor.fm/s/40b817d9 A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Waterloo Region poet Yvonne Tagoe reads her poem "Skin" which is both a celebration of her full self and cry of frustration at society's inability to see beyond skin-deep. "Skin" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Waterloo Region poet Yvonne Tagoe reads her poem "Skin" which is both a celebration of her full self and cry of frustration at society's inability to see beyond skin-deep. "Skin" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> Mon, 31 May 2021 09:12:23 -0400 Midtown Radio Midtown Radio 199 Waterloo Region poet Yvonne Tagoe reads her poem "Skin" from Textile Magazine's second issue, Space(s). Waterloo Region poet Yvonne Tagoe reads her poem "Skin" from Textile Magazine's second issue, Space(s). kitchener, waterloo, textile, magazine, local, culture, people of colour, arts, writing, No Tomi A. reads "The Bitterness on Your Tongue" from issue 2: Space(s) 3 3 Tomi A. reads "The Bitterness on Your Tongue" from issue 2: Space(s) full 161a490a-7686-4418-97ba-908ad7755fc3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a8242126 A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Kitchener author Tomi A. reads his personal essay "The Bitterness On Your Tongue" which was written as a response to the Black Lives Matter protests of June 2020. "The Bitterness on Your Tongue" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Kitchener author Tomi A. reads his personal essay "The Bitterness On Your Tongue" which was written as a response to the Black Lives Matter protests of June 2020. "The Bitterness on Your Tongue" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> Mon, 31 May 2021 09:10:41 -0400 Midtown Radio Midtown Radio 356 Kitchener author and poet Tomi A. reads his personal essay "The Bitterness on Your Tongue" from Textile Magazine's second issue, Space(s). Kitchener author and poet Tomi A. reads his personal essay "The Bitterness on Your Tongue" from Textile Magazine's second issue, Space(s). kitchener, waterloo, textile, magazine, local, culture, people of colour, arts, writing, No Nitica Sakharwade reads "Aaji" from issue 2: Space(s) 2 2 Nitica Sakharwade reads "Aaji" from issue 2: Space(s) full 323cadb7-5b12-4dd3-b25d-a1f20eea612c https://share.transistor.fm/s/09ea0262 A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Waterloo Region poet Nitica Sakharwade reads her poem "Aaji" which was written as a way of coming to terms with the loss of her grandmother. "Aaji" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Waterloo Region poet Nitica Sakharwade reads her poem "Aaji" which was written as a way of coming to terms with the loss of her grandmother. "Aaji" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> Mon, 31 May 2021 09:08:57 -0400 Nitica Sakharwade Nitica Sakharwade 232 Waterloo Region poet Nitica Sakharwade reads her poem "Aaji" from Textile Magazine's second issue Space(s). Waterloo Region poet Nitica Sakharwade reads her poem "Aaji" from Textile Magazine's second issue Space(s). kitchener, waterloo, textile, magazine, local, culture, people of colour, arts, writing, No Seemab Zahra reads "Enigma" from issue 2: Space(s) 1 1 Seemab Zahra reads "Enigma" from issue 2: Space(s) full c0f3bd66-60db-4355-813a-509e44c8d386 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6c8136f7 A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Waterloo Region poet Seemab Zahra reads her poem "Enigma" which uses the concept of outer space as an allegory for loss and loneliness. "Enigma" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> A collaboration between Midtown Radio and Textile Magazine, Waterloo Region's premiere literary publication. The "Textile x Midtown" projects features exciting local authors, poets, and artists of colour reading the work they've published in in current or past issues of Textile Magazine. In this clip, Waterloo Region poet Seemab Zahra reads her poem "Enigma" which uses the concept of outer space as an allegory for loss and loneliness. "Enigma" was published in Textile's second issue "Space(s)", released in spring 2021. 
Originally aired on Midtown Radio as part of the "Textile x Midtown: Space(s) Special Broadcast", May 1, 2021. 
Recording and Audio Production by Matthew Rappolt
Royalty Free Music Courtesy of Scott Holmes Music

]]> Mon, 31 May 2021 09:05:25 -0400 Seemab Zahra Seemab Zahra 156 Waterloo Region poet Seemab Zahra reading her poem "Enigma" from the second issue of Textile, Space(s). Waterloo Region poet Seemab Zahra reading her poem "Enigma" from the second issue of Textile, Space(s). kitchener, waterloo, textile, magazine, local, culture, people of colour, arts, writing, No