Poet Daniel Cockrill takes Poet Waffle on the road and visits the home of photographer Mark Power for an intimate chat.

During this chat they explore the visceral space between fact and fiction to reveal certain truths that can’t necessarily be explained by these other fields.

They also attempt to answer the Poet Waffle Big Question; Do You Believe That What You See Is Real? 

Topics include: The Studio Space, Advice to Young Photographers, Storing and Making Physical Work, Photographic Books, Finding The Best Format For Your Work, Exhibition Experience vs Book Experience, Kodak The Dog, Ivor Cutler, The Shipping Forecast, Julian Germain, Destroying The Laboratory For The Sake Of The Experiment, Dom Brookman, Poetry and Photography as Partners, Working Collaboratively, Good Morning America, Ways of Looking and Seeing, Digital vs Film, The Objective Photograph, Editing and Sequencing, The Language of Photography, The Meaning of Words and Images and How We Interpret Them, Growing and Changing Creatively, Family, Being Alone and Frost Bite in Alaska.

Poet Waffle #25 (Mark Power)

On this, Episode 3 of Bangers & Mash I continue to hack the phone of Preston’s number one celebrity drug dealer. We compare another Movie to a fruit. We smear ourselves in the stunning poetry of Joseph Eastell. There’s more mental health advice. Music from Parliament, Toots and the Maytals, Wu-Tang Clan and Dolly Parton and many more. Plus we’ll be discussing Kerry Hudson’s excellent Memoir, Lowborn and telling you why you should binge-watch Daisy May Cooper’s This Country.

Bangers & Mash Episode 3

Poet Daniel Cockrill chats with other poets to explore the visceral space between fact and fiction.

Poet Waffle #25 (Mark Power)

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