Joanna Beth Tweedy
- Username: jtweedy
- PRX Member
- Role: Producer/Reporter: Station-Based
Recent Pieces from Joanna Beth Tweedy
Poet Tim Seibles: In Conversation
(18:13)
From: NPR Illinois
From Split This Rock in Spring of 2014, Quiddity sits down with poet Tim Seibles
Akashic Books & Rosebud Ben Oni
(16:26)
From: NPR Illinois
Features an in depth conversation with Akashic Books Senior Editor Ibrahim Ahmad discussing the independent press’ evolution over the last two decades from its roots in the ...
Interview with Eric Shonkwiler & Issue 7.2 preview
(18:05)
From: NPR Illinois
Featuring novelist Eric Shonkwiler and work from Quiddity issue 7.2. While Eric has lived and worked in every contiguous US Time zone, the Ohio native points to the ...
Pygmalion Festival & Josh Isard
(17:32)
From: NPR Illinois
Featues a conversation with The Pygmalion Literary Festival coordinator Caleb Curtis about Pygmalion’s decade long evolution from a music event to a weekend encompassing an ...
An Interview with Katherine Vaz and Teresa A. White Award Winner Showcase
(16:40)
From: NPR Illinois
Features a conversation with acclaimed author Katherine Vaz as well as the 2013 Teresa A. White Award winner Chad Simpson reading his piece "I Later Learned the Fish was a Gar."
Mixed Martial Arts and Writing
(17:17)
From: NPR Illinois
An interview with MMA fighter and poet Carlo Matos, plus work from issue 7.1
Contributor Spotlight: Issue 7.5
(16:47)
From: NPR Illinois
This episode we highlight contributors to issue 7.5 including an interview with National Book Award Finalist, poet Matt Rasmussen.
National Poetry Month Celebration
(18:24)
From: NPR Illinois
A National Poetry Month celebration featuring original works of poetry read by the authors—includes Jonathan Veach’s “Songsmithing,” Donelle Dreese’s “Irregular Heartbeat,” ...
Scapegoat: A Short Story by Michele Coppola
(19:44)
From: NPR Illinois
Have you ever had an unruly pet? How about an exasperated spouse--fed up with that unruly pet--who issues a final ultimatum: either the pet goes, or your spouse goes? That's ...
